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Created1987
DescriptionSelected Article Titles: "Banned Books
Press Owner at Humanspace"; "Volatile Nitrates: Are Poppers Safe?"; "Homophobia in the Slow Lane"; "Phoenix Resource First Annual Writers Competition"; "Business Resource Guide"
Press Owner at Humanspace"; "Volatile Nitrates: Are Poppers Safe?"; "Homophobia in the Slow Lane"; "Phoenix Resource First Annual Writers Competition"; "Business Resource Guide"
ContributorsHayden, Carl T. (Author)
Created1918-05-28
Description
Letter from Carl Hayden to C. H. Akers on the opposition to the Grand Canyon bill from A. A. Johns, J. W. Sullivan, Jesse Hoyce, T. E. Cureton, and Hugh Campbell. Hayden mentions his failure to contact the governor before the present special session, but expresses hope of the legislature passing a memorial on the subject.
Created1993
DescriptionSelected article titles: "Kimono My House"; "Is Linda Balgord a Diva?"; "Interview With John Sankovich"; "Stage Divas Speak"; "Culture Club"
ContributorsMcCulloch Bros. (Photographer)
Created1929-10-16
DescriptionThis building was located at First Ave. and Adams Street in Phoenix.
ContributorsMcCulloch Bros. (Photographer)
Created1938-06-28
DescriptionIn 1938, the Grosso family lived at 230 E. Monroe St. in Phoenix. This picture was taken approximately 3 months before Charles Grosso was killed in an airplane crash.
ContributorsMcCulloch Bros. (Photographer)
Created1938-06-28
DescriptionIn 1938, the Grosso family lived at 230 E. Monroe St. in Phoenix. This picture was taken approximately 3 months before Charles Grosso was killed in an airplane crash.
ContributorsMcCulloch Bros. (Photographer)
Created1938-06-28
DescriptionIn 1938, the Grosso family lived at 230 E. Monroe St. in Phoenix. This picture was taken approximately 3 months before Charles Grosso was killed in an airplane crash.