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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1963

Page

2

Insurance stocks pose growth challenge for investors

The columnist says simple methods to gauge growth in insurance stocks don’t exist due to their complexity. Growth hinges on earnings per share, but insurers require assessing assets, in force, reserves, investments, and future trails. Leave insurance stock selection to brokerages for most readers. He also clarifies wash sale concerns, noting a 1962 tax loss can be realized as a method of maintaining a position.

Internal Revenue Service

Verde Vaqueros Lute Wasbotten Elected President

Lute Wasbotten of Scottsdale was elected president of the Verde Vaqueros, succeeding Bill Passey who will stay on the board. Doyle Willis becomes first vice president and Dr. Phil Hartman is second vice president. Jerry Poole and Richard Burgess were reelected secretary and treasurer. The group donates about 5000 annually to the Scottsdale Boys Club from riding fees.

Scottsdale Lute Wasbotten Verde Vaqueros Scottsdale Boys’ Lab Wasbotten Bill Passey Mesa Passey Doyle Willis Phil Hartman Jerry W. Poole Richard Burgess Phoenix Vaquero Scottsdale Boys’ Club

Winds Pounding Atlantic Coast Across Texas Rains

Violent winds lashed the North Atlantic states while heavy rains drenched Texas. The storm fed million dollar forest fires in the East and dropped over 2 inches in Austin with more in San Antonio. Gusts up to 76 mph disrupted power, caused property damage, and felled trees in New York and nearby areas.

North Atlantic Texas Austin Tex San Antonio New Mexico Arkansas Upper Midwest New England Pellston Mich Caribou Greenville Maine Syracuse Schenectady N.Y

Temperatures Across Nation Report Weathers

A daily report covers temperatures and precipitation for the 24-hour period ending at 4 am. The dataset lists regional highs and lows, rainfall totals, and notable weather patterns affecting several states.

Oppenheimer to Receive Enrico Fermi Award

Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, once suspended over security concerns, will receive the Atomic Energy Commission’s Enrico Fermi Award worth 50 000. The award honors his theoretical physics contributions and leadership in atomic bomb development. Presentation date not announced. He directs the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton and was the seventh Fermi laureate.

Washington UPI J. Robert Oppenheimer Atomic Energy Commission Enrico Fermi Bution AEC Oppenheimer Kennedy Institute For Advanced Study Princeton, N.J Edward Teller

Musical Set By Players Oklahoma at Scottsdale High

Scottsdale High School presents the spring musical Oklahoma on April 18 19 and 20 at 8 15 p m in the Scottsdale High Auditorium. Jed Nolan is Curley Lynn Sass Lau rie Barbi Young Will Parker Pam Moore and Dennis Willis play Jud Fry Ali Hakim is Ross Carron. Chorus is the Scottsdale Singers directed by Joseph Esile assisted by David Coats with student directors Bev Boli Susie Leenerts and Bev Burke. Esile directs a past lineup including South Pacific Damn Yankees Lil Abner and Plain and Fancy.

Scottsdale High School Scottsdale High Jed Nolan Curley Lynn Sass Laurie Ado Annie Will Parker Aunt Eller Barbi Young Ted Miller Pam Moore Jud Fry Dennis Willis Ali Hakim Ross Carron Scottsdale Singers Joseph Esile David Coats Bev Boli Susie Leenerts Bev Burke Esile

127 Day Cleveland Newspaper Strike Ends

The International Typographical Union and the International Association of Machinists ratified 26 month and 25 month contracts, ending a record 127 day strike. Printers gain a $5 first year raise with $2.50 retroactive, and machinists win $9.75 over 25 months plus hospitalization boosts. Picket lines are withdrawn and publication may resume after Monday.

Cleveland Ohio UPI Cleveland Plain Dealer Scripps-Howard Cleveland Press International Typographical Union International Association of Machinists

Council Meeting Set For Sunday

The Arizona state council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International will meet Sunday at Arizona State University Memorial Union Building. Registration opens at 10:30 am and the luncheon and meeting start at noon with Mrs. Cecelia Marks, state president, presiding.

Arizona State Council Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Memorial Union Building Arizona State University Cecelia Marks

Powell Hit With $211500 Libel Judgment

Esther James, 66, won a $211,500 libel verdict against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. for calling her a bag woman on television. The all white jury awarded $11,500 compensatory damages and $200,000 punitive damages after four hours of deliberation. Powell said he would appeal as he faced scrutiny over his finances and staff.

New York UPI Adam Clayton Powell Jr Dn.y Congress Harlem Supreme Court Esther James Adam Clayton Powell Powell Washington Debonair Powell House Committee On Education and Labor Education and Labor Committee

Rosary Tonight for Area Pioneer Miss Emma T Cronyn

Miss Emma T Cronyn 82 a Scottsdale pioneer died last night at 455 W First St Rosary at 8 p m tonight at Messinger s Mortuary Requiem Mass tomorrow at 10 a m Our Lady of Perpetual Help Burial in St Francis Cemetery Survivors include sister Marie Cronyn and brother Francis J of Scottsdale Her long residence in Phoenix area began after moving from Chicago in 1912 She was secretary to Mrs Jessie Benton Evans artist and writer and friend of Cruz Medina Sr and Juan Lewis

Emma T. Cronyn Scottsdale Messinger Miss Cronyn First St Chicago Tottenhall Ont Canada Cruz Medina Sr Juan Lewis Marie Cronyn Francis J Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church St. Francis Cemetery

Adolph Walter Funeral Slated

Funeral services for Adolph Walter 79 are scheduled tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Messinger Mortuary Chapel. Walter who lived at 6944 East Latham died Wednesday in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Cremation is planned with interment in Chicago. Walter came here from Denver six years ago. Survivors include his wife Alma two sons William and John of Wheaton Illinois three daughters Adeline A Warner Scottsdale Harriet Pappas and Alma L Ramsey both of Westminster Colo. and 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Adolph Walter Messinger Mortuary Chapel Walter East Latham Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Chicago Denver Alma William John Wheaton Adeline A. Warner Scottsdale Harriet’ Pappas Alma L. Ramsey West Minister Colo

Births listed from Scottsdale area hospitals

The Record notes births at Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale St Joseph s and Good Samaritan with details of parents and newborns including Floyd Bender Paul Sims William Barlow Fred Clarey Alden Shade Dean Lathrop and dates in early April. Included are addresses for many families.

Baptist Hospital OF Scottsdale Floyd Bender E. Jackrabbit ST. Joseph's Paul Sims I. Cambridge Civ William Barlow E. Minnetona Ave Fred Clarey N. Hayden Rd Alden Shade E. Cypress Jrl Dean Lathrop W. Sheridan

Musical Marionettes at Tumbleweed Festival Offer Benefit

Proceeds from the Musical Marionettes performances at the Tumbleweed Theatre during the Phoenix Festival of Arts support the Dorce Kelly Memorial Award. The event features 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. shows with classical music backing, produced with the Phoenix Guild of Puppetry. Jo L. Lawrence and Irene Schneider lead, reservations at 947-6789.

Tumbleweed Theatre Phoenix Festival of Arts Phoenix Guild of Puppetry Jo L. Lawrence Irene Schneider

Illinois birth control plan under attack

Illinois Senate moved to strip the IPAC program of funding for birth control information and devices for unwed mothers and for married women not living with husbands. A county judge warned he may issue an injunction to halt the program, while the attorney general urged cessation.

Illinois Public Aid Commission IPAC Illinois Senate Senate Aid Commission Superior Court John J. Lupe Atty William G. Clark

Disease Strikes Sailors at San Diego Naval Center

In San Diego a third case of spinal meningitis in a week prompted orders for 20,000 Navy personnel to take medication. quarantines affected two companies, 75 recruits each, with one company released and another remaining isolated. David W. Hall 17 San Leandro Calif was in serious condition at the Naval hospital. John G. Routon 18 Manchester Ga died after showing sick Tuesday night. Thomas C. Hester 20 New Orleans La was recovering.

San Diego UPS Naval Training Center David W. Hall San Leandro Calif Naval Hospital Thomas C. Hester New Orleans John G. Routon Manchester

Khrushchev Pushes Yugoslav Ties Amid China Split

Khrushchev pursued friendship with Yugoslavia despite sharp Chinese criticism. Western experts view Moscow courting Belgrade to challenge Peking in the Communist world split. China brands Tito as a traitor while Moscow insists Yugoslavia remains in the socialist camp.

Moscow UPI Nikita Khrushchev Yugoslavia Red China Kremlin Peking Tito Khrushchev China Belgrade

Sorority States Steak Fry Event

A desert steak fry for members of Alpha Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi is set for 6 p.m. Saturday at 10647 N. 82nd PI, hosted by Mrs. John Witcosky. The Girl of the Year award will be announced by chapter sponsor Mrs. George Judson. Chairman Mrs. William T. Chamberg leads arrangements with assistance from Mrs. Carson Floyd. Mrs. Bruce Vaughn and Mrs. James Ight plan the entertainment.

Alpha Phi Beta Sigma Phi John Witcosky George Judson William T. Chamberg Carson Floyd Bruce Vaughn James Ight

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