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Arizona Research Topics

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Fritzi Struckmeyer

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Phoenix Union High School

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Fred Christian Struckmeyer Jr.

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Birth 1912-01-04Death1992-06-22BirthplacePhoenix, ArizonaFamily RelationsFritzi StruckmeyerAffiliationsUniversity of ArizonaUnited States ArmyOccupationsChief Justice of the Arizona Supreme CourtAttorneySuperior Court JudgeDeputy Attorney for Maricopa CountyPlace of ResidencePhoenix, ArizonaBiographical NoteJustice Struckmeyer decided Phillips vs. Phoenix Union High Schools and Junior College District, ruling that Arizona law permitting segregation of students was unconstitutional. He is buried at National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona in north Phoenix.More InformationWIkipediaFred C. Struckmeyer, Jr.: War Hero, Jurist, Unsung Hero

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Arizona Judge Fred C. Struckmeyer Jr., taken in Phoenix

Arizona Judge Fred C. Struckmeyer Jr., taken in Phoenix

Arizona Supreme Court Justice Fred Struckmeyer in Phoenix

Arizona Supreme Court Justice Fred Struckmeyer in Phoenix

Judge Fred C. Struckmeyer Jr., taken in Phoenix

Judge Fred C. Struckmeyer Jr., taken in Phoenix

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Fritzi Struckmeyer Ryley

Fritzi Struckmeyer Ryley

Fred Christian Struckmeyer Jr.

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CollectionArizona Research TopicsAgencyArizona Racing CommissionArizona Supreme CourtEventSegregation in ArizonaPersonFritzi StruckmeyerPlacePhoenix Union High School