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Heard Museum honors the Japanese |
DeWald |
1963 |
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Helping hands and hearts of gold |
Peterson |
1963 |
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Her name is not Elizabeth |
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1963 |
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He got what he asked for |
Johnson |
1963 |
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He makes good animals better |
DeWald |
1963 |
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Here's Apache Kid story as told originally by gentlemen of lod west who " paso por aqui." D 1964 |
Enos |
1964 |
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Hereford tradition of Arizona's Boices is firmly rooted |
Schaus |
1964 |
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He rides hard on buffalo! |
Freeman |
1964 |
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Hereford tradition of Arizona's Boices is firmly rooted |
Schaus |
1964 |
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Hereford tradition of Arizona's Boices is firmly rooted |
Schaus |
1964 |
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Hereford tradition of Arizona's Boices is firmly rooted |
Schaus |
1964 |
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Hereford tradition of Arizona's Boices is firmly rooted |
Schaus |
1964 |
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Hereford tradition of Arizona's Boices is firmly rooted |
Schaus |
1964 |
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Hereford tradition of Arizona's Boices is firmly rooted |
Schaus |
1964 |
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Hereford tradition of Arizona's Boices is firmly rooted |
Schaus |
1964 |
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Henry Chee Dodge: a modern chief of the Navajos |
Patzman |
1964 |
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He was shot dead in courthouse and no questions asked |
Willson |
1964 |
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He leaves a void that no power on earth can fill |
Strickenland |
1965 |
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Health and good food for low incomes |
Cooke |
1965 |
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Helping to crystalize a civic personality |
Welch |
1965 |
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Headin' for that Big Hangar in the sky |
Johnson |
1965 |
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Headin' for that Big Hangar in the sky |
Johnson |
1965 |
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Henry Mounce, 1863-1933 |
Schaus |
1966 |
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Henry Leroy Franklin, M.D., 1877-1965 |
Frissell |
1966 |
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Here's what became if the water boy and bucket bit |
Sovola |
1966 |
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Herbert L. Reid, one of the passing breed |
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1967 |
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Herefords in Arizona: early history of the Arizona Hereford Association |
Stanley |
1967 |
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Heartland steam of Arizona, the Tonto |
Whitaker |
1967 |
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Helping solve the problems of the single parent |
Hutton |
1967 |
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Helping solve the problems of the single parent |
Hutton |
1967 |
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Hectic frontier days come alive in The High Chaparral, a new color television series of territorial Arizona |
Kelly |
1967 |
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Heavy winters in the Flagstaff area |
Colton |
1968 |
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Heavy winters in the Flagstaff area |
Colton |
1968 |
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Heavy winters in the Flagstaff area |
Colton |
1968 |
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Helvetia: boom town of the Santa Ritas |
Feil |
1968 |
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Headmen and war chanters: role theory and the early Canyoncito Navajo |
Kurtz |
1969 |
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Headmen and war chanters: role theory and the early Canyoncito Navajo |
Kurtz |
1969 |
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Help for homeowners who cannot help themselves |
Unger |
1970 |
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He lost touch with the world |
Willson |
1970 |
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Hey, swamp country; our oranges are better than your oranges |
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1970 |
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He killed and burned them |
Willson |
1970 |
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He was "unlawfully" killed |
Willson |
1970 |
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Head Start playground workshop nets a mix or mess playground for the Papago |
Bottimer |
1970 |
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He was "unlawfully" killed |
Willson |
1970 |
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He may huff and puff but don't let him in |
Mawl |
1971 |
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Here comes the cash card (again) |
Malone |
1971 |
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He was "unlawfully" killed |
Willson |
1972 |
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Henry Starr - bank robber extraordinary |
Breihan |
1972 |
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He wants Heaven to have horses |
Willson |
1972 |
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Healing symbolism in Navaho religion |
Sandner |
1972 |
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Help with the herding |
Edlestein |
1972 |
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Here comes the sun |
Register |
1972 |
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Health on wheels for the retired |
Wischnia |
1973 |
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Health on wheels for the retired |
Wischnia |
1973 |
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Hey, out there in Willcox, Tucson and Sunnyslope (also Nashville) it's Tanya Tucker's time |
Cook |
1973 |
