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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1952
Page
8
Frightful weekend schedule lists Flesh and Fury Red Ball Express Gods and Gals Washington Story Gobs and Gals Lovely To Look At and Call Me Mister showings across Friday to Thursday with multiple daily times and inconsistent spellings. The reader is offered a compiled list of films with specific showtimes.
A new booklet by Edison Electric Institute highlights Arizona private electric utilities expanding rapidly since 1945. Generating capacity rose from 95,700 kilowatts to 290,800, with plans to add 210,000 more in 30 months, signaling the largest regional expansion in the Rockies. Representative Henry B. Sargent of Arizona Public Service says growth will push capacity to 523 percent of 1945 levels by 1954.
A National Association of Electric Companies report reviews an 18 billion postwar expansion program. It outlines goals, funding, and regional impact, highlighting how utilities plans will reshape energy delivery and infrastructure nationwide.
Four entries from EFJ Schmidt of San Antonio Texas arrive for display in the photography department of the 1952 State Fair to be held November 7 to 16. Philip Yoomen of Long Beach California and Clarence Aal of Seattle Washington file early photography entries signaling the show’s growing national reputation. The first 6500 premium books will be mailed next week as fair officials note early submissions reflect ongoing interest in the exhibit schedule.
A new cotton fiber tester gauges both tensile strength and the elongation at break. The instrument provides a combined readout of how much force fibers endure and how far they stretch before snapping, aiding quality control.
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