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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1950

Page

20

Duke Family Hits Paradise Inn For Winter Stay

Mrs. Haywood Duke arrives in Phoenix with her husband the new Paradise Inn manager. Their daughters Betsy and Marietta, ages 12 and 21, join them. Betsy awaits healing from a broken arm to ride Western saddle, while Marietta showcases riding skill. The Dukes, long connected to Duke Inn and King Cotton Hotel, praise desert architecture and Arizona winter.

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Valley visitors dance for dimes at Camelback Inn

A Phoenix area social page details a Valley Visitors Dance for Dimes event featuring Phoenicians Winter guests Sombrero Playhouse actors and notable guests such as Governor Vail Pittman and Edmund Converse. It highlights entertainment by Bob Goldwater, visiting families, and local social notes including a parrot comedy corner and colorizing news from Hanny's Resort Shop.

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White Shrine Calendar Dinner Sets January To December Hostesses

The White Shrine of Jerusalem held a calendar dinner Friday night at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Nell Ragan as worthy high priestess. January hostesses are Eddy and Atteberry. February Johnnie Curnow and Mary Hussey. March Bernice Kurbat and Alice Compton. April Valley Cooper and Frances Aunger. May Margaret Shoup and Esther Guerin. June Electa Painter and Virgie Cotner. July Catherine Curry and Georgia Crumbaugh. August Madge Parsons and Lillian Jacobs. September Marguerite Curry and Ethel Curnow. October Anna Henderson and Mary Addie Beck. November Lorraine Richardson and Maude Robinson. December Charity Thomas and Marie Moore.

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Ford Motor Company Supplier Cooperation Policy

Ford II describes a policy of aiding a vast supplier network across 43 states. He notes Ford purchases 700 million dollars in goods annually from 7200 independent manufacturers and dealers. The aim is sound, profitable suppliers and cooperative operation for national prosperity.

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