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Economic drivers: President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal created dozens of programs to put Arizonans to work. The nation's first agricultural subsidies paid Arizona farmers not to farm portions of their land in an effort to drive up deflated prices.
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Quote: "The Judd case has dropped like manna upon the Arizona desert," from a Jan.19, 1932, Chicago Tribune article describing a media frenzy created by the Phoenix murder trial of Winnie Ruth Judd, convicted of killing two female rivals and shipping the bodies to Los Angeles in travel trunks.