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Abranovic, Mary. “Anthony Abranovic.” Zajednicar, July 19, 1989.

Albuquerque Tribune. “Operatic Star Makes Many Pictures but Radich Prefers Opera to Movies.” Albuquerque Tribune, 1936. John E. Radich opera and Hollywood opera star.

American Croat. “Michael D. Antonovich, California's Leading Croatian-America.” American Croat, Fall 1977, 23-25.

American Croatian Historical Review. “Attorney Vincent Knaus.” American Croatian Historical Review, 1946.

Anderson, Brett. “Uglesich Restaurant Oyster Bar.” Times Picayune, May 3, 2002.

Anderson, Dave. “Kuharich Lost His Battle, But Won the War.” S.F. Chronicle, Jan 31, 1981.

Anderson, Marija. “George Franulovich.” Zajednicar, January 14, 1987.

Andrica, Theodore. “Folk Art Association to Honor Grdina.” The Cleveland Press, November 7, 1955.

Associated Press. “Seattle Elects Charles Royer Mayor.” SF Chronicle, Nov. 10, 1977. Croatian wife.

Associated Press. “Sport Promoter Steve Strelich Dies At 67.” SF Chronicle, June 27, 1971. Obituary. Built Strelich Stadium, the local wrestling and bowling arena in Bakersfield.

Associated Press. “Utah's Own Johnny Appleseed- Paul Rokich.” Los Angeles Times, Nov. 21, 1980.

Babich, Anton. “Ann Matiasevich Soldo.” Zajednicar, May 25, 1983. Mayor of Watsonville. Family from Popovich, Konavle.

Bach, Nenad. “Ivica Kostelic Skiing World Cup, Olympics; Dario Solman Artist-Film;.” Crown Web Page, 2002. Biographies.

Bade, Rosemary. “Robert C. Antich.” Zajednicar, September 26, 2001.

Badovinac, John. “30th Anniversary Testimonial for Very Rev. Msgr. Tomislav Firis, Cleveland O.” St. Nicholas Croatians Parish, 1955.

Badovinac, John. “Adam S Eterovich- Croatian Publishing.” Zajednicar, April 12, 1978.

Badovinac, John. Croatia, Croatians and Croatian Americans : John Badovinac Scrapbook Series. San Carlos, Calif.: Ragusan Press A.S. Eterovich, 1980. A collection of previously published articles by John Badovinac. John Badovinac scrapbook series.

Badovinac, John. “A Croatian Who's Who-Francis Eterovich's Biographical Directory.” Zajednicar, June 16, 1971. Born in Pucisce, Brac

Badovinac, John. “Eddie Sukla pitches for the Los Angeles Angels.” Junior Magazine, Oct 1965.

Badovinac, John. “Hawaiian Islands Once Ruled Over by Prince Consort of Croatian Descent.” Zajednicar, Sept 8, 1971.

Badovinac, John. “Larry Conjar Joins Cleveland Browns Football Team.” CFU Junior Magazine, August 1967.

Badovinac, John. “Michael Cerrezin Honored by City of New Orleans.” Zajednicar, August 11, 1965.

Badovinac, John. “Ruza Pospis Opera Singer.” CFU Junior Magazine, June 1967.

Badovinac, John. “Tomich Medal of Honor.” Zajednicar, September 1, 1971.

Badovinac, Robert. “George Margaretich in the West.” Zajednicar, Oct. 11, 2000. Gold Rush pioneer.

Badovinac, Robert. “Nick Badovinac.” Zajednicar, May 6, 1987. Obituary. Family from Croatia.

Badovinac, Robert. “Vincent Maricich Family.” Zajednicar, Oct. 22, 1982. Catalina Island Pioneer.

Badurina, Gabriel. “Father Grgo Sikiric-50th Year as Priest.” Zajednicar, June 12, 2002.

Bajurin, Ruza. “Kako Je Propao Boskovicev Plan Puta U Kaliforniju.” Zajednicar, 19 Kolovoza 1987. Rudjer Boskovich, Croatian Scientist, was to visit California in the 1770's. Expedition was cancelled.

Bajurin, Ruza. “Stephen Splivalo.” Zajednicar, June 16, 1993. Born in Viganj, Dalmatia. Bought House in San Jose in 1853.

Baker, Joseph E. “Martin Katich, Pasqual Kisich, Chris Milisich.” In Past and Present of Alameda County. Chicago, 1914. Biography.

Bakulich, Virgil. The Flight of My Days. San Francisco, 1946. Born on Island of Brac. San Francisco policeman from 1894 to 1919.

Bandy, Margery. “Ray Cetina.” Zajednicar, Aug 8, 1984.Obituary.

Barnes, W.E. “Rosemary Tomich-Superstar.” S.F. Examiner, April 9, 1978. About Democratic fund raiser in California.

Barnett, Sue. “Joe Skorlich Celebrates 90th Year.” Marin News, 1988. Born in Island of Iz, Dalmatia. Owned Montgomery Restaurant and worked at Tadich Grill as a waiter.

Barrows, H. H. “Francisco Sabichi.” In Biographical Sketches. Los Angeles: Hist. Soc. of So. Calif., 1900. Los Angeles Pioneer of 1841.

Basu, Janet E. “Plight of Organic Farmers- George Ivancovich, Watsonville, California.” S.F. Examiner, Nov 1, 1981.

Bates, Caroline. “Tadich and Sam's Grill.” Gourmet, Magazine of Good Living, March 1989. National Gourmet Magazine recognizes best restaurants in the West. Both Dalmatian, Croatian.

Bauer, Michael. “Classic Sam's Grill Wears its Age Well.” SF Chronicle, June 22, 1984. Owned by Seput family from Dalmatia. In business since 1867.

Bauer, Michael. “An Istrian Feast in North Beach.” SF Chronicle, Oct 28, 1994. San Francisco restaurant owned by Bruno Viscovi from Istria.

Bautovic, Ante. “Camcem Preplovio Atlantik-Nikola Primorac.” Matica, Feb. 1975. About Nikola Primorac, 1870, Liverpool to New York in small boat.

Beirkis, Edvins. “Gelco's Restaurant- Bar.” SF Examiner, July 31, 1987. Owned by Vlaho, Luko and Nikola Buich from Dubrovnik.

Bell, Ted. “Mary Saban-Parsons.” Sacramento Bee, March 23, 2002. Served in WAVES during WW11.

Belsom, Jack. “In Memoriam- Nicholas J. Tanaskovic, O.M.I.” New Orleans Genealogical Society, May, 1982. Born Starigrad, Hvar, Priest.

Bench and Bar. “George R. Glavinovich.” In Bench and Bar of Alameda County.

Biocina, Margaret. Portrait of Ivan. San Francisco: Biocina Productions, 1970. Film. About Ivan Eterovich born on Island of Brac, Dalmatia, Croatia. His 75 years in San Francisco.

Biographic Record of Arizona. Biographic Record of Arizona. Arizona, 1880. Excellent biography on Anthony V. Grossetta.

Blair Booster. “John Chiatovich Obituary.” Blair Booster, March 13, 1907. Nevada pioneer.

Boland, Erik. “Srdjan Mihaljevic Water Polo Coach.” New York Times, April 28, 2002.

Boston, Doug. “Almost the Champ-Tony Bosnich Boxer.” South San Francisco Enterprise Journal, March 7, 1973.

Bowen, A. W. Progressive Men of the State of Montana. Chicago: A.W. Bowen & Co., 190? Biography of Marco Medin.

Bracher, Vivian. “Frank Vlahov.” Zajednicar, August 2, 2000.

Braidic, Frank. “Mickey Lolich Baseball Star.” CFU Junior Magazine, October 1968.

Braidich, Frank. “F.J. Chesarek Promoted to Lieutenant General.” CFU Junior Magazine, June 1966.

Brandt, Ellen. “Jerry Beranek.” Weekly World News, Dec 29, 1981. King of the Woods.

Brennan, Georgeanne. “Mariani Nut Company.” S.F. Chronicle, Dec. 4, 1996. Owned by Mariani Clan. Family from Island of Vis. Known as Walnut and Nut King of California.

Brentar, Jerome. “Father Cornelius Ravlic.” Nasa Nada, March 15, 2002. Priest.

Bresson, Mary. Influence of Croatians in Waterloo, Iowa 1907-1949. Iowa: Catholic University of America, 1951. Biography of Nick Sulentic inventor.

Brezene, Jane. “Professor Edward Zivich.” Zajednicar, December 29, 1999. Did study on Croatians in Indiana.

Breznican, Anthony. “Movie Director Danis Tanovic.” Hrvatski Vjesnik, March 29, 2002. Movie Oscar in Hollywood.

Bricker, Charles. “Bill Jelavich Off Council After 13 Years.” San Jose Mercury, April 21, 1976.

Bricker, Charles. “Bob Sesich Selected Outstanding Teacher.” Zajednicar, Oct 15, 1975. Sunnyvale, California.

Brown and Power. “Dr. C.A. Glover-Ljubich.” In Men Who Made San Francisco. San Francisco: Brown and Power, 1900. Biography. Physician and surgeon. Family from Dalmatia.

Brown, Eric. “Evel Knievel: I Was Jailed For Kidnapping the Woman I Loved.” National Enquirer, Sept. 27, 1977. His cousin, Marco Stanisich, helped him.

Browning, Robert. “Mario Puretich Invents Fishing Power Block.” Everett Herald, May 27, 1976. Born on Island of Brac. His invention revolutionized the fishing industry.

Bucali, Branko. “Klaudije Mestrovich Appointed Manager of Detroit Fund.” Croatian Weekly, December 30, 1999.

Buich, Steve. , 1998. Owner Tadich Grill. Born in Grbovac, Dalmatia.

Builders of a Great City. “Luke George Sresovich.” In Builders of a Great City. San Francisco, 1900. Biography. Born in Dubrovnik, Dalmatia and came to San Francisco in 1867. First to dry and process coconut. Made a fortune.

Bukovac, Vlaho. Moj Zivot (My Life). Zagreb, 1924. Famous Croatian artist. Worked in San Francisco in the 1870's.

Bullum, Ivan. “Tomo Bullum.” Zajednicar, June 10, 1987. Obituary. Born in Selo Dobrane, Croatia.

Burns, Jerry. “Conservative Runs For Lieutenant Governor of Calif-Assemblyman Mike Antonovich.” S.F. Chronicle, Feb. 11, 1978.

Bushee, Ward. “Slavs of the Pajaro Valley, Watsonville, Calif.” Register Pajaronian Newspaper, June 5, 1968.

Butkovich, John. “Rudolph Kovacevich.” Zajednicar, June 18, 1980.

Byrne, John F. The Redemptorist Centenaries--1732: Founding of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer; 1832: Establishment in the United States. Philadelphia: Dolphin Press, 1932. Father Alexander Cvitkovich arrived in Baltimore in 1841 as Superior of the Redemptorist order in America.

Byrnes, Robert F. “The Retirement of Professor Ante Kadic in Indiana University.” Danica, May 2, 1980.

Caire, Jeanne. “Jerome Suich-Family Papers.” Family archives, 1972. Came to San Francisco from Postire, Island of Brac, Dalmatia in 1863 in the liquor business. President of the Slavonic Society.

Calif Famer. “Steve Pavich Sr. The Valley's Great Grape Men.” California Farmer, May 6, 1989. A successful Croatian vineyardist.

Calif Hist Society “Historic Restaurant, Sam's Grill, Honored by California Historical Society.” California Historical Courier, March 14, 1997. Owned by Seput Family from Dalmatia. In business since 1867.

Calif Hist Society. “Ilma de Murska-Opera Singer.” Calif Hist Soc., 1970. Croatian opera singer in San Francisco during 1870's.

Calif Senate. “Lou Cusanovich.” California State Senate, 1978. Biography. State Senator California. Family from the Island of Brac, Dalmatia.

Cariaga, Daniel. “Concert Pianist Stephen Kovacevich.” Los Angeles Times, Jan. 17, 1987.

Carlsen, WIlliam. “A Big Banana Man's Dim View of Trade Ban.” SF Chronicle, April 1, 1985. Jack and Matt Pandol of Delano oppose trade ban on Nicaragua.

Carson Daily Appeal. “Perasich 'Shooting Affray'.” Nevada crime, October 14, 1875.

Cassigoli, B. “Francesco Scrabalo.” In Libro d' Oro Delgi Italiani D' America. Pueblo, 1904. Born in Janjina, Dalmatia, Croatia.

CAT. “Catherine Victoria Kapphan.” Croatian American Times, March 5, 2002. Writer in New York. Biography.

CAT. “Congressman John Kasich.” Croatian American Weekly, February 25, 2000.

CAT. “Courtney Angela Brkic.” Croatian American Times, March 5, 2002. Writer in New York. Biography.

CAT. “Drago's Restaurant-Tommy Cvitanovich.” Croatian American Times, March 5, 2002. New Orleans restaurant. Biography.

CAT. “Elizabeth Mrvica-Aiello TV News.” Croatian American Times, February 2001.

CAT. “Gina Plese.” Croatian American Times, January 8, 2002. Folklorist in Canada.

CAT. “Golda Glasinovich.” Croatian American Times, December 5, 2000.

CAT. “History of Croatians in Gig Harbor, Washington.” Croatian American Times, December 18, 2001. Contributed to fishing industry and ship building.

CAT. “Joanne Lally.” Croatian American Times, August 21, 2001.

CAT. “John Ottulich.” Croatian American Times, June 5, 2002. Running for political office in New York.

CAT. “Martin M. Spolarich.” Croatian American Times, June 12, 2001.

CAT. “Mate Angelich the Last George Washington Bridge Builder.” Croatian American Times, June 13, 2000.

CAT. “Miroslav Radman Scientist.” Croatian American Times, February 18, 2000.

CAT. “Professor Roger Sanjek.” Croatian American Times, April 17, 2001.

CAT. “Tomo Razmilovic.” Croatian American Times, March 7, 2000.

CAT. “Zlatko Sudac Priest Healer.” Croatian American Times, February 6, 2001.

Catholic SF. “College of Notre Dame names new President- John B. Oblak, Ph.d.” Catholic San Francisco News, April 7, 2000.

Catholic SF. “Sacramento Native New Jesuit Provincial.” Catholic San Francisco, Feb. 26, 1999. About Jesuit father Thomas Smolich.

Catholic SF. “Sister Anne Struich Lubenko.” Catholic San Francisco, June 9, 2000.

Catholic Voice. “Father Louis Dabovich.” Catholic Voice, April 9, 2001.

Cetinich, Catherine. “Pedeset Godina Bracnog Zivota Petra, Katice Cengija.” Zajednicar, Oct 23, 1974. About old Oakland pioneer, Peter Cengia, very active in Calif- Slavonic-Croatian affairs in 1930's

Cetinich, Katherine. “Anton 'Sal' Salle.” Zajednicar, Jan 4, 1989. Obituary. Family from Korcula.

Cetinich, Katherine. “Frances Filcich.” Zajednicar, Aug. 5, 1998. Family was very active in Croatian cultural activities in Oakland, California.

Cetinich, Katherine. “John Cumbelich.” Zajednicar, May 8, 1985. Obituary. Family from Mljet.

Cetinich, Katherine. “John Knezovich.” Zajednicar, February 7, 2001.

Cetinich, Katherine. “Lucy Andriacevich.” Zajednicar, Jan 6, 1988. Obituary.

Cetinich, Marko. “Marija Dragicevic Nesan- Obituary.” Zajednicar, June 14, 1950.

Cevasco, George A. “Ivan Mestrovic- Artist of the Universal.” Croatia Press, November, 1957.

Chapin, Dwight. “Losing a Lease and Lifestyle-Zivic Family.” S.F. Examiner, July 27, 1982. About Zivic family in San Francisco.

Chapin, Dwight. “A Man for all Seasons-John Paveskovich.” San Francisco Examiner, Julu 13, 1979. John Pesky- (Paveskovich) Boston Red Sox Coach.

Chapin, Dwight. “New Worlds to Conquer-Bill Mustanich.” S.F. Examiner, May 1, 1979. About Bill Mustanic, teacher.

Chapin, Dwight. “Thinking Ahead-John Vurich.” S.F. Examiner, Nov 10, 1982. John Vurich- Silicon Valley Inventor.

Cheney, W. “Sculptor's Sculptor.” New York Times Magazine, May 18, 1947. About Mestrovich.

Cindric, Pavao. “Hrvatski Operni Umjetnici u Metroplitanu.” Matica, 1974.

Cizmic, Ivan. History of the Croatian Fraternal Union of America, 1894-1994. Zagreb, Croatia: Golden Marketing, 1994.

Clarke, S. J. “Nichola Alaga, Luke Bachan, Luke Biskup, Nicholas Borina, Michael Butier, Peter Capitanich, G. Carstulovich, Edward Lettunich, Mateo Lettunich, Michael Kalich, Michael Miladin, Michael Nirich, Edward Rilovich, Luke Scurich, Stephen Scurich, John Stanovich, Peter Stolich, Andrew Strazicich, George Strazicich, Martin Tovaraz, Peter Zar, Peter Verzich.” In History of Monterey and Santa Cruz Counties, California. Chicago: Clarke Publ., 1925. Biography.

Coats, Christopher. “In This Corner-Don Chargin.” Ring The Bible of Boxing, June 1986. Don Chargin boxing promoter.

Cobb, Kirkpatrick. Ike's Old Sarge. Dallas: Royal Publishing House, 1960. About Tom Blazina, born in Croatia, and President Eisenhower.

Congressional Medal of Honor Society. “Peter Tomich Medal of Honor.” Cong. M H Society, March 18, 1996.

Congressional Record- Senate. “VIncent L. Knaus.” Congressional Record, June 14, 1960.

Connell, John T. The Mississippi Gulf Coast and Its Peoples, 1938. Mentions Slavonians-Austrian-Yugoslavs.

Corbett, Peter. “A Croatian in Arizona, John Muretich.” Zajednicar, April 4, 1984.

Corliss, Ray. “Matthew Draghicevich Biography.” Palm Springs Life, Nov. 1966. Biography

Corona, Al. “The Ol' Double Play Bar and Restaurant.” San Francisco Examiner, January 9, 1985. Owned by Stanfel family a sports bar across the street from Seals Stadium

Coulter, Tom. “Nick Zorotovich Named Citizen of the Year in San Pedro.” News Pilot, Jan. 9, 1984. Professor and Educator. Family from the Island of Vis, Dalmatia, Croatia.

Cox, Dian. “Pacific Seafood Becomes a Big Fish-Frank Dulcich.” American City Business Journals, January 31, 1997. Pacific Seafood Group owned by Frank Dulcich in Portland, Oregon.

Crawford, Mary. “The Shiek Brings Her In.” S.F.Examiner, Sept 10, 1977. Captain John Mladinich brings in new San Francisco ferry boat.

Croatian Academy. “Mario Puretich Dies-San Pedro.” Matica, 1993. Invented the Fish Bower Block. Born on the Island of Brac. Article in Croatian.

Croatian Cath Messenger. “Croatians in Sports-Today.” The Croatian Almanac, 1944.

Croatian Extravaganza. “Dr. Ruza Antonovich, Mike Maletic, John Susac, Stojan and Sally Butigan, Milivoj Lesicnjak, Erzika Liman, Stephanie Butigan, Kathy Zupan, Andrija Topic, Mike Spalj, Janko Susac, Steve Matulich, Mary and Jure Kovacevic.” Croatian Extravaganza, 1998. Biography.

Croatian Fraternal Union. History of the CFU, 1894-1949. Pittsburgh, 1949.

Croatian National Assn. “Milan and Anna Kirin.” Croatian National Assn, 1969. Co founders Croatian Chorus Slavulj in Los Angeles.

Croatian National Assn. “Thomas Fill-Filkovich.” Croatian National Assn, 1968. Organized Croatian Los Angeles Chorus Slavulj.

Croatian Republic Club. “Mike Antonovich, Luka Bradvica, Lucy Mazor, Julia Gabrich, Slavica Pejic, Josip Bachman, Ana Kosor, Frank Politeo, Thomas Yeseta.” Croatian Republic Club, 1983. Biography Los Angeles.

Croatian Studies. “Dr. Dinko Suljak.” Croatian Studies Bulletin, Aug. 1985. Croatian writer and head librarian at University of Claifornia Davis. Born near Zadar, Dalmatia, Croatia.

Croatian Times. “Matt Juricich.” Croatian Times, May 1977. Academy Award for special effects.

Croatian Voice. “Croatian Maria Miletic- Nominated to Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.” Croatian Voice, Dec 8, 1978.

Croatian Voice. “Croatians Owe Historical Debt to Joe Kraja.” Croatia Voice, May 4, 1979. Prominent Croatian American.

Croatian Weekly. “Branko Lustig Hollywood Producer.” Croatian Weekly, May 12, 2000.

Croatian Weekly. “Joseph Cindrich.” Croatian Weekly, February 25, 2000.

Croatian Weekly. “Mirko Ilic.” Croatian Weekly, June 24, 1999.

CSF. “Person of the Year Awards.” Croatian Scholarship Fund, October 2000. Biographies.

Dabelic, Ivo. “Ivan Strazicich, Lazo Clan, Benkovich Clan, Baldo Hajdich, Nikola Dabelich, Petar Kunich, Angelo Kunich, Karlo Kunich, Nikola Hazdovac, Nikola Dabelich, Peter Dabelich, Peter Hazdovac, Cumbelich Clan, Vicko Cumbelich, Marin market, Vicko Srsen, Ivan Vlahovich, Nikola Kojich, Petar Market, Nikola Dabelich, Antun Vlahovich.” In Mljetans in America. Dubrovnik: Markulin, 1993.

Danica. “Father Francis Eterovich.” Morning Star, December 18, 1981.

Davis, Ellis. “Marion Vecki.” In Davis Commercial Encyclopedia of the Pacific Southwest. Berkeley, Ca., 1911. Attorney in San Francisco.

Davis, E.A. Historical Encylopedia of Louisiana. Louisiana: Louisiana Historical Bureau, 1958. Has many Croatian American biographies.

Davis, Robin. “Stump's Answers the Call-Class Restaurant FIll Gap on San Jose Scene.” SF Examiner, Jan. 3, 1999. Owned by Andrew Pavicich, Jr. He also owns the successful restaurant Los Gatos Brewery Company.

De Wolk, Roland. “Brooks Island San Francisco Bay.” SF Examiner, Jan. 4, 1978. Luka Grgurevich settled on Island in the 1870's. He raised ten children, sheep and fished.

DeGabriele, Matilda. “Anton Spanjol.” Zajednicar, October 7, 1981. Croatian fisherman in California and Washington.

Delano Cent Edit Bd. Where the Railroad Ended-A History of Delano, 1873-1973. Visalia: Josten's Yearbook Co., 1974. Dalmatian vineyards mentioned.

Dictionary. Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships. Washington, DC: US Navy, 1969.

Dijanic, Slavo and Joyce Skalkov Mattea. Chronicle of the Olibljani Migration. San Francisco: Private, 1992. Pioneers from the Island of Olib, Croatia in America.

Divizich, Peter J. “Offers to Sell Vineyard to Howard Hughes.” Private Document, May 12, 1966. Divizich Fruit Corporation largest vineyard in the world.

Dodd, Jack L. Bohemian Eats of S. F. San Francisco, 1925.

Dolenec, William. “Madelinc Papac.” Zajednicar, Dec 31, 1980.Obituary

Dom i Svijet. “Joseph Kralj-Indian Massacre.” Dom i Svijet, 1900. In 1853 Joseph Kralj from Mrkopolje and three other Croatians from Novi Vinodol involved in Indian Massacre on way to California.

Dominican Province. The Lives of the Brethen 1977-1981. Chicago: Dominican Province, 1981. Biographies of Stephen Budrovich and John Bojanic.

Dornic, F. “Two Croatians Become Judges in Pennsylvania-Emil Narick & Thomas Terputak.” American Ethnic News, Spring 1978.

Doss, Margot. “Bouncer's Bar.” SF Chronicle, Sept. 15, 1980. Will Antonik owner of bar on San Francisco waterfront.

Drabelle, Dennis. “Brooks Island San Francisco Bay.” Express News, Sept. 21, 1984. Luke Grgurevich raised cattle and sheep. He had ten children.

Dragicevich, James. “Suzzalo, Eminent Educator.” In The Slavonic Pioneers of California. San Francisco 1932. Family early pioneers in San Jose from Dubrovnik.

Drahos, Mary. “A Loving Tribute to My Pop...Stojan Soldo.” Zajednicar, November 28, 1979. Croatian.

Draper, George. “Ivan Slavich Looks Back.” S.F.Chronicle, Feb 4, 1962.Clerk of Municipal Court

Dufresne, Chris. “Janica Kostelic Olympic Skier.” San Francisco Chronicle, February 15, 2002.

Eddy, Jonathen. “Tadich: A Fine Old Restaurant That Serves Fresh Fish.” San Francisco Examiner, Feb 4, 1973.

Edwards, Henry P. “John Babich.” American League Bureau, Dec. 29, 1940. Baseball star. Native of California.

Elich, Janet. “Anton Elich.” Zajednicar, April 18, 1984. Obituary. Family from Croatia.

Ellis, Ann. “Z. John Kruzic.” Zajednicar, May 31, 2000.

Ericsson, Mary. “Godfather at the Bottom of the Sea.” Good Old Days, April 1971. Story about Uncle Ivusha Mortigia from Dubrovnik.

Ericsson, Mary Kentra, and Pere Kentra. A Ragusan bride : Dubrovnik to San Francisco. Palo Alto, Calif.: Ragusan Press, 1981.

Estep, Russ. “Memories- Cesar Splivalo Known as Spaghetti King.” Belmont Enquirer, Dec. 15, 1993. Family from Viganj, Dalmatia.

Eterovich, Adam S. “525 Indians Looking for Peratrovich-Petovich-Paretovich.” Croatian American Times, August 29, 2000. Island named after him. Had three Indian wives and 29 children.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Antonio Milatovich vs. the Republic of Mexico, 1858, San Francisco.” Zajednicar, Jan 20, 1971.Wealthy Croatian purchased 1 million acres of land in Baja California, Mexico for colonization.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Captain Splivalo from China to the California Goldfields.” Croatian American Times, October 24, 2000.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Cherokee Indian David Mihalic-Yosemite Park Manager.” Croatian American Times, May 16, 2000.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Croatian Medal of Honor Recipients Noted.” Zajednicar, May 19, 1999. Lists Croatian Americans.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Croatians Scalped by Indians-Joseph Kralj.” Croatian American Times, October 19, 1999.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Dobra Zemlja Winery and Zinfandel Grapes.” Croatian American Times, June 26, 2001. Origin of Zinfandel Grape. Haraszthy father of California Wine.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Fishing Gear Power Block-Invented by Mario Puretich.” Croatian American Times, June 27, 2000. Mario Puretich was born on the Island of Brac.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Football Star Elvis Grbac.” Croatian American Times, April 3, 2001.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Fucich Bayou named after Man Born in Losinj.” Croatian American Times, May 30, 2000.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Gene Rayburn-TV match Game is Franjo Jelenic.” Croatian American Times, July 25, 2000.

Eterovich, Adam S. “George Zaninovich Vineyard and 80,000 Orange Trees.” Croatian American Times, April 17, 2001.

Eterovich, Adam S. “The Gunfight and Killing of Nikola Perasich.” Iseljenicki-Zagreb. Gunfight at his restaurant in the Panamint Mountains in 1875.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Historian Tracks Croatian-American Contributions in Many Occupations.” Zajednicar, April 17, 2002. Over 1500 biographies have been collected and written.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati na Divljem Zapadu 1.” Slobodna Dalmacija, November 7, 2001. Croatian Americans Matulich, Mathieu, Illich, in the 1770's.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati na Divljem Zapadu 2.” Slobodna Dalmacija, November 8, 2001. Dalmatians in the Gold Rush.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati na Divljem Zapadu 3.” Slobodna Dalmacija, November 9, 2001. Croatian Americans Vladislavich, Margaretrich, Markovich, Matich, Simcich, Sutich, Vlautin in the Gold Rush.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati na Divljem Zapadu 4.” Slobodna Dalmacija, November 10, 2001. Croatian Americans Kralj, Mazzanovich in Indian troubles.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati na Divljem Zapadu 5.” Slobodna Dalmacija, November 11, 2001. Mazzanovich and Geronimo.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati na Divljem Zapadu 6.” Slobodna Dalmacija, November 12, 2001. Mazzanovich and Wyatt Earp.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati na Divljem Zapadu 7.” Slobodna Dalmacija, November 13, 2001. Croatian Americans in gunfights.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati na Divljem Zapadu 8.” Slobodna Dalmacija, November 14, 2001.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati u Hollywoodu 1.” Slobodna Dalmacija, October 3, 2001. Croatian Americans Frankovich, Beban, Bach, Bacich.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati u Hollywoodu 2.” Slobodna Dalmacija, October 4, 2001. Croatian Americans Belic, Knego, Cumpanas.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati u Hollywoodu 3.” Slobodna Dalmacija, October 5, 2001. Croatian Americans Miletic, Eterovich, Mitrovich, Dragomanovich.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati u Hollywoodu 4.” Slobodna Dalmacija, October 6, 2001. Croatian Americans Herzog, Ilic, Kovac, Kovacevich, Kray.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati u Hollywoodu 5.” Slobodna Dalmacija, October 7, 2001. Croatian Americans Laplante, Lustig, Malkovich, Mihaljevic, Miljan, Mitchell.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati u Hollywoodu 6.” Slobodna Dalmacija, October 8, 2001. Croatian Americans Paich, Pasetta, Milakovich, Radich, Rayburn, Sardelich.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati u Hollywoodu 7.” Slobodna Dalmacija, October 9, 2001. Croatian Americans Slavich, Thomas, Trcic,Velia, Visnjic.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Hrvati u Hollywoodu 8.” Slobodna Dalmacija 8, October 10, 2001. Croatian Americans Vorkapich, Yuricich, Zaninovich, Zukovic.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Ilma de Murska Opera Singer-The Croatian Canary.” Croatian American Times, July 25, 2000.

Eterovich, Adam S. “John Dominis-Gospodnetich Married to last Queen of Hawaii.” Croatian American Times, December 2, 1999.

Eterovich, Adam S. “John Fanovich from Trinidad, 1808.” Croatian American Times, December 5, 2000.

Eterovich, Adam S. “King of Alaska Fishing-Nick Bezmalinovich.” Croatian American Times, June 13, 2000. Nick Bez-Bezmalinovich was born on the Island of Brac.

Eterovich, Adam S. “King of Coconuts-Luke Sresovich.” Croatian American Times, November 2, 1999.

Eterovich, Adam S. “King of Grapes in San Joaquin Valley-Peter Divizich.” Croatian American Times, September 12, 2000. Largest vineyard in the world.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Kostelic Latest of Many Outstanding Croatian Athletes to Play in Olympics or Pro Sports.” Zajednicar, March 20, 2002. Mentions Croatian Gold Medalists from beginning of games.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Kralj's in America.” Croatian American Times, October 19, 1999.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Marco's Croatian Plantation.” Croatian American Times, March 7, 2000. Marco Givanovich in Louisiana 1860.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Marinovich-Plantation, Mayors, Farmers, Doctors, Actors, Goldminers, Fishermen.” Croatian American Times, April 9, 2002. Biographies of various Marinoviches.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Martin Koscina and the Delmonico Restaurant in Nevada.” Croatian American Times, October 26, 1999.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Mathew Ivankovich at the Discovery of Gold in California.” Croatian American Times, October 10, 2000.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Nikola Barovich-First President of the Croatian Slavovian Illyric Society of 1857.” Croatian American Times, November 9, 1999. Organized in San Francisco in 1857 by Croatians.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Pasetta's: From Goldminers to Hollywood Producers.” Croatian American Times, August 8, 2000.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Peratrovich Name Variant Descendants Sought By Indians.” Zajednicar, June 13, 2001. Had 29 children with three Indian wives in Alaska. Island named after him.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Peter Tomich's Medal of Honor Still Not Awarded after 58 Years.” Zajednicar, May 12, 1999.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Saga of Marco Medin,1860's, Virginia City.” Zajednicar, Jan 15, 1964.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Sea Captain Nikola Primorac.” Croatian American Times, May 16, 2000. Went from England to America in 1870's in smallest boat record.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Slav Pioneer Medin Contributes to History--Nevada, 1860's.” Jugoslav American Herald, Nov 13, 1963.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Virgil Bakulich-San Francisco Policeman.” Croatian American Times, October 26, 1999.

Eterovich, Adam S. “Yankee Barhanovich, Elvis Presley and Alaska Indians.” Croatian American Times. Biloxi, Mississippi Croatians.

Eterovich, Francis. Biographical Directory of Scholars, Artists and Professionals of Croatian Descent in The United States and Canada. Chicago, 1963.

Eterovich, Francis. Biographical Directory of Scholars, Artists, and Professionals of Croatian Descent in The United States and Canada. Chicago: Institute for Soviet and East European Studies, 1970.

Eterovich, Francis. Who's Who of Americans and Canadians of Croatian Descent. Chicago, 1981.

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Examiner. “John E. Benkovich.” The Examiner, April 11, 2000. Awarded four Bronze Stars in World War 11.

Fabris, Ivan. “Fabris Family in San Francisco.” Eterovich Archives, 1980. Claimed Fabris caught first striped bass in San Francisco Bay in 1870's.

Fanucci, Kenneth. “It's All Coming Together For Ron Kovic.” S.F. Examiner, June 25, 1978.

Felando, Gregory. “Felando Family From Vis.” Felando Archives, 1995.

Figaro News. “You Will Find Sam Marion at the Corn Exchange Saloon.” Figaro News, April 19, 1873. Pioneer Dalmatian saloon owner in San Francisco.

Findelle, Stann. “The Day the Palomino Club Closed.” Zajednicar, Nov 7, 1979. About Billy Thomas, a Croatian in Hollywood

Fiske, Jack. “No Holds Barred in Pittsburgh-Fritzie Zivic.” S.F. Chronicle, Feb. 24, 1979. About Fritzie Zivic Welterwight boxing champion of 1940.

Flynn, Helen. “Judge Chargin's Appointment.” Stockton Record, Feb. 26, 1978. People from the Island of Brac.

Foley, H. A. They Called Him King of The Grapes. Delano, California: Peter Divizic, 1976.

Foote, H.S. “Mateo Arnerich, Andrea Malovos.” In Garden City of the World. San Jose: Lewis Publishing Co., 1888. Biography. Santa Clara County.

Fortney, David L. “Two Against Hunger-Paul Horvat.” Reader's Digest, August, 1974. Article on Paul Horvat.

Gartshore, Bonnie. “Monterey's Mljetan Restaurant.” Alta Vista herald Monterey, April 28, 1996. From island of Mljet, Dalmatia, Croatia.

Gaston, Joseph. “Dom J. Zan.” In Centennial History of Oregon. Portland, Oregon: Centennial History, 1912.

Gates, C. “Pete Radish.” Zajednicar, July 29, 1987. 50th wedding anniversary. Farmer.

Gibson, Ross. “Santa Cruz D.A. Cracks German Spy Ring.” Santa Cruz Sentinal, Aug. 23, 1998. George Krstulovich proprietor of the Saddle Rock Restaurant in Santa Cruz helps crack German Spy Ring in 1918.

Goethals, Bob. “Pat Markovich Named PGA Golf Pro of Year.” S.F. Chronicle, Oct 29, 1955.

Gol, Nenad. “Bracinin-Izumitelj Godine U SAD-Mario Puretich.” Matica-Zagreb. Mario Puretich of Brac invented the Power Block for fishing in Seattle, Washington.

Gol, Nenad. “World Traveler Tomo Skalic.” Matica, 1970.

Goldberg, Albert. “Concert Pianist Ivo Pogorelich.” Los Angeles Times, Jan. 20, 1986.

Goss, Vladimir. “Croatian American Scholar Honored in Zagreb Display.” Zajednicar, Aug. 5, 1998. About Professor Francis Violich.

Goss, Vladimir. “Vesna Krezich Artist.” Zajednicar, October 10, 2001. Painter from Minnesota.

Govorchin, Gerald S. Americans From Yugoslavia. Gainesville, Florida: Univ. of Florida Press, 1961.

Grebalo, Mirjana. “Portrait of Adam.” Matica, 1977. About Adam Eterovich research.

Grenko, Ljubica. “Julian Grenko.” Nasa Nada, February 2001.

Grgich, Mike. “The Napa Valley's Mike Grgich.” Matica, 1996. Born in Desne-Metkovic, Dalmatia, one of California's best wine makers.

Grgich, Mike. “Vintner Grgich Traces Origin of California Zinfandel Grape to Croatia.” Zajednicar, February 6, 2002.

Grieg, Michael. “Judge Accused of Biased Remarks.” S.F. Examiner, October 1, 1969. Judge Gerald Chargin.

Grizzly Bear. “P.F. Seculovich.” Grizzly Bear News, August 1909. Obituary.

Groseta, Andy. “Peter Groseta Jr.” Zajednicar, June 21, 2000.

Grubisic, Vinko. “Artist Ante Sardelic-Kraljevic.” Zajednicar, April 25, 2001.

Hadick, barbara J. Dr. “The Untamed Dalmatian- Ivan Mestrovic: Artist and Patriot.” Croatian Times, Nov. 1977.

Hart, John. “George Zanki- Komiza is a Model City.” News Pilot, Aug. 14, 1971. Born in Komiza, Island of Vis. Built model city of Vis.

Hebel, Mike. “Tony Bell-Klicinovich.” San Francisco Police Assn, 1988. Biography. Sergeant SF Police, 1934-1964. Born in Postire, Island of Brac, Dalmatia.

Heyes, Doug. “Curley Arnerich and Mike Kovacevich Employed at Good Fellows Restaurant for 100 Years!” Hollywood Citizen News, Dec. 31, 1947. Kovacevich from Konavle and Arnerich from Island of Brac.

Highland Publ. America's Medal of Honor Recipients. Minneapolis: Highland Publishing, 1980.

Hillinger, Charles. “Son Follows the Old Man and the Sea.” Los Angeles Times, Nov. 30, 1986. Andy and Gregory Kuglis (Kuljis) San Pedro from Island of Vis, Dalmatia Croatia. Fisherman.

Hinkle, Richard. “Mike Grgich- Wizard of White Witnes Turns His Talents to Red.” SF Chronicle, June 24, 1987. Miljenko Grgich born in Dalmatia, Croatia.

Historic Record Co. “Antone Sincich, Miro Sincich, Frank Ausec, John Kristich.” In History of Contra Costa County. Los Angeles: Historical Record Co., 1926.

Hodgson, Moira. “Trio Restaurant Owner John Ivanac Serves First Croatian Cuisine in New York.” New York Observer, 2002.

Hopkins, A.D. “San Francisco Opera hires Sulich.” Nevadan, March 28, 1982.

Horine, Don. “Enquirer Mother of the Week- Vesta Miloslavich.” National Enquirer, Oct. 4, 1977.

Hough, Trude. “The Franulovich Sisters Cook...” Journal-American, Febv. 25, 1981.

Howie, Millie. “Sunce: Bringing Home the Gold.” Wine Country, March 15, 2002. Sunce Winery in Santa Rosa, California owned by Frane Franicevic from the Island of Hvar, Croatia.

Hreljac, Ivan. “John Ferich.” Zajednicar, Jan 5, 1983. Obituary. Born in Cernik, Croatia.

Hreljac, Ivan. “Sime Matulich.” Zajednicar, Aug 28, 1985. Biography. Born on Island of Molat, Dalmatia.

Hrgovcic, Martin. “Croatia Honors Eck Spahich.” Zajednicar, May 24, 2000.

Huck, Raymond. “Father Matthew Ruyechan.” Zajednicar, September 19, 2001.

Hulberstam, David. “Ivan Slavich- The Bravest Man I Know.” Parade Magazine, June 10, 1984. Colonel US Army helicopter unit-first armed in US hisory. Dalmatian grandfather.

Ifkovic, Edward. Anna Marinkovich : a Novel. New York: Manyland Books, 1980.

Ivancich, Virginia. “Paul J. Ivancich.” Zajednicar, October 10, 2001.

Ivanus, Anne. “Ivanus; A Croatian Family in Gary, Indiana: A Personal Experience.” Croatian Hist. Soc. of Canada Symposium, July 6, 1984.

Jacobs, John. “Original Joe's- Another Way.” SF Examiner, June 25, 1980. Owner Tony Rodin was born in Sibeik, Dalmatia.

Jagich, Stella. “Anton Buksa.” Zajednicar, March 6, 1985.

Jagich, Stella. “Vince and Nita Gizdich.” Zajednicar, Sept. 2, 1987. Mayor of Watsonville. Family from Popovich, Konavle.

Jakovcevic, Ante. “Buljan Sculpture to be Dedicated.” Zajednicar, Feb 15, 1995.

Java, Roni. “Paula Vukmanich.” Concord News, Feb. 3, 1982.Artist. Catholic sister.

Jenkins, Bruce. “Mario Ancic Tennis Player.” San Francisco Chronicle, June 26, 2002. Playing tennis at Wimbleton, England.

Jerkovich, Mike. “David Smoljan.” Zajednicar, Sept. 24, 1986. Outstanding Teacher.

Jerkovich, Mike. “Mary Zaninovich- Fresno's Secretary of the Year.” Zajednicar, June 13, 1984. Parents from island of Hvar, Dalmatia

Jezic, Dragan. “Franjo Bodor.” Zajednicar, December 20, 2000.

Johansen, Sheryl. “Mary Pickard-Milakovich Part of Early Hollywood.” Zajednicar, Oct. 28, 1981. Born on the Island of Hvar. Had a cherry orchard in Mountain View.

Joyce, Mary. “Anton Barac.” Zajednicar, July 4, 1984.

Joyce, Mary. “John Usorac.” Zajednicar, December 23, 1998.

Joyce, Mary. “Matt Gunovick-Grgurinovic.” Zajednicar, November 11, 1987.

Juricic, Zelimir. “Sam Jurisich Washington Pioneer.” Matica, Zagreb, Croatia, June 2001.

Kadic, Ante. “Dr. Vinko Soljan.” Hrvatski Gtas, 1964. History of a San Francisco Doctor.

Kalebic, Thea. “Branimir Anzulovic.” Zajednicar, November 21, 2001.

Kansmine, Linda. “Palm Springs Casino and Indian Tribal Chairman Richard Milanovich.” USA Today, Nov. 20, 1986. Is Richard Milanovich a Croatian?

Keeler, Elizabeth & Bubanovich, Mary. “Memories of Croatian Settlers in Eagle River, Wisconsin.” , 1984.

Kelsey, Thomas. “Nations First Set of Test-Tube Quadruplets born to Jill Kuzmanich of San Pedro.” Los Angeles Times, June 25, 1985.

Kerze, Antonia. “John Krpan.” Zajednicar, Feb. 3, 1999. Prominent citizen of Roseville, California.

Kink, Dick. “Slav Fishermen in Bellingham.” Whatcom County Museum, August 19, 1970. Taped presentation given to museum.

Kinnaird, Lawrence. “Biographies of Stephen Marinovich and Charles Sambrailo.” In History of the Greater San Francisco Bay region. New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1966.

Kinnaird, Lawrence. “Stephen Scurich, Anthony Scurich, Mary Scurich, Peter Copriviza, Martin Franich, Luke Cikuth.” In History of Greater San Francisco Bay Region: Lewis Hist. Pub. Co., 1966. Biography Watsonville.

Klancar, Anthony J. Who's Who Among the Yugoslavs in Cleveland and Environs. Cleveland: Yugoslav Pamphlet Press, 1940.

Klisura, Katherine. “Slavic Pioneers in Los Angeles.” In Los Angeles, San Pedro: Monuments to Slavic Pioneers, edited by Vjekoslav Meler. Los Angeles, 1933. Croatians in Los Angeles and San Pedro.

Knaus, Vincent L. “Hrvatska Zora Croatian Newspaper and Editor Janko Kovacevich.” The American Croatian Historical Review, 1946. Org. Aug. 4, 1892, Chicago, Illinois.

Kolar, Walter W. History of The Tambura I. Vol. 1. Pittsburgh: Dusquesne Univ. Tamburitzans Institute, 1974.

Kolar, Walter W. History of the Tambura II. 2 vols. Vol. 2. Pittsburgh: Dusquene Univ. Tamb., 1975.

Komaiko, Leslee. “DJ Thomas Golubic.” New York Times, May 30, 2002. Los Angeles night life events.

Konjevod, Marko. “Boskovich Received Heritage Award.” Zajednicar, Feb. 11, 1998. Award from St. Anthony Croatian Church. Born in Cvinici Stolac, Hercegovina.

Konjevod, Marko. “Ivan Konjevod.” Zajednicar, Sept. 6, 1978. Obituary. Born in Selo Burmazi, Hercegovina.

Konjevod, Marko. “Joseph Boskovich.” Zajednicar, June 23, 1999. Chief executive of Boskovich Farms in Southern California.

Kotcka, Joseph. “Stella Bacich Sportswear Designer.” American Slav, August 1941. Stella of Hollywood.

Kraljic, John. “Tomo Babin of Preko-A Croatian American Spy.” Croatian American Times, June 27, 2000. World War 11 activities in New York.

Krasic, Ljubo. “Michael Stepovich, George Radanovich, Rudy Perpich, Michael Bilandic, Boskovich Brothers, Frank Brozovich, Blase Cupich, George Chuvalo, Vinko Grubisic, Dennis Kucinich, George Mikan, Bill Kurtis-Kuretic, Bernard Luketich, Roger Maris-Maras.” In Croatian Almanac. Chicago, 2000. Biography

Krasic, Ljubo. Outstanding American and Canadian Croats, Almanac. Chicago: Croatian Ethnic Institute, 2001 and 2002. Biographies.

Kresnik, James B. “Charles b. Vukovich- Croatian Artist of New Jersey.” Croatian Times, Apr. 1977.

Kresnik, James B. “The Croatian Hilbilly- The Friendly Cop-Anton Mihalovich.” Croatian Times, Feb. 1977.

Kresnik, James B. “The Vlasic Story-It'll Pickle Your Taste Bud.” Croatian Times, Dec. 1977.

Kriletich, Chris. “Founder of Chris' Noted Cafe Dies.” S.F. News, Oct 5, 1960. Bozo Kriletich from Island of Korcula.

Krilich, Melece. “Mary Miskulin.” Zajednicar, July 19, 1989.

Kristofco, Raynita. “Sister Mary Romana Harakal.” Zajednicar, January 23, 2002.

Krmpotic, M. D. Josip Kundek. Misionar u Jasporu Dubois County, Ind. i Generalni Vikar Vincenneskoga Biskupa, 1809-1857. Zagreb: Tiskara S. Bartol, 1857.

Krpan, J.L. “Nas Narod U Dolini Svete Klare.” Matica Iselj. Kalendar, 1963, pp. 95-100. Croatians in the Santa Clara Valley, California.

Krsnik, Vjekoslav. “Tomislav Novakovic-Person of the Week.” Croatian American Times. Film maker.

Kruzich, Emma. “Robert A. Zagar Sr.” Zajednicar, August 9, 2000.

Kuehler, Marilyn. “Future Fishermen Study With Former Fishermen.” Los Angeles Times, Feb 22, 1981. About Tony Barcott- Dalmatian in San Pedro.

Kvasic, Nick. “Native Croatian New Yorker Captures Art Prize in Italy-Zdravko Toic.” Zajednicar, January 20, 2002.

Lahman, Otokar. “Adam S. Eterovich-Iseljenicki Portreti.” Matica-Zagreb, Nov. 1976. Immigrant portrait.

Lahman, O. “George Vujnovich From New Orleans, Louisiana.” Matica Zagreb, 1960. Written in Croatian.

Lahman, O. “John Barisich From New Orleans, Louisiana.” Matica Zagreb, 1955. Written in Croatian.

Lahman, O. “Paul Martinis Fishing in Washington.” Matica Zagreb, 1957.

Landon, Evert L. “From Chips to Riches--Nalley.” Tacoma News Tribune, January 1, 1975. Nalley is Marko Narancich. Known as the King of Potato Chips.

Lardner, A. “Marco Ivanac.” In History of Placer and Nevada Counties. Los Angeles: Hist Rec. Co, 1924.

Las Vegas Sun. “Lion-Tiger Breed Stirs up Controversy.” Las Vegas Sun, October 23, 1986. Joseph Markan, a Croatian animal trainer, breed lions and tigers known as Ligers.

Lauro, Joseph. Action Priest: The Story of Father Joe Lauro. New York: Morrow, 1971.

Le, Thuy. “John Artukovich.” Los Angeles Times, February 24, 2001.

Lewis Publishing. “John Zvierkovich Biography.” In History of Northern California. Chicago, 1891. Biography.

Lipak, Mary. “Robert Lipak.” Zajednicar, February 20, 2002.

Lisicich, Dorothy. “Dominic Kuljis Fisherman.” Zajednicar, January 3, 2001.

Lobro, Vesta T. Ed. Zaninovich Family History. Delano: Private, 1993. Excellent biographies of Zaninovich clan in California.

Lockley, Fred. “Doctor James Zan.” In History of Columbia River Valley Oregon. Portland, 1928.

Lockport Eagle news. “Joseph Bujenovich.” Lockport Eagle News, December 21, 1901. Owned all the lots in town.

Lojen, Stjepan. “Sjecanja na Don Niko Grskovica.” Matica, 1956, 51-54.

Lojen, Stjepan. “Zasto Sam Ostavio Rodnu Grudu.” Matica, 1959.

Long, Megan. “Croatian Author Blends Humor, Tragedy-Josip Novakovich.” Telegram-Tribune, Mar. 4, 1999. Professor of English. Author.

Los Angeles Daily News. “Nick's Grotto-Nick Slavich.” LA Daily News, January 28, 1954.

Los Angeles Herald. “George Beban Actor.” Los Angeles Herald, October 6, 1928.

Los Angeles Herald. “License Reveals Actor's Romance.” Los Angeles Herald, Dec. 24, 1910. Hollywood actor George Beban. Father pioneer Dalmatian in San Francisco.

Los Angeles Herald. “Seafood Bay Restaurant.” La Herald, Apr. 29, 1982. Owned by Simon Buntich. Also owns Simons Restaurant.

Los Angeles Herald. “Son Gets Bulk of Beban Cash.” Los Angeles Herald, Oct. 6, 1928. Hollywood actor George Beban leaves estate of $500,000.

Los Angeles Ind News. “Ludwig Trinajstich Named President of Neon Sign Association of America.” Industrial News, Mar. 5, 1951. Prominent Croatian American in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Scrap Book. “Jerry Ilich Proprietor of Largest Restaurant in Los Angeles.” Los Angeles Scrap Book, 1902."Jerry's" was headquarters for political and social banquets. Opened in the 1870's.

Lovrich, Frnak M. “Croatians in Louisiana.” Journal of Croatian Studies, 1966-1967, 31-163.

Lowney, Helen. “John Mihalevic.” Zajednicar, October 10, 2001.

Lubic, Robert. “Ivan Ljubic.” Biography by Father Robert Lubic, 1999.

Ludwig, Ella. History of the Harbor District of Los Angeles: Historical Record Co., 1927. The brig Danube of New York shipwrecked at San Pedro in 1828; Captain Livorich of the Schooner Margarita was in San Pedro in 1833; Captain Dominis-Gospodnetich of the American Brig Bolivar was in San Pedro in 1833 and 1835, he also was in port with the brig Alciope in 1840; Captain Carlos Baric of the Mexican Brig Primavera came in 1835.

Ludwig, Ella. “John Balch, Nikola Baskovich, Martin Bogdanovich, Thomas Carnicich, Joseph Mardesich, Joseph Marsh, Anton Marusich, Baldo Marusich, Andrew Petrich, John Rados, Stephen Stambuk, Ludwig Trinaystich, Robert Vitalich, Vincent Zankich, John Zuanich, Marion Zuanich.” In History of The Harbor District of Los Angeles, 1927. Biography. San Pedro.

Luketich, Bernard. “Active Fraternalist Joe Kauric Dies.” Zajednicar, October 31, 2001.

Luketich, Bernard. “Domitrovich Running for Pennsylvania's Superior Court.” Zajednicar, October 31, 2001.

Luketich, Bernard. “Frank D. Rendulic.” Zajednicar, February 20, 2002.

Luketich, Bernard. “John G. Luksich.” Zajednicar, May 8, 2002.

Luketich, Bernard. “Mayor Francis Ivancie.” Zajednicar, November 16, 1983.

Luketich, Bernard. “N.J. Nikolac.” Zajednicar, March 3, 1982. Obituary. Born in Plina, Opuzen, Dalmatia.

Luketich, Bernard. “Portland Mayor Francis J. Ivancie.” Zajednicar, November 16, 1983.

Luna News. “Ein Kroate in Kalifornian.” Luna, 1852. A Croatian in California, F. Rogel from Zagreb, letter written to Zagreb, Croatia in 1852.

Majic, T. “Father Joseph Bozic, 1894, Pittsburgh-Croatian Pioneer.” Danica, Apr. 18, 1980.

Major, Richard. “Anna Cherskov Senior Citizen.” Zajednicar, November 5, 1986.

Major, Richard. “Anthony and Peter Skalabrin.” Zajednicar, October 31, 1979.

Major, Richard. “Bill Pavlich.” Zajednicar, October 25, 2000.

Major, Richard. “Dr. John Vukov Retires.” Zajednicar, January 11, 1989.

Major, Richard. “Ernest Suzenic Navy Hero.” Zajednicar, December 16, 1998. Spanish American War hero.

Major, Richard. “Father Franjo Gojnaric.” Zajednicar, January 3, 2001.

Major, Richard. “Father Josip Soric Celebrates First Mass