Title: Gus Douglass
Content:  Douglass was born in Mason County in 1927 and raised in Grimms Landing, West Virginia. He served as state and national president of the Future Farmers of America (FFA) as the first president of the FFA to hail from West Virginia, and later was the inaugural president of the National FFA Alumni Association. He is also a 4-H All-Star. Douglas holds a bachelor's degree and an honorary Doctor of Sciences from West Virginia University and an honorary Doctor of Laws from West Virginia State University. Prior to beginning work for the Department of Agriculture, Douglass operated a farm equipment and motor truck dealership.
Title: Brian Adam Douglas
Content:  Douglas was born in Garland, Texas and was raised in Plano, Texas. At eighteen he moved to New York City to attend the School of Visual Arts where he graduated in 1994.
Title: Louis R. Douglass
Content:  Douglass was born in 1888 in The Territory of The Indian Nations at what later became Gallup, New Mexico. Douglass was reportedly "proud of his pioneer heritage" and frequently spoke about "the frontier skills" he learned as a boy. Douglass attended the University of Colorado at Boulder where he received B.S.C.E. and M.S. degrees in civil engineering.
Title: Doug Kovacs
Content:  Doug Kovacs was born in 1973, and grew up in the northwest suburbs of Chicago. In 1996 he received a BA from Columbia College Chicago.
Title: Emory Douglas
Content:  Douglas was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and, at age eight, moved to San Francisco, California. At age 13, he was sentenced to 15 months at the Youth Training School in Ontario, California, where he worked in the juvenile correctional facility's printing shop and learned the basics of commercial printing. In 1960, Douglas studied graphic design at the City College of San Francisco. He joined the college's Black Students’ Association and worked closely with Amiri Baraka, a voice in the black arts movement, to design theater sets.
Title: Mike Douglas
Content:  Dowd was born in Chicago, Illinois. He left high school after his second year. After that, he began singing as a choirboy.
Title: Andy Douglas (judge)
Content:  Douglas was born in July 1932 in Toledo, Ohio to Andrew and Elizabeth Douglas. Between 1954 and 1956, he served in the U.S. Army Infantry and Signal Corps and obtained the rank of first lieutenant. He attended the University of Toledo, where in 1959 he earned a degree in law.
Title: Gus Douglass
Content:  Gus R. Douglass (February 22, 1927 – March 19, 2015) was an American politician and member of the Democratic Party, who served as Agriculture Commissioner of West Virginia for 44 years. First elected to that post in 1964, he served from 1965 to 1989, when he left office having run unsuccessfully for the Democratic nomination for Governor, and again from 1993 to 2013. He was the longest-serving Agriculture Commissioner in US history.
Title: Doug's Gym
Content:   Douglas Eidd (born November 4, 1930) founded Doug's Gym at 2010½ Commerce Street on September 1, 1962, after serving in the Korean War as a physiotherapist (1950–1953) and working in several Dallas gymnasiums. The gymnasium was located at the heart of the then bustling downtown area, right opposite the famous Dallas Statler Hilton hotel. When John F. Kennedy was slain on November 22, 1963, Eidd witnessed the ensuing commotion at the police station across the street. Jack Ruby was a regular visitor to the gym. In the 1970s and 1980s, the area around 2010½ Commerce Street became increasingly deserted, but more recently has experienced a revitalization, like many cities in the US. Thus, Doug's Gym now overlooks the new Main Street Garden Park.
Title: Klondike Douglass
Content:  Born in Boston, Pennsylvania, Douglass was raised in Wellsville, Missouri. He played independent baseball in Missouri before ascending to professional baseball. Douglass played in the minor leagues only briefly, appearing as a player-manager for the 1895 Sherman Orphans of the Texas-Southern League.

Question: In what city was Doug Gwosdz born?
Answer: Houston.
Houston, Texas.
Space City.
H-Town.
City of Houston.
USHOU.
Houston, TX.