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Healing ceremony in Monument Valley |
Henderson |
1950 |
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Henry Clay Hooker: king of the Sierra Bonita |
Hill |
1961 |
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Henry Clay Hooker: king of the Sierra Bonita |
Hill |
1961 |
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He wanted to do honest painting |
Hilton |
1940 |
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He charts the heavens |
Hunt |
1958 |
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He charts the heavens |
Hunt |
1958 |
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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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He paints with metal |
Hyatt |
1958 |
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He paints with metal |
Hyatt |
1958 |
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He rode the glory trails |
Hyatt |
1959 |
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He bangs the beat on the old bass drum |
Johnson |
1959 |
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He got what he asked for |
Johnson |
1963 |
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He lives in two worlds |
Johnson |
1960 |
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He lives in two worlds |
Johnson |
1960 |
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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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Heard Museum honors Mexico |
Johnson |
1960 |
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Hello - my name is Joe! |
Johnson |
1973 |
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He's a lightning bug |
Johnson |
1961 |
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He's a lightning bug |
Johnson |
1961 |
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Helen Duett Ellison Hunt ( Mrs. George W. P. Hunt) |
Kartus |
1931 |
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He took art to the market place: a visit to Read Mullan's wonderful western art gallery |
Kelly |
1962 |
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He took art to the market place; a visit to Read Mullan's wonderful western art gallery |
Kelly |
1962 |
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He took art to the market place; a visit to Read Mullen's wonderful western art galery |
Kelly |
1962 |
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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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Helldorado |
Kelly |
1929 |
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Hellish years at Ashurst Run |
Kildare |
1975 |
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Hello. Anybody in there? |
Kreuts |
1974 |
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Hello. Anybody in there? |
Kreutz |
1974 |
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Her, kitty kitty kitty |
Kreutz |
1973 |
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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 where it's straight and searing |
Lee |
1976 |
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He captured Geronimo |
Lesure |
1955 |
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He captured Geronimo |
Lesure |
1955 |
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He takes his hobby to work |
Linn |
1962 |
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He takes his hobby to work |
Linn |
1962 |
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He rode the wilderness trail |
Lockwood |
1946 |
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Herbert E. Bolton and sources for American Indian studies |
Magnaghi |
1975 |
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He boosts the beauties of Arizona |
Mahoney |
1958 |
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Heard Museum |
Mahoney |
1956 |
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Heigh-ho' time for the show |
Mahoney |
1958 |
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He's my brother |
Mahoney |
1958 |
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Here comes the cash card (again) |
Malone |
1971 |
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Headhunting in Hopiland |
Marquardt |
1956 |
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Headhunting in Hopiland |
Marquardt |
1956 |
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He may huff and puff but don't let him in |
Mawl |
1971 |
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Headaches are a pain |
Mayhew |
1974 |
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HELP organization a life saver |
McCowan |
1977 |
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Hello, Central, get me: Flagstaff-Phoenix microwave communications system |
McGonigle |
1960 |
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Hegari, the inspired sorghum |
McLain |
1951 |
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He boosts the beauties of the state of Arizona |
Megargee |
1956 |
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He designs elegance for men's fashions |
Megargee |
1954 |
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Her tales are tall but true |
Megargee |
1958 |
