A jacobs
[jey-kuh bz] /ˈdʒeɪ kəbz/
noun
aletta [uh-let-uh;; dutch ah-let-ah] /əˈlɛt ə;; dutch ɑˈlɛt ɑ/ (show ipa), 1854–1929, dutch physician and pioneer of the birth control movement.
helen hull, 1908–97, u.s. tennis player.
hirsch(el)
[hur-shuh l] /ˈhɜr ʃəl/ (show ipa), 1904–70, u.s. thoroughbred horse trainer.
jane, 1916–2006, u.s. author and urbanologist.
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