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Balch

American  
[bawlch] / bɔltʃ /

noun

  1. Emily Greene, 1867–1961, U.S. economist, sociologist, and author: Nobel Peace Prize 1946.


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Six friends had camped in pairs: Sue Ruff with her boyfriend, Bruce Nelson, in one tent, Karen Varner with her boyfriend, Terry Crall, in another, and friends Dan Balch and Brian Thomas in the third, a bit farther away.

From Literature

A couple hundred feet away, the noise had woken Dan Balch and Brian Thomas.

From Literature

It was Dan Balch, who had been camping with five friends the night before and who had parked next to Buzz’s truck in the parking lot.

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Three hours after they met Dan Balch, the road crossed the Green River.

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Vicky Balch, of Leyland, Lancashire, also needed a partial leg amputation after the crash.

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