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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1948

Page

7

Croaff calls federal duty in Indian land tax plan

Vernon B. Croaff a Democratic candidate for Congress from Arizona’s First District argues the federal government must provide old age benefits and assistance to Indians. He claims about 85 percent of Arizona lands are federal or Indian lands that cannot be taxed by the state. He advocates releasing reservation lands from tax free status so Arizona may tax them like private lands.

Vernon B. Croaff Congress Arizona Croaff Phoenix

Cotton Council Launches Statewide Campaign in Arizona

Kemper Marley, chairman of the National Cotton Council's Arizona unit, announces a statewide campaign to enlist the active participation of Arizona cotton men in promotion and research programs. Mr and Mrs Delbert Pierce, Thomas Joad, are parents of Elizabeth born August 12 at St Joseph's hospital Phoenix.

Kemper Marley National Cotton Council Arizona Council Delbert Pierce Thomas Joad Elizabeth St. Joseph’s Hospital, Phoenix

Children’s Colony Public Meet Set in Arizona

Public meeting called by J. Thomas McIntyre to discuss establishing a mental deficiency colony in Arizona. Aimed at informing interested individuals about the Arizona project and the Mesa land site, with the board members listed from Tucson, Mesa, Morenci, Prescott and Phoenix. Traffic trouble doubles at dusk.

Arizona J. Thomas McIntyre House of Representatives State Capitol Mesa Arizona Children's Colony Board Robert D. Morrow Tucson Harvey L. Taylor Kenneth H. Lapham Morenci Ann Dew Prescott Ann Farnsworth L. D Klemmedson Phoenix McIntyre

Carl Hoyer Ends Army Career After Eight Years of Service

Recently retired from eight years of active duty in the U S Army Carl G Hoyer has returned to the Valley and resides at his ranch near Scottsdale The service began in 1940 with the 158th Infantry Arizona National Guard later the 158th Combat Team The Bushmasters The article notes assignments in Panama South Pacific Florida and Germany during World War II and includes duties overseeing German POWs on the East Coast and in Europe through late 1946.

U. S.army Carl G. Hoyer Scottsdale Hoyer 158Th Infantry Arizona National Guard 158Th Combat Team Pearl Harbor Panama South Pacific U. S Air Force Florida

Westinghouse Laundromat Ad In Willmoth Appliance

Three pounds of soiled clothes accepted Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Westinghouse Laundromat advertised through Willmoth Appliance for washing and service.

Westinghouse

Army intelligence officer with Arizona ties retires

Former 7077th European Command Intelligence Center officer, who served until retirement, once taught in the Arizona State College Tempe music department and at Scottsdale High School. He owns Paradise Valley lands and plans to build there. Last week guests at Earl Good's home included G. D. Evans of Wilmington California and H. O. Bierg of Flagstaff.

7077Th European Command Intelligence Center Hoyer Arizona State College Tempe Scottsdale Paradise Valley Earl Good G. D. Evans Wilmington Calif H. O. Bierg Flagstaff

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Cotton Council Farmers Insurance Group Farmers Group Peru Glen Peterson Scottsdale Motors Frederick Scottsdale Road Children’s Colony Ann and Gene East Main Carl Hoyer Europe Willmoth Finch Lumber CO Osborn Road Seph’s Brown Avenue
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