Wikipedia:WikiProject United States/Requested Articles

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Missing United States related articles

Se podría iniciar un sitio sobre las fábricas de automotores americanos

(You can start a site about American automobile manufacturers [I am bilingual and don't know why this is in Spanish so I translated it]) --2601:643:8101:64E1:387A:8F22:8CF4:AF07 (talk) 21:40, 30 July 2020 (UTC) (IPOokap)[reply]

Education

General education

Associate in Business Administration
The California Association of Student Leaders: A networking organization for the Student Leaders and Student Governments of California
Clifford H. Nowlin, Kansas City, Missouri, educator in the 1910s. He wrote books on education and was "much beloved in Kansas City," according to columnist and writer Lee Shippey. Nowlin Middle School was named after him, and there are some references on that page. Sincerely, GeorgeLouis (talk) 05:06, 25 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Docufide
Educational Improvement Tax Credit
The Hartford Partnership Program for Aging Education: A new educational model for geriatric social work education that emphasizes university-community partnerships, a rotational field model, and student leadership.
List of Cities in the United States by Literacy
List of past returning officers of the Oxford Union

Schools, institutions, organizations, and government agencies

Please note that except in exceptional circumstances, preschools, elementary and middle schools do not qualify to have an article on Wikipedia. Only diploma granting institutions.

Air Force Academy Cadet Honor Guard - US Air Force Academy's honor guard. Cadet club that performs reveille, retreat, color guard, firing parties, cannon details, wedding arches, flag foldings, postings, rifle drill, and funeral details.
Alderleaf Wilderness College - Monroe, Washington [1]
American Center for Conflict Resolution - private university accredited by the DETC.
Andhra University College of Pharmacy
Apple School of Excellence. Site hosted here, but numerous schools and individuals have earned this status (see [2].
Armstrong Medical Education Building- Johns Hopkins School of Medicine [3]
Bambi Academy - private Russian elementary school in Brooklyn, New York
Bethlehem Lutheran Church and School in Carson City NV
Christ Our Savior Lutheran High School - Evansville, Illinois
Cultural Council of Palm Beach County - Official arts and culture support agency in Palm Beach County, FL [4]
Defenders of the Magisterium - San Antonio, Texas - an organization of doctrinally conservative lay Catholics in the San Antonio area that monitors Catholic activities for violations of doctrine or liturgy and sends complaints to Catholic leaders. See homepage http://defenders-sa.com/forum/, Facebook org [5], newspaper [6], newspaper [7]edit
Duval Virtual Instruction Academy - Jacksonville, Florida [8]
Emerging Scholars Program
Gulf Coast Research Laboratory
Far From Standard Tutoring Tutoring Company in Michigan that is most popular for tutoring college classes
Fox River Grove Memorial Library - Public library in Fox River Grove, IL [9]
FunnelBrain - website designed to help students of all ages study and share study materials
Hawaii Natural Energy Institute An organized research unit of the School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology (SOEST) of the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa; focuses on renewable and enabling technologies to reduce the State of Hawai‘i's dependence on fossil fuel. [10]
The Hewitt School - private all-girls school on the Upper East Side [11]
Holy Family Catholic Academy (Inverness, Illinois), a private catholic school [12]
Horizon Academy, Amargosa Valley located in Amargosa Valley, Nevada (Part of WWASP)
Institute for Research: Middle Eastern Policy, a Washington, DC, based think tank that studies and seeks to influence change in US-Israel foreign policy. http://www.irmep.org/irmep.htm
Institute for the Environment at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill [13]
The Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers (IETE) http://www.iete.org, http://www.iete.info, www.iete-elan-ac.in, www.iete.biz
John Jaqua Academic Student for Student Atheletes A newly installed multi-million dollar building on the University of Oregon campus serving exclusively student athletes
Kalamazoo Area Mathematics and Science Center ^[1]
Knowlett International The tutoring service with specialization in Math and Science. Knowlett Tutoring
Lee Flower Design Academy [14]
Maine Technology Institute - in Brunswick, Maine [15]
Marine Education Center, University of Southern Mississippi
Mendon Junior/Senior High School [16]
MyFutureDoctor.com A non-profit website for students pursuing a medical degree in osteopathic medicine.
Nashoba Brooks School, Concord, Massachusetts, an all-girls' school
National Institute on Out-of-School Time (NIOST) - Wellesley, MA. [17]
Ness Church - historic location in Meeker County, Minnesota and frequent ghost hunting site ([18],[19],[20])
Orchard House School - all-girls' school in Richmond, Virginia
The Order of Koios - Cornell University^[2] (also see Collegiate secret societies in North America)
Pine Plains Fire Department Pine Plains Fire district and hose company [21]
Poughkeepsie Military Institute
Sheffield District High School - Sheffield, Tas.
Sierra Lutheran High School, Minden NV
Statistical Center for HIV/AIDS research
Thomas Edison School (Gary) - former School in Gary, Indiana; left abandoned for many years before being bought out [22]
Truebright Science Academy Charter School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, a public charter school ^[3]
Tune in to Reading - Reading Intervention Software www.elpcorp.com
United Neighborhood Houses - United Neighborhood Houses of New York (UNH) is a 501(c) nonprofit membership organization of 38 independent community centers and settlement houses in New York City. Rooted in the history and values of the settlement house movement, UNH provides a collective voice for member agencies, performing advocacy to support policies and funding as well as participating in collaborations to benefit the settlement houses in the areas of children, youth, adult literacy and immigrant services, older adults, housing stability, and healthy food. UNH was founded in 1919 and Martin Luther King, Jr., addressed the organization in 1966. UNH is already mentioned in the Wikipedia articles for Settlement Houses ^[4] and several of our member agencies. [disclaimer: I am a UNH employee] Official site: ^[5]. Third-party sources: WNYC story on UNH annual fall conference, 1966 ^[6], Text of MLK Jr.’s speech to UNH 1966, ^[7], Spearheads for Reform, The Social Settlements and the Progressive Movement 1890-1914 (book, pg 239) (Many more sources available)
U.S. Currency Education Program
University Honors at Virginia Tech
University of Notre Dame: Commencement Address Speakers
Van Buren Technology Center
YCCI - Young Citizens of Central Illinois: an organization active in the 1960s (at least) that tried to teach high-school students about democracy. It was possibly a government organization.[23], [24], [25], [26], [27]

Housing

Military history related

Places

Cities and towns

Please place entries in the correct category

Arnesén, Minnesota Unincorporated community in Lake of the Woods County, Minnesota.
Brookside, Utah Unincorporated community in Washington County, Utah.
Circular Towns in the South
City status in the United States – country-specific explanation of city status in the US. Foreigners are baffled that some tiny settlements e.g. Denham, Minnesota are cities.
Don Armeni Park, Seattle located on Elliot Bay, the park is situated upon 4.8 acres of land created by Ernest Carl Bates in the early 1900s.
Dry Fork, Utah Unincorporated community in Uintah County, Utah.
Freedom, Maryland
Highlandtown Wildlife Area, Columbiana County, Ohio
Hilton, South Carolina - unincorporated community bordering Chapin, South Carolina
Jerusalem, Utah - unincorporated community in Sanpete County, Utah.
Jim Creek, Washington - see the Hum
Jurassic Park Visitor Center, Orlando, FL
Lakota, Utah Unincorporated community in Rich County, Utah.
Leeville, Louisiana - hamlet in the area being eroded. There was a BBC program on it ca. 27 August 2015. There is also a newspaper article about it" http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/06/17/AR2010061705729.html.
Midway, Nevada - Shows on maps as part of or just north of Henderson, Nevada.
Monarch, Utah Unincorporated community in Duchesne County, Utah.
Mutton Hollow, Utah Township and unincorporated community in Davis County, Utah.
North Creek, Utah Unincorporated community in Beaver County, Utah.
Oak Creek, Utah Unincorporated community in Sanpete County, Utah.
Ormond Plantation
Pitts Point, Kentucky Located in Fort Knox, Kentucky--town only exists for one day each year.
Reese, Utah Township and unincorporated community in Weber County, Utah.
Regency, Virginia. Northwestern suburb of Richmond Virginia. Zip code 23229 is its boundary.
- GNIS lists a post office by that name in Henrico County, however, there is no community referenced at GNIS, nor are there any census data files under that name.
Reynolds Grove - see List of Gettysburg Battlefield camps after the American Civil War
Sage Creek Junction, Utah - unincorporated community in Rich County, Utah
Sauk Lake Forest Preserve
Shinrock, Erie County, Ohio
Stockton Plateau - West Texas
Tintic Junction, Utah - Tintic Junction or Tintic is a unincorporated community and near-ghost town in Juab County, Utah
Tubsy, Washington, a paper town in Washington State. See the article on Paper Towns. They're basically fictitious towns used as copyright traps for cartographers that exist only on paper (maps). There are eight known paper towns according to online communities. Interest was inspired by John Greem's novel, Paper Towns.
Warminster, Philadelphia PA 18974-2829, PA-NJ Metro Area, home of e.g. Gamry
Winkelmann, Texas, a ghost town located in Washington County, Texas.
Zumwalt, Washington Unincorporated community in Garfield County, Washington.
Arcadia, Utah, unincorporated community in Duchesne County, Utah.
Holiday Park, Utah, unincorporated community in Summit County, Utah.
Cedarview, Utah, unincorporated community in Duchesne County, Utah.
Crescent, Duchesne County, Utah, unincorporated community in Duchesne County, Utah.
Leeton, Utah, unincorporated community in Uintah County, Utah.
Bennett, Utah, unincorporated community and near-ghost town in Uintah County, Utah.
Hayden, Utah, unincorporated community in Duchesne and Uintah counties, Utah.
Harley Dome, Utah, unincorporated community in Grand County, Utah.
Pine Creek, Utah, unincorporated community in Beaver County, Utah.
Gramse, Utah, unincorporated community in Sevier County, Utah.
Hamlin Valley, Utah, unincorporated community in Iron County, Utah.
Old La Sal, Utah, unincorporated community in San Juan County, Utah.
Lockerby, Utah, unincorporated community in San Juan County, Utah.
Verdure, Utah, unincorporated community in San Juan County, Utah.
Mount Aire, Utah, unincorporated community in Salt Lake County, Utah.
Rains, Utah, ghost town in Carbon County, Utah.
Stockmore, Utah, unincorporated community and near-ghost town in Duchesne County, Utah.
Sundance (CDP), Utah. Not sure if a new article needs to be made or if the already existing Sundance, Utah article just needs to be tweaked.
Uintalands, Utah, unincorporated community in Summit County, Utah.
Emory, Utah, unincorporated community and near-ghost town in Summit County, Utah.
Milton, Utah, unincorporated community in Morgan County, Utah.
Richville, Utah, unincorporated community in Morgan County, Utah.
Stoddard, Utah, unincorporated community in Morgan County, Utah.
Taggarts, Utah, unincorporated community in Morgan County, Utah.
Whites Crossing, Utah, unincorporated community in Morgan County, Utah.
College-Young, Utah, township and unincorporated community in Cache County, Utah.
Fool Creek, Utah, unincorporated community in Millard County, Utah.
Township (Utah)

Cities, towns, and neighborhoods

Please place entries in the correct category

Barnum West History of Denver neighborhood
Berendo Street and Avenue Two streets with the same name but the Street one is in Los Angeles, CA and the Avenue in Gardena to West Carson, CA. Please create the article.
Elk Grove Park, Elk Grove, Ca - history of the park and how the land came to be a park
Fort Randall, Alaska
Lake Havasu Estates, Yucca, Arizona A subdivision in Yucca, Arizona
Alhambra Triangle, California, Neighborhood in Sacramento, CA
Park Estates, Long Beach, CA - Mostly developed following the Great Depression, a largely hidden neighborhood of mature tree-lined streets and custom homes and some of the largest land lots (including the largest) in Long Beach. Often used to film for TV, Movies, and Advertising. Was the opening sequence to American Pie.
Potomac Valley Potomac, West Covina, Los Angeles, California?
Prairie Shores apartment complex in Chicago
Rentons Addition, Seattle WA
Rose Hill, Bronx This is now stuck in the middle of Rose_Hill,_Manhattan. Obviously, Bronx is not Manhattan. When you get to the Bronx paragraph it isn't obvious that the Manhattan information continues on below it. Please get the Bronx off the Manhattan page.
Sawtooth Ridge, Colorado geographical and cultural info [ www.summitpost.org/sawtooth-ridge/156846] [www.14ers.com/routemain.php?route=bier4&peak=Bierstadt] [www.mountainzone.com/mountains/detail.asp?fid=1210256].
Silicon Paradise, Miami FL New tech nickname for Miami - http://teckpert.com/south-florida/teckpert-takes-emerge-techweek/
Tucson Metropolitan Area
Veseleyville, Walsh, North Dakota - A historically significant unincorporated community in Walsh County, North Dakota. Veseleyville was first settled in 1880 by Czech (Bohemian) families, who traveled by wagon trail from Spillville, Iowa.
Portal: Newark - as in Newark, New Jersey
Keeneys Marine View Gardens - currently, the designation for a residential neighborhood within the city of Solana Beach, California 92075; still appears on San Diego County plot maps; located on the hill east of interstate highway 5, about five miles from the Pacific Ocean; opinions vary as to the history of this area and the origin of its name; may have once been a non-commercial, scenic garden or an actual nursery business.
Tidy Island, Manatee County, Florida
Chapinville, Massachusetts Village in Northborough, MA

Roads and streets

Glendora Mountain Road - http://www.yelp.com/biz/glendora-mountain-road-glendora Maybe I will add this to my "to do" list.

Buildings and structures

Animal World & Snake Farm Zoo - see inland taipan
Dixie White House - see Hurricane Camille
Leister Farm - see Gettysburg National Cemetery
Scranton Times Tower (Skyscraper Page)
Stonehenge replica (Odessa, Texas) - see Garden City, Texas
Sunshine Mississippi Powerline Crossing (Emporis)

Regions

Greater Appalachia, comprised of Appalachia, the Northern part of the Southeast U.S., and parts of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Nevada, Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas.
Midland Empire, comprised of Northwest Missouri, Northeast Kansas, Southwest Iowa and Southeast Nebraska. Term coined by Jack Lacy in the 40s.

Natural land forms

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Battle Mountain Summit - Southern Rocky Mountains
Baugh Creek - tributary of the Little Wood River
Black Mesa Summit - Southern Rocky Mountains
Casper Arch - separates the Wind River from the Powder River Basin to the east; see Wind River Basin
Cerro Vista (New Mexico) - see Southern Rocky Mountains
Chronister Dinosaur Site, Missouri This is a dinosaur dig site where numerous dinosaurs were found, including the Hypsibema missouriensis.(source:https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/24/world/missouri-dinosaur-bones-uncovered-scn/index.html)
Cow Bayou, a river in Texas
Cowtrack Mountain, near Mono Lake
Double Island (Washington), one of the San Juan Islands
Garden Island, Louisiana - see Hurricane Camille
Georgia's Barrier Islands, off of the coast of southeast Georgia. See: Category:Barrier islands of Georgia (U.S. state)
Grouse Mesa (New Mexico) - see Southern Rocky Mountains
Happy Jack Summit - Southern Rocky Mountains
Haystack Mountain (Montana) - highest point of the Boulder Mountains
Ilio Point - on Molokai in Hawaii
Juniper Pass - Southern Rocky Mountains
Keyhole Cave - A 20 foot long sea cave in Southwest Kauai, Hawaii.
Keyboard of the Winds, near Long's Peak,Colorado
Lake Sawyer, fourth largest lake in King County, Washington. commons:Category:Lake Sawyer has aerial images plus a bunch of pictures of the lake in subcategory commons:Category:Lake Sawyer Regional Park.
Little Boulder Creek (Idaho) - noted on the pages for Emerald Lake, Glacier Lake, Noisy Lake, and Quiet Lake
Long Valley (Mendocino County, California) in Mendocino County, California, the valley of Ten Mile Creek, including the city of Laytonville, CA
Melissa Coray Peak, on the western boundary of Mokelumne Wilderness, California
Morton Pass - Southern Rocky Mountains
Mytoge/Mytoges/Mytoge Mountain/Mytoge Mountains in the general area of Fish Lake, Utah
Obsidian Pool in Yellowstone National Park
Old Toby Island (Wyoming) an insular region contained by the confluence of rivers fed from the Two Ocean Lake and Isa Lake, both of which drain into both the Pacific and the Atlantic
Ostrica Lock, Louisiana - see Hurricane Camille
Pariette Wetlands, Utah
Robinson Summit - Southern Rocky Mountains
Rupley Towers - climbing area near Mt. Lemmon, Tucson, Arizona
Saint Louis Canyon, Idaho
Salado Polychromes
Sams Gap - a mountain pass in the Bald Mountains of Tennessee and North Carolina
Sandy Creek (Wyoming) - see Southern Rocky Mountains
Sawtooth Mountain (Utah)
Sawtooth Mountains (Arizona)
Sawtooth Peak (California, Sierra topographic front), on the Sierra Crest (35°49′25″N 117°59′57″W / 35.82361°N 117.99917°W / 35.82361; -117.99917)
Sawtooth Ridge (California, Hoover Wilderness), on the Sierra Crest (38°06′19″N 119°23′44″W / 38.105251°N 119.395466°W / 38.105251; -119.395466)
Sawtooth Ridge (California, Tahoe National Forest), in the Lake Tahoe Basin (39°15′05″N 120°10′38″W / 39.251398°N 120.177212°W / 39.251398; -120.177212)
Separation Summit - Southern Rocky Mountains
Smut Island, Connecticut
Snowy Range Pass - Southern Rocky Mountains
Sweetwater Uplift - see Wind River Basin
Ten Mile Creek (Mendocino County, California), tributary of South Fork Eel River
Twin Lakes, in Mono County, California near Bridgeport. Not to be confused with Twin Lakes in Mono County near Mammoth Mountain.
U.S. Hill - Southern Rocky Mountains
Warrior Mountain Summit - Southern Rocky Mountains
White Bird Canyon
Wolf Pond (Bellmont, Franklin County, New York), near Loon Lake, New York
Wondervu Hill - Southern Rocky Mountains
Wrangell Terrane, a part of the Wrangellia Terrane

Parks and camps

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Jean Lafitte National Park and Barataria Preserve is a 70,000+ acre national park and nature preserve outside of New Orleans, LA - https://www.nps.gov/jela/barataria-preserve.htm
- See Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve.
Camp Bethel, Virginia
Camp Siegfried (Yaphank, New York) a German-American Bund camp installed on Long Island, New York during the 1930s. If not, simply add it to a List of German-American Bund camps. See; this as a potential source.
Euchee Creek Greenway (Columbia County, Georgia)
Fairview Lake YMCA Camp, New Jersey -http://www.metroymcas.org/fairview-lake-ymca/fairview-lake-ymca-camps/
Grovetown Trails at Euchee Creek (Grovetown, Georgia)
MathPath, Vermont - Basically Mathcamp but for younger ages, changes location each year.
Monrovia Canyon - http://www.eastwesthike.com/2012/10/hiking-monrovia-canyon.html
Monrovia Canyon Park - http://www.ci.monrovia.ca.us/community-life/parks/342-monrovia-canyon-park
Sawpit Dam - http://geology.campus.ad.csulb.edu/people/bperry/geology303/geol303chapter10.html, http://wikimapia.org/19465878/Sawpit-Dam
Summit Park - http://www.summitparkblueash.com/
Sharon Woods - https://www.greatparks.org/parks/sharon-woods (also referenced in this page Great Parks of Hamilton County)

For existing category "Parks in Montgomery County, Maryland": more at http://www.montgomeryparks.org/parks_facilities_directory/index.shtm

People

Jordan B. Acker Chairman and Regent, University of Michigan Board of Regents (2019- Present) [[62]]
General John Alison Pechuls U.S. Air Force General. First-generation American of Lithuanian descent. [63] [64]
Alfred Sylvester Brothers ^[14] - Massachusetts state legislator, 20th c.
Michael Creppy
George William Lowther ^[14] - Massachusetts state legislator, 19th c.
Rohen Shah National Expert in Education. Rapper. Politician. Linguist. President of Far From Standard Tutoring (Ann Arbor, MI)
Charles M Lankford, J from eastern VA (namesake of US 13 in that area)
Min-zhan Lu Author and Educator. Teaches English at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. Wrote "Shanghai Quartet" (2001). Referenced in Basic writing. Wrote several articles ("From Silence to Words: Writing as Struggle" published in College English).
Lucal C. Wesker (ja:ルカル・そウェスカー) Author and Model. Wrote a series of boy love novels both in English and slang. Wrote UnDead Creature , as his first series then spiced it up with "Touch of the grave" a second series worth the taste of men's love and ecstasy.
Lucius J Kellam, Virginian who started the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel project
Haywood Kirkland (Vietnam War Veteran, the main character (played by Larenz Tate) in the movie Dead President is based on him)
Charles Lewis Mitchell ^[14]
Vernon T. Mock Honorable Vietnam Veteran reference URL www.humifish.com
Casey Donell Pornographic Actress
Bobby Lee Shuler Missouri Teamster who fired at a Tri-State Motors semi hauling 41 tons of dynamite outside of Springfield, MO in 1970, resulting in an explosion creating 25-30' deep crater 50' wide in I-44 and the immediate death of the driver, John Galt. Convicted of Second Degree Murder and sentenced to 99 years. 1972 Appeal of Conviction
Kamille McKinney
Lincoln G. Pope Jr. ^[14] - Massachusetts state legislator, 20th
John James Smith (Massachusetts legislator) ^[15]^[14]
Henry Tamarin, labor leader, former president of Local #1 of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees (HERE) union in Chicago, and later the merged UNITE HERE Local 1. He took over leadership of the local union from a court appointed monitor, who had managed it in the wake of the departure of its controversial president Edward T. Hanley. Tamarin's notability hinges largely on the big boosts in pay he secured for about 7,000 workers at Chicago hotels, largely immigrant workers in housekeeping type jobs. Under Hanley, Chicago pay scales seriously lagged those in New York and Los Angeles, and under Tamarin the gap was significantly narrowed (http://www.labornotes.org/2002/09/ready-strike-%E2%80%98new-york-pay%E2%80%99-chicago-hotel-workers-win-wage-and-benefits-boosts?language=en). Tamarin, and outsider within the Chicago labor community (not one 'of the boys', and having been raised in New York), has not gotten the attention he should, as one of the city's greatest labor leaders in the 21st century. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 205.178.77.16 (talk • contribs) 05:59, 22 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]
Robert Thomas Teamoh ^[14] - Massachusetts state legislator, 19th c.
Alvin F. Thompson ^[14] - Massachusetts state legislator, 20th c.

Paralympic athletes from the United States of America

Andrea Philips
Bill Dean (skier)
Bill Hovinac - first US Paralympian and only competitor for the US in the first paralympics
Cale Kenny
Charlene Rawls
Dan Pufpaff
David Grimes (skier)
Debbie Cooper
Harry Cordellos
Janet Penn 1x 1980 Paralympics bronze medalist
John Novotny (skier)
Judy Dixon (skier)
Patti Werner
Pete Badewitz
Reed Robinson
Richard Armstrong (skier)
Robinson Reed
Sandy Potter
Tim Atkinson

Medicine and Dentistry

Amram Armand Lugassy - Moroccan born Jewish American dentistry professor for 40 years at the University of the Pacific. Co-inventor of the M-L Scale.

Musicians

Native American Tribes

Anxau (extinct)
Deacose people (extinct)
Emet people (extinct)
Kohani people (extinct)
Kopano people (extinct)
Pachal people (extinct)
Pacoa people (extinct)
Paguame (extinct)
Pampopa people (extinct)
Papanac (extinct)
Pasxa people (extinct)
Pulacuam (extinct)
Sana people (extinct)
Saracuam (extinct)
Semonam (extinct)
Sijame (extinct)
Tamique people (extinct)
Tilijae
Tomoacas people

Politics

American Spring, some sort of revolution (see this, this and this).
International Organizations Division (currently a redirect to an article that doesn't mention this division or its activities even in passing) Source
List of vice presidents of the United States by previous experience - An article similar to List of presidents of the United States by previous experience but for the Vice Presidents of the United States.
National Republican Heritage Groups Council, US political group
Resignation of John Boehner The resignation of the Speaker of the House both as Speaker and from Congress is a pretty big deal
- The topic is already well-covered here: Speaker of the United States House of Representatives election, October 2015
Social-nationalism in the United States

Acting Secretaries

Alexander T. Vogelsang, Clarence A. Davis, Alfred G. Albert, J. J. Simmons III, Earl E. Gjelde, Thomas N. Slonaker - United States Secretary of the Interior

Alabama

Alaska

Arizona

Arizona Municipal Courts
Escudilla Wilderness, Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, Arizona
Mount Baldy Wilderness, Apache-Sitgreaves National forest, Arizona

Arkansas

California

List of requested articles about California
Airport day disaster - Fullerton, California

Colorado

Delaware

College Ave Student Loans Technology-enabled fintech lender headquartered in Wilmington, Delaware offering student loan refinancing and private student loans
Delaware Family Court
Delaware Public Archives

Florida

Georgia

Burrells Ford, Northeast Georgia
Georgia Magistrate Courts
Georgia Probate Courts
Georgia State Courts
Weracoba Park, the largest park in Columbus, Georgia

Hawai'i

Hawai'i State Archives

Idaho

Illinois

Brickyard Shopping Mall, Chicago, Illinois, USA - Shopping mall that was redeveloped [66][67]
Chicago Principles - University of Chicago guidelines on freedom of expression that have been adopted by `Purdue, Princeton and other schools. See the summer 2015 issue of the UofC alumni magazine.
Gambling in Illinois (gambling was expanded this past spring and sports betting will be allowed)^[16]
Illinois State Archives
List of Wards in Chicago
Veggiefest - Vegetarian festival held yearly in a Chicago suburb Naperville, Illinois hosted by the Science of Spirituality

Indiana

Kansas

George and Annie Bell House, a historic house located in Lawrence, KS
Grasslands of Kansas (Flint Hills)
Kansas Municipal Courts

Kentucky

Guntown Mountain, defunct Wild West theme park in Park City, Kentucky

Maine

Maryland

Maryland Justice Reinvestment Oversight Board [68]

Massachusetts

Public High Schools

Michigan

Archives of Michigan
Hess-Hathaway Park, historically Lone Cedar Farm, park located in Waterford Township, Michigan [69][70]
Michigan Circuit Courts

Minnesota

Minnesota Tax Court

Mississippi

Missouri

Missouri Municipal Courts
Missouri State Archives
Southern Missouri Southern third of Missouri is distinguishable from northern two-thirds, by dialect, history, and culture. Compare Southern Illinois.

Montana

Montana American Legion White Cross Highway Fatality Marker Program

Nebraska

List of Nebraska precincts (similar in format to the List of Illinois precincts, maybe with external link to http://www.historicmapworks.com/Atlas/US/9947/ which has Nebraska, York County 1924 named precinct maps)
Nebraska County Courts
Nebraska District Courts

New Mexico

New York

Greenstar Cooperative Market - in Ithaca, New York
Trans World Expedition, Nicolas Rapp, 2009 - 2011 drove around the world in a Land Cruiser from New York to new York.

Rhode Island

Rhode Island State Archives

Tennessee

Madame Tussauds Nashville
Mid-South Air Show - bi-annual airshow held at Millington Regional Jetport, Millington, Tennessee

Texas

Indigenous languages of Texas

Utah

Vermont

Vermont State Archives and Records Administration

Wyoming

Crook's Gap, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA - History, how it got its name
Wyoming Circuit Courts
Wyoming conspiracy
Wyoming State Archives

Miscellaneous

Wikipedia:WikiProject California/Requested Articles
American Colonel Insignia Origins
Chief Counsel of the IRS
East Links Country Park
Exorcism of Pentagon (1967 event)
Fairness for High-Skilled Immigrants Act ^[17]
Federal Communications Commission v. American Broadcasting Co., Inc.
Geographia Americae, the 17th century book by Per Lindeström
GHOSTMACHINE : The NSA's cloud analytics platform^[18]^[19]
Global Online Enrollment System - U.S. Customs and Border Protection Trusted Traveler program registration site
International Bridge Building Competition, A yearly high school competition that has run for more than 25 years to promote the study and application of fundamental principles physics and engineering
List of Native American Casinos
List of U.S. Cities by date founded Including all state capitals, major metropolitan areas and ports of entry
Magnolia Hollow Conservation Area
National Capital Service Area
Park(ing) Day, global event which started and still is centered in San Francisco
Read 180 a reading site for people who have difficulty of reading
Seeds of Compassion
Shooting of Dillon Taylor, a white man by a black police officer. [71] Requested 2014.08.31
Silver Eagles, short-lived US Army helicopter precision aerobatics demonstration team. [72]
Social totalizator or Social betting a new type of online games, which allow to bet on any events in the world
Tropical America
Unified Quest a Joint Forces Command Exercise series [73][74][75][76][77][78][79][80][81][82][83][84][85][86][87][88][89][90][91][92][93][94][95][96][97][98][99][100][101][102][103]Noble Resolve [104][105][106][107][108][109][110][111][112][113][114][115][116][117][118][119][120][121][122][123][124][125][126][127][128][129][130][131][132][133][134][135][136][137][138][139][140][141][142][143][144][145][146][147][148][149][150][151][152][153][154][155][156][157][158]

Medal of Honor recipients

American Civil War (A—F) Done

American Civil War (G—L): Charles Lamb • Henry Hill • James Hill • James Hill • William Hinnecan • Daniel Holcomb • Thomas Horan (soldier) • James Horton • Lewis A. Horton • Edward J. Houghton • William Houlton • Hiram R. Howard • James Howard • William H. Howe • Aaron R. Hudson • Samuel Hymer • Patrick Irwin • Frederick R. Jackson • Eugene P. Jacobson • Henry Johnson • Joseph E. Johnson • Samuel Johnson • Wallace W. Johnson • David Johnston • William P. Johnston • David Jones • Robert Jordan • Francis W. Judge • John Kaiser • Joseph Keele • Joseph S. Keen • Andrew J. Kelley • John Kelley • Thomas Kelly • Joseph Kemp • Charles Kenyon • John S. Kenyon • James Kephart • Robert H. King • John Kinsey • Charles H. Knight • William J. Knight

American Civil War (M—P): George Martin • Sylvester H. Martin • William Martin • William H. Mathews • John C. Matthews • Henry B. Mattingly • William May • William B. Mayes • Benjamin F. McAlwee • Bernard McCarren • Joseph McCauslln • Charles H. McCleary • James M. McClelland • Matthew McClelland • Samuel McConnell • Michael McCormlck • Andrew McCornack • George E. McDonald • John McDonald • John W. McDonald • Samuel O. McElhlnny • Daniel McFall • Edward McGinn • Wilson McGonagle • Owen McGough • Thomas McGraw • Patrick McGuire • Alexander U. McHale • Martin McHugh • George McKee • Nineveh S. McKeen • Michael McKeever • Nathaniel A. McKown • Francis M. McMillen • Walter F. McWhorter • Thomas Meagher • George W. Mears • John W. Menter • James K. Merrifield • Augustus Merrill • John G. Merritt • Henry C. Meyer • Henry A. Miller • Jacob C. Miller • James P. Miller • John Miller • William E. Miller • Frank W. Mills • George W. Mindil • Alexander H. Mitchell • Theodore Mitchell • Archibald Molbone • Patrick Monaghan • Robert Montgomery • Charles Moore • Charles Moore • George Moore • Wilbur F. Moore • Delano Morey • Lewis Morgan • Richard H. Morgan • Benjamin Morse • Charles W. Morton • John W. Mostoller • Walter L. Mundell • Harvey M. Munsell • Charles J. Murphy • Daniel J. Murphy • James T. Murphy • John P. Murphy • Robinson B. Murphy • Thomas Murphy • Thomas C. Murphy • Thomas J. Murphy • George S. Myers • William H. Myers • Henry H. Nash • Edwin M. Neville • Marcellus J. Newman • William H. Newman • John H. Nibbe • Henry C. Nichols • John J. Nolan • Conrad Noll • Jasper N. North • Elliott M. Norton • John R. Norton • Llewellyn P. Norton • Lee Nutting • James R. O'Beirne • Henry D. O'Brien • Timothy O'Connor • Stephen O'Neill • Charles Oliver • John N. Opel • Charles A. Orr • Robert L. Orr • Jacob G. Orth • William H. Osborne • Jacob H. Overturf • Loron F. Packard • George H. Palmer • John G. Palmer • Thomas Parker • James W. Parks • Joel Parsons • William H. Paul • Byron E. Pay • Irvin C. Payne • Thomas H. L. Payne • Platt Pearsall • Cassius Peck • James K. Peirsol • Patrick H. Pentzer • Thomas Perry • Joseph Pesch • Henry C. Peters • Alfred Peterson • Philip Petty • Edward M. Pike • James Pipes • Henry E. Plant • William Plimley • Ambrose Porter • John R. Porter • William Porter • James P. Postles • George W. Potter • Norman F. Potter • Albert Power • Wesley J. Powers • Joseph R. Prentice • Noble D. Preston • Hiram W. Purcell • James J. Purman • Edgar P. Putnam

American Civil War (Q—S): Peter Rafferty • Charles F. Rand • Jacob F. Raub • William H. Raymond • Morton A. Read • William H. Reddick • Axel H. Reed • Charles W. Reed • William Reed • Charles A. Reeder • Jeremiah Regan • J. Monroe Reisinger • Julius D. Rhodes • Charles Rice • Carlos H. Rich • William R. Richardson • William E. Richey • John H. Ricksecker • Rudolph R. Riddell • Thomas Riley • Augustus I. Robbins • James Roberts • Otis O. Roberts • Robert S. Robertson • Samuel Robertson • George F. Robie • Alexander Robinson • John H. Robinson • Frederick Rock • Ferdinand F. Rohm • Oliver P. Rood • Marion A. Ross • Stephen Rought • Lewis A. Rounds • John Rountry • J. Levi Roush • Archibald H. Rowand, Jr. • Henry W. Rowe • John Rush (Medal of Honor) • Milton Russell • John T. Rutherford • James M. Rutter • Louis J. Sacriste • Charles F. Sancrainte • William Sands • Jacob Sanford • Jackson Sargent • Henry Sartwell • James Saunders • Edwin F. Savacool • Patrick Scanlan • Martin E. Scheibner • Philipp Schlachter • George W. Schmal • Andrew Schmauch • William Schmidt • George Schneider • Christian Schnell • David H. Scofield • Charles Schorn • Martin Schubert • John M. Scott • Elisha B. Seaman • Alfred J. Sellers • Emisire Shahan • John Shapland • Marshall Sherman • John Shiel • Bernard Shields • John Shilling • Robert F. Shipley • George J. Shopp • Joseph H. Shea • John S. Shellenberger • Irwin Shepard • William Shepherd • Marshall Sherman • John Shiel • Bernard Shields • John Shilling • Robert F. Shipley • George J. Shopp • Frank Shubert • George E. Sidman • John Simmons • William T. Simmons • Charles J. Simons • Joseph A. Sladen • Oscar Slagle • Samuel Slavens • Andrew J. Sloan • Henry C. Slusher • Reuben Smalley • Reuben S. Smalley • Charles H. Smith • Charles H. Smith • David L. Smith • Henry I. Smith • James Smith • Otis W. Smith • Richard Smith • S. Rodmond Smith • Thaddeus S. Smith • Wilson Smith • James Snedden • Joseph E. Sova • Michael Sowers • William J. Sperry • Timothy Spillane • Benona Sprague • Andrew B. Spurling • Charles Stacey • John H. Starkins • John W. Steele • William G. Stephens • George W. Stewart • Joseph Stickels • George H. Stockman • George Stokes • Frank Stolz • John H. R. Storey • Bernard A. Strausbaugh • Christian Streile • James N. Strong • James K. Sturgeon • James C. Summers • William H. Surles • Charles A. Swan • Jacob E. Swap • Joseph S. G. Sweatt • Jacob Swegheimer • Frederic W. Swift • Harlan J. Swift • Peter Sype

American Civil War (T—Z) Done

Indian Wars: Heinrich Bertram • Daniel Bishop • James Blair • Samuel Bowden • Sanford Bradbury • Edward Branagan • Abram B. Brant • Frank Bratling • James Brophy • James Brown • Lorenzo D. Brown • Patrick J. Burke • Richard Burke • James S. Calvert • Heth Canfield • John Carr • Thomas Carroll • George Carter • John E. Clancy • Wilfred Clark • Samuel H. Craig • Charles Crandall • John Crist • Banjamin C. Criswell • William G. Cubberly • Charles Cunningham • Charles Daily • James T. Daniels • Michael Dawson • William L. Day • William De Armond • George Deary • Frederick Deetline • Charles H. Dickens • John L. Donahue • Cornelius Donavan • John S. Donelly • James B. Doshier • William Dougherty • James Dowling • Peter W. Gardiner • Harry Garland • George Gates • Thomas H. Gay • John Georgian • John J. Given • Albert Glavinski • T. B. Glover • Michael Glynn • George Grant • Jacob Gunther • John Haddoo • John Hall • Frank Hamilton • Mathew H. Hamilton • Richard P. Hanley • Mosher A. Harding • John Harrington • Charles D. Harris • David W. Harris • William M. Harris • Joshija B. Hartzog • Paul Haupt • Fred S. Hay • Richard Heartery • Clamor Heise • Leander Herron • Thomas P. Higgins • James M. Hill • Marvin C. Hillock • Michael Himmelsback • Lehmann Hinemann • George Hobday • Henry Holden • David Holland • George Hooker • Samuel Hoover • Simpson Hornaday • Thomas Hubbard • James W. Huff • Fred O. Hunt • Rufus D. Hutchinson • John Kay • Bartholomew T. Keenan • Charles Kelley • John J. H. Kelly • Thomas Kelly • Philip Kennedy • Thomas Kerrigan • John Kilmartin • John Kirk • George K. Kitchen • Albert Knaak • Joseph F. Knight • John W. Knox • William Koelpin • Wendelin Kreher • John Kyle • David Larkin • James Lawrence • John S. Lawton • James Lenihan • William B. Lewis • Thomas Little • Francis W. Lohnes • James Lowthers • George Loyd • Leonidas S. Lytle • Jeptha L. Lytton • Herbert Mahers • Gregory Mahoney • Patrick Martin • David A. Matthews • Bernard McCann • Michael McCormick • James McDonald • Robert McDonald • Michael A. McGann • Owen McGar • John McHugh • Daniel McKinley • Michael McLoughlin • Albert W. McMillan • James McNally • William McNamara • Robert McPhelan • Charles H. McVeagh • Nicholas Meaher • Henry W. B. Mechlin • Daniel H. Miller • George Miller • George W. Miller • John Mitchell • John J. Mitchell • Charles H. Montrose • George Moquin • John Moriarity • James L. Morris • John Mott • Edward Murphy • Edward F. Murphy • Jeremiah Murphy • Philip Murphy • Thomas Murphy • Thomas Murray • Fred Myers • Edward Pengally • Josiah Pennsyl • Edwin Phoenix • Frederick Platten • John A. Poppe • Samuel Porter • Thomas Powers • James Pratt • John Raerick • Theodore Ragnar • William Rankin • James C. Reed • Samuel Richman • Hampton M. Roach • Joseph Robinson • David Roche • Henry Romeyn • Edward Rooney • Peter Roth • John F. Rowalt • Stanislaus Roy • James Russell • David Ryan • Dennis Ryan • George D. Scott • Robert B. Scott • William Shaffer • Edward C. Sharpless • John Sheerin • Charles Sheppard • John H. Shingle • John O. Skinner • Andrew J. Smith • Charles E. Smith • George W. Smith • Otto Smith • Robert Smith • Theodore F. Smith • Elmer A. Snow • Orizoba Spence • George Springer • Eben Stanley • Edward Stanley • Alonzo Stokes • William H. Strayer • Benoni Strivson • John A. Sutherland • Allen Walker • William Wallace • Charles H. Ward • James C. Watson • Joseph Watson • Enoch R. Weiss • Charles H. Welch • Michael Welch • Jacob Widmer • Benjamin Wilson • Charles Wilson • Milden H. Wilson • William Winterbottom • Joseph Witcome

World War II Done

Organizations

American Association of Zoo Veterinarians (AAZV) - see Species360
Georgia Association of Council for Children (GACC)
Typo Eradication Advancement League. https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=87937893, failuremag.com/article/typo-negative, http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2010/aug/26/word-nerds-theyre-out-rid-world-typos/, http://www.chicagotribune.com/lifestyles/chi-typo-guys-0521may21-story.html, http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2008-08-28/features/0808260470_1_apostrophe-grand-canyon-deck . Requested 2018.04.15

Legislation

Executive Orders

Executive Order 11222

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^ Tim Logan; Zoe Greenberg (December 13, 2020), "Evictions are hitting hard in parts of Mass. where people are most vulnerable", Boston Globe
^ Lynn Jolicoeur (December 23, 2020), "South Shore Homeless Service Organization Plans To Convert Hotel Shelter To Permanent Housing", Wbur.org
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[1] ttp://www.kamsconline.com/

[2] ttp://ezra.cornell.edu/posting.php?timestamp=1265695200

[3] ttp://www.truebright.org

[4] "Settlement movement".

[5] www.unhny.org

[6] "United Neighborhood Houses of New York Annual Fall Conference | WNYC | New York Public Radio, Podcasts, Live Streaming Radio, News".

[7] ttp://www.thekingcenter.org/archive/document/mlk-address-united-neighborhood-houses-new-york

[NLIHC-8] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z ^aa ^ab ^ac ^ad ^ae ^af ^ag ^ah ^ai ^aj ^ak ^al ^am ^an ^ao ^ap ^aq ^ar ^as ^at ^au Housing Needs By State, Washington, DC: National Low Income Housing Coalition, retrieved October 21, 2020

[9] Housing Needs By State: Massachusetts, Washington, DC: National Low Income Housing Coalition, retrieved October 21, 2020

[10] Tim Logan (December 7, 2020), "Evictions last week hit a 2020 peak in Mass. amid fears of many more to come", Boston Globe

[11] Tim Logan; Zoe Greenberg (December 13, 2020), "Evictions are hitting hard in parts of Mass. where people are most vulnerable", Boston Globe

[12] Lynn Jolicoeur (December 23, 2020), "South Shore Homeless Service Organization Plans To Convert Hotel Shelter To Permanent Housing", Wbur.org

[13] Matthew Haag; Dana Rubinstein (December 11, 2020), "Midtown Is Reeling. Should Its Offices Become Apartments?", New York Times

[black2010-14] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g Massachusetts, State Library of; Court, Massachusetts General (2010), Black Legislators in the Massachusetts General Court: 1867-Present, State Library of Massachusetts, hdl:2452/48905

[15] Kaitlin Connolly (March 4, 2013), "Massachusetts Legislators: John James Smith", State Library of Massachusetts blog

[16] "What you need to know about Illinois' gambling expansion". 13 June 2019.

[17] H.R. 3012 in the 112th Congress

[nsa-fascia-18] The Washington Post (2013-12-04). "FASCIA: The NSA's huge trove of location records" (2 slides). The Washington Post. Archived from the original on 2014-03-23. Retrieved 2014-03-23. {{cite web}}: |archive-date= / |archive-url= timestamp mismatch; 2014-11-01 suggested (help)

[nsa-ghostmashine-19] The Washington Post (2013-12-04). "GHOSTMACHINE: The NSA's cloud analytics platform" (4 slides). The Washington Post. Archived from the original on 2014-03-23. Retrieved 2014-03-23. {{cite web}}: |archive-date= / |archive-url= timestamp mismatch; 2017-11-20 suggested (help)

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