Ana Frohmiller

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Ana Frohmiller
Ana Frohmiller 1932.jpg
Arizona State Auditor
In office
1927–1951
Party political offices
Preceded by Democratic nominee for Governor of Arizona
1950
Succeeded by
Joe Haldiman