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Created2010-06-04
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Photographs depicting Congressman Mitchell's and Arizona Governor Jan Brewer's participation in the event held June 4, 2010.
Created2010-05-15
DescriptionPhotographs depicting Congressman Mitchell's participation in the event hosted by the US Department of Veterans Affairs on May 15, 2010.
Created2010-09-01
DescriptionDigital photos depicting Congressman Mitchell's participation in a USO event at Terminal 4 of Sky Harbor Airport, September 1, 2010.
Created2008-11-11
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Video recording of the Commemoration held November 11, 2008. Scottsdale Mayor Mary Manross is the host, Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano is introduced in Part 1 at 00:08:15, Congressman Harry Mitchell is introduced in Part 1 at 00:11:40. Guest speakers include in Part 1 Chloe Cutter, in Part 2 Major General David Rataczak, Gil Gifford, Fred Marable and Howard Lein. Part three features the color guard and "Taps" performed by Gil Gifford.
Created2009-06-06
DescriptionPhotos depicting Congressman Mitchell's appearance at the event held at the Arizona National Guard Papago Park Military Reservation June 6, 2009.
Created2008
DescriptionA compilation of KTVK, KPNX and KSAZ Phoenix news stories regarding Mitchell's appearance at the event held at the 52nd Street Armory in Phoenix on May 4, 2008 and sponsored by the Carl T. Hayden Veterans Administration Medical Center.
Created2010-07-28
DescriptionCongressman Mitchell's video message to participants at the event held in 2010.
Created2008-06
DescriptionPhotos depicting Congressman Mitchell at the 2008 graduating convocation of the Arizona State University Mary Lou Fulton College of Education.
ContributorsColeman, Austin Hughes, 1937-2013 (Host) / Jackson, Mahalia, 1911-1972 (Singer) / KCAC (Radio station : Phoenix, Ariz.) (Contributor)
Created1963-08-25
DescriptionThis Sunday morning broadcast, hosted by Austin Coleman for Ragsdale Mortuary, commemorates the Emancipation Proclamation. It features religious music by Mahalia Jackson and several others and provides a brief history of the Ragsdale Mortuary.