Jimmy Carter (29801 bytes)
1: {{Infobox President | name=James Earl Carter, Jr.
2: | image name=Presidentcarter.jpg
12: | wife=[[Rosalynn Carter]]
16: '''James Earl "Jimmy" Carter, Jr.''' (born [[October 1]], [[1924]]), [[United ...
18: ...[OPEC]]. These problems, many of them outside of Carter's control, and the perception that he failed to d...

Jimmy Carter (boxer) (285 bytes)
1: '''Jimmy Carter''' ([[December 15]], [[1923]] - [[September 21]],...
5: [[Category:1923 births|Carter, Jimmy]]
6: [[Category:2000 deaths|Carter, Jimmy]]

USS Jimmy Carter (SSN-23) (4702 bytes)
2: ...e:SSN-23_Sea_trails.jpg|thumbnail|300px|PCU Jimmy Carter out for her first sea trails.]]
51: ...marine Service as a nuclear engineer. USS ''Jimmy Carter'' is one of very few ships of the [[United States...
54: ...[2004]] sponsored by [[Rosalynn Carter]], [[Jimmy Carter]]'s wife.
56: ''Carter'' is roughly 100 feet longer than the other two s...
58: [[image:USS_JC_1998.jpg|thumbnail|300px|President Carter holding a model of the ship that will carry his n...

Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean (1483 bytes)
1: '''Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean''' is a play by [[Ed Graczyk]], and its [[...

Get Carter (2712 bytes)
1: ...ter poster.jpg|thumb|250px|right|A poster for Get Carter]]
3: ...e Hodges]] and starring [[Michael Caine]] as Jack Carter, a veteran gangster who sets out to avenge the de...
11: ...home, to attend the funeral of his brother, Frank Carter. Although Frank was supposedly killed in a car cr...
13: ''Get Carter'' was [[remake|remade]] in 2000, with [[Sylvester...
16: *{{imdb title|id=0067128|title=Get Carter}}

A. P. Carter (867 bytes)
1: '''A.P. Carter''' ([[December 15]], [[1891]] – [[November ...
3: ...[[Virginia]], (Poor Valley), the son of Robert C. Carter and Mollie Arvelle Bays. A.P. was sometimes calle...
5: ...er|Sara Dougherty]]. In [[1927]], he formed the [[Carter Family]], perhaps the first commercial rural Coun...
7: ...e_United_States|U.S. postage stamp]] honoring the Carter Family.
11: [[Category:Country musicians|Carter, A. P.]]

Carter Burwell (673 bytes)
1: '''Carter Burwell''' (born [[November 18]], [[1955]], in [[...
8: ...ttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001980/ IMDb entry for Carter Burwell]
9: ...composers/database/?id=24 SoundtrackNet entry for Carter Burwell]
11: [[Category:1955 births|Burwell, Carter]]
12: [[Category:Film score composers|Burwell, Carter]]

Matt Carter (1500 bytes)
1: '''Matt Carter''' is the [[General Secretary]] of the British [[...
3: Matt Carter studied at [[Sheffield University]] and has a [[D...
5: Carter was tutor in the Department of Politics at the [[...
7: ...amentary candidate for the [[Vale of York]]. Matt Carter is Labour’s youngest General Secretary, appointed...
11: Matt Carter is married with three children.

Maybelle Carter (1499 bytes)
1: '''Maybelle Carter''' ([[May 10]], [[1909]] – [[October 23]], ...
5: ...en, [[June Carter Cash|Valerie June]] and [[Anita Carter|Anita]].
7: .... Carter]], who was married to her cousin, [[Sara Carter|Sara]], also a part of the trio. It was perhaps t...
11: Maybelle Carter is interred in [[Hendersonville Memory Gardens]],...
13: ...e_United_States|U.S. postage stamp]] honoring the Carter Family.

Wilf Carter (3332 bytes)
1: ...raftersix.com/Images/New%20Folder%20(13)/165_wilf_carter_281.jpg]]
2: ...ormer in the show called "The Yodelling Fool" and Carter was smitten with him. And At age ten he saw a Cha...
4: ...rseback excursions into the Canadian Rockies, and Carter was a big hit. So big that in 1933 he was hired t...
12: In 1940 Carter was in car wreck and received a serious back inju...
14: ... time to Orlando, Florida. And he opened the Wilf Carter Motor Lodge. That venture only lasted two years b...

Benny Carter (3159 bytes)
1: '''Bennett Lester Carter''' ([[August 8]], [[1907]] – [[July 12]], [[...
3: ...ber Miley]], [[Duke Ellington]]'s star trumpeter. Carter was inspired by Miley and bought a trumpet. When ...
5: ...e considered the leading alto players of the day. Carter also quickly became a leading trumpet soloist, ha...
7: ...Angeles]] in [[1943]] to write for movie studios. Carter continued writing and performing into his 90s. He...
11: In the 1940s and 50s, Carter was one of the first black men to compose music f...

George R. Carter (308 bytes)
1: '''George R. Carter''', formally '''George Robert Carter''', was the [[Governor of Hawaii|Territorial Gove...
3: [[Category:Governors of Hawaii|Carter, George Robert]]

Carter Center (1926 bytes)
1: ...f the [[Jimmy Carter Presidential Library]]. The Carter Center works in partnership with [[Emory Universi...
3: According to the Carter Center's website, the organization has five guidi...
11: The Carter center frequently participates in supervision of ...
13: ==Carter center election supervision==
16: Former President Carter's work in the Carter Center won him the 2002 [[Nobel Peace Prize]] "fo...

Billy Carter (1774 bytes)
2: ...was the younger brother of U.S. President [[Jimmy Carter]] who gained a measure of fame for, among other t...
6: In 1977 Billy Carter introduced "Billy Beer," capitalizing on his famo...
8: In late 1978 and early 1979 Carter visited Libya three times, eventually registering...
10: ...ack taxes with the [[IRS]]. On September 25, 1988 Carter died in Plains, Georgia of [[pancreatic cancer]]....
12: ...ublished a biography on his father titled ''Billy Carter: A Journey Through the Shadows'' (ISBN 1563525534...

Carter Glass (2402 bytes)
1: [[Image:CarterGlass.jpg|right|Carter Glass]]
3: '''Carter Glass''' ([[January 4]], [[1858]]–[[May 28]...
9: [[Category:1858 births|Glass, Carter]]
10: [[Category:1946 deaths|Glass, Carter]]
11: ...[Category:U.S. Secretaries of the Treasury|Glass, Carter]]

Elliott Carter (4531 bytes)
1: '''Elliott Cook Carter, Jr.''' (born [[December 11]], [[1908]]) is an [[...
3: Carter was born in [[New York, New York]]. He was encour...
5: During [[World War II]], Carter worked for the Office of War Information. He late...
9: ...reminiscent of [[Samuel Barber]]. Interestingly, Carter abandoned neoclassicism around the same time Stra...
13: ...ved from the content of a single sonority. While Carter seems to set up rigorous systems for deriving the...

Rosalynn Carter (3734 bytes)
1: [[Image:Rose_Carter.jpg|right|frame|White House portrait]]
3: ...s]]. On [[July 7]], [[1946]], she married [[Jimmy Carter]], who was [[President of the United States|Presi...
5: Mrs. Carter is the mother of four children: [[John William]] ...
7: Rosalynn Smith Carter was born in [[Plains, Georgia]], the eldest of th...
9: ... Commission presented recommendations to Governor Carter, many of which were approved and then became law....

Carter Braxton (1354 bytes)
1: '''Carter Braxton''' ([[September 16]], [[1736]]–[[Oc...
7: [[Category:1736 births|Braxton, Carter]]
8: [[Category:1797 deaths|Braxton, Carter]]
9: [[Category:Continental Congressmen|Braxton, Carter]]
10: ... of the U.S. Declaration of Independence|Braxton, Carter]]

Sara Carter (994 bytes)
1: '''Sara Carter''' ([[July 21]], [[1898]] – [[January 8]], ...
5: Sara married [[A. P. Carter]] on [[June 18]], [[1915]], but they were later d...
7: ...ybelle]], who was married to A.P.'s brother, Ezra Carter.
11: ...e_United_States|U.S. postage stamp]] honoring the Carter Family.
13: [[Category:Country musicians|Carter, Sara]]

Jason Carter (1481 bytes)
1: [[Image:B5_marcus.jpg|right|thumb|Jason Carter as [[Marcus Cole]] in ''[[Babylon 5]]'']]
3: '''Jason Brian Carter''' (born [[September 23]], [[1960]] in [[London]]...
5: ...rough]], a small market-town in [[Lincolnshire]], Carter appeared on stage since he was a child in his nat...
7: ... to pursue a career in [[rubber]] [[technology]], Carter opted instead for three years at [[London Academy...
9: Carter met [[Susie Singer]], an [[American]] [[actor|act...

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