November 1939

In this issue

The text celebrates Frank Luke Jr.'s extraordinary courage and unmatched aerial combat skills during World War I. It emphasizes his fearlessness, disregard for military protocols, and dedication to defending freedom, cementing his legacy as a heroic figure.

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Chapters

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  Lieut. Frank Luke, Jr.

  Joseph Miller,Ross Santee

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  Phoenix Union High School

  Harry L. Crockett

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  Seven-Down-Seventy-Seven Up

  H. G. Franse

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  Arizona Sketch Book: H. B. Wagoner

  Carolann Smurthwaite,H. B. Wagoner

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  "Saguaro"--verse by Paul Southworth Bliss

  Paul Southworth Bliss,MAX KEGLEY,Ed Schieffelin

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  Arizona's Yesterdays

  Ed Schieffelin

• Cochise County-

  R. C.,Edward J. Kelley

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  The Killing of Jack the Ripper

  Edward J. Kelley,Ross Santee

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  Ostriches in Arizona

  Blanche K. Murray

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  On the Road to Mexico

  Don Smith,Frank Luke, Jr.

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  Along the Highways and Byways

  Will C. Barnes

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  Road Projects Under Construction

  J. A. Quigley

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  Yours Sincerely and Sincerely to You

  David L. Jones