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    • Lt. General Barton Kyle Yount

    • Lt. General Barton Kyle Yount

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    • Yount, Barton Kyle

    • Under the direction of the School's first president, retired Lt. General Barton Kyle Yount, the School opened its doors on Oct. 6, 1946 as American Institute for Foreign Trade. Yount, former head of the Army Air Training Command, had been...
    • May 8

    • May 8

    • Fallis, Earl

    • Yaqui Indians--Arizona--History

    • On this date in 1927, the U.S. Army held 38 Yaqui Indians who fled across the U.S. border after a bloody battle with Mexican troops. This photo is identified as Yaqui Indian soldiers surrendering to the 10th Cavalry for internment in 1929.
    • Amphitheatre and Lower Pueblo

    • Amphitheatre and Lower Pueblo

    • Forrest, Earle R. (Earle Robert), 1883-1969

    • Wupatki National Monument (Ariz.); Ruins.; Pueblo architecture.

    • Wupatki National Monument. Black Falls Group of Ruins, about 40 miles northeast of Flagstaff, AZ. Wupatki. The Amphitheatre and lower pueblo of Wupatki. [Forrest:] When I first saw this Amphitheatre in Aug. 1904 it had not been excavated and only...
    • December 11

    • December 11

    • Buehman Studios

    • World War, 1939-1945--Arizona--Tucson

    • On this date in 1941, following the United States declaration of war on Japan after the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, Tucson businessmen and Davis Monthan officials met to plan wartime blackout arrangements for Tucson. Many buildings on the...
    • Legacy of Courage The Story of Arthur Van Haren, Jr.

    • Legacy of Courage The Story of Arthur Van Haren, Jr.

    • Renolds, Jean; Raul Castro Institute; Latino Perspectives Magazine

    • World War II; Mexican America Military Service; U.S Navy; Military Aviation

    • Arthur joined the ranks of the few Mexican American men from Phoenix to be given public acclaim as decorated war heroes, although many from the city’s Mexican community served in World War II with distinction. Other young men who received public...
    • Learning Packet: Work

    • Learning Packet: Work

    • Sonoran Heritage and Tucson Public Library (Pima County Public Library)

    • Working class -- Arizona -- History; Technology -- Social aspects -- Arizona -- History; Occupations -- Arizona -- History.

    • The "Work" learning packet is designed to encourage the user to define work and employment in its past and present forms, as well as to promote discussion of the varying ways of life of the different cultures present in the Sonoran Desert region....
    • Letter from Frances W. Munds to Miss Reilly September 11, 1912

    • Letter from Frances W. Munds to Miss Reilly September 11, 1912

    • Munds, Frances W.

    • Women's Suffrage; Voting; Politics;

    • Munds thanks Reilly for her contribution. She informs Reilly of the progress of the Arizona campaign for women's suffrage and tht politicians often come to favor suffrage only after testing the political winds to see which way they blow. After...
    • Organization of Civic Leagues in Arizona August 1913

    • Organization of Civic Leagues in Arizona August 1913

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    • Women's Suffrage; Government; Politics

    • Clipping from the Chicago Herald. After women got the vote in Arizona in 1912 they organized non-partizan [sic] educational civic leagues throughout the state, in the following counties [sic]: Prescott, Frances Munds Chair and Jennie Vortch;...
    • Viola Jimulla (1878-1966)

    • Viola Jimulla (1878-1966)

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    • Women -- History -- Arizona; Yavapai Indians -- History; Yavapai Indians -- Politics and Government -- Arizona

    • Viola Jimulla was the energetic Chief of the Yavapai Indians from 1940 to 1966, known for helping her people to much greater prosperity. Working alongside Prescott business leaders, she was successful in expanding the reservation by 1300 acres in...

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