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• Joseph Taylor Robinson
  '''Joseph Taylor Robinson''' (1872-1937) was an Arkansas Democratic politician who held the offices of U.S. Represe ...only fifty-five days. Robinson retained his Senate post until his death in 1937. In 1928 he was Alfred E. Smith's vice-presidential running mate.
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• Junius Marion Futrell
  ...3, 1913, to July 23, 1913, and again from January 10, 1933, to January 12, 1937. [[Category:1955 deaths]]
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• Carl Edward Bailey
  ...y''' (1894-1948) was Democratic governor of the [[State of Arkansas]] from 1937 to 1941. ...6 Bailey campaigned for the governorship and served two terms beginning in 1937. During his administration the state founded the first agricultural experim
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• Ed Cromwell
  ...settlement Administration. He married Henrietta Thompson in Little Rock in 1937. [[Category:2001 deaths]]
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• George Geyer Adams
  ...ational Guard. He also served on the Little Rock City Council from 1927 to 1937, and as chairman of the Airport Committee of the city council. Adams was killed by a propeller assembly explosion on September 4, 1937. Adams Field at [[Little Rock National Airport]] was named for the pilot on
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• John James Doyne
  ...d to Lonoke to serve as the superintendent of the public schools there. In 1937 he accepted a post as superintendent of the [[Arkansas School for the Blind [[Category:1944 deaths]]
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• John Nolen
  ...ed the Wharton School of Finance and Economics. Nolen died on February 18, 1937. [[Category:1937 deaths]]
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• William Montgomery Brown
  '''William Montgomery Brown''' (1855-1937) was a bishop of the [[Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas]]. He became bishop of [[Category:1937 deaths]]
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• Fred Thomas Jones
  ...], Jones moved his family to Chicago, Illinois. He returned to the city in 1937. He died the next year on September 10th and is interred at [[Haven of Rest [[Category:1938 deaths]]
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