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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1948

Page

6

American Legion Post to Lead Draft Registration in Scottsdale

Sipe Peterson Post No 44 of the American Legion will head the local draft registration in the Scottsdale district. Maj. Gen. A M Tut hill state selective service director notified the post of its appointment. Registration begins Monday August 30 at the Legion Home East First Street. Men 18 to 25 must register except active duty and foreign diplomats. Inductions begin at 19 and over. Several deferment classes exist with dates announced by President Truman for men born 1923 through 1930 in sequential groups. Virtually all draftees in early months will join the Army. The new selective service law allows 161000 18 year olds to volunteer for a year's service to avoid a draft hitch of 21 months.

Sipe-Peterson Post No American Legion A. M. Tuthill Selective Service Legion Scottsdale East First Street Navy Air ‘Force Army

WU Urged To File For Pumping Rights

Salt River Valley Water Users Association members are urged to file for pumping rights before August 31. President R D Searles notes applications will be available in June 1949 but water rights require new wells to be drilled. Applications must be made at the water service counter in Phoenix at Second Avenue and Van Buren.

Salt River Valley R. D. Searles Second Avenue van. Buren Phoenix

Scottsdale High Emphasizes Practical Agriculture Training

In its second year the Scottsdale High School agriculture program, headed by Paul Brown, expands with full academic credit and collaboration with the Future Farmers of America. The plan includes a school farm and hands on courses in equipment use, land leveling, soil testing, planting and related farming practices, reflecting a long held educational goal.

Department of Vocational Agriculture Scottsdale High School Organization of Future Farmers of America Agricultural Department FFA Scottsdale School Paul Brown Brown Browns

Legion Will Plan For State Parley

Members of Sipe Peterson Post No. 44 of the American Legion meet at 8:00 p m in the Legion home on East First Avenue To update post business and arrange plans for the State American Legion convention in Yuma starting September 16 All members urged to attend

Sipe-Peterson Post No. 44 The American Legion Legion East First Avenue Post Yuma

One Killed In Street Gun Fight Saturday Night

Eugene Edwards aged 19 died after a drowning incident near Saguaro lake behind Stewart Mountain dam. London Fastering and Edwards were in a motor boat when it overturned and Edwards disappeared. Rescue efforts by Ed McClain Buck Brown and others failed until the body was recovered Tuesday as a large Scottsdale search party aided by a Navy diver. Edwards survived by his parents Mr and Mrs E J Edwards of Scottsdale with funeral services planned in Phoenix.

A. L. Moore & Sons Phoenix Eugene Edwards Saguaro Lake Stewart Mountain Clarence B. Holland Garfield Community Methodist Church of Edwards London Ed McClain Buck Brown Scottsdale Pastoriso St. Monica’s Hospital Pastorino Maricopa Pastrino Pastring Edwards Is His Mrs E. J. Edwards

Local Boys Attend State FFA Confab

Arleigh Richmond Mickey Richmond LeRoy Reddell Alfred Austin George Barnby and Paul Brown represented the local chapter at the 18th annual Leadership Conference of the Future Farmers of America in Prescott August 18 to 20. The three day event included planning for the coming year and awards presentations. Social events featured a Prescott dance hosted by the Future Homemakers Association and a Friday banquet addressed by Governor Garvey and national FFA officials. Accompanying the delegates were Mr and Mrs Arleigh Richmond Sr and Mr and Mrs C B Reddell.

Future Farmers of America Prescott Arleigh Richmond Mickey Richmond LeRoy Reddell Alfred Austin George Barnby Paul Brown Scottsdale Future Farmers’ Organizations Future Homemakers Association of Garvey FFA C. B. Reddell

Syndicate Wins Scottsdale School Bond Issue Bid

Scottsdale School District No. 48 sold $75 000 in bonds to a Phoenix Denver syndicate Refnes Ely Beck & Company and Boett cher & Company. The issue carried a 15 premium and 3.37 percent average rate. Proceeds finance a new wing at Scottsdale Grammar School adding five classrooms and rest rooms due to enrollment growth.

Scottsdale School District No Refnes, Ely, Beck & Company Phoenix Boettcher & Company Denver Maricopa County Scottsdale Grammar School

Start Construction On Woodwork Shop

Howard H. Brady and Zelma M. Brady begin remodeling an army barracks into a woodwork and hobby shop on Scottsdale road north of Scottsdale Feed & Seed. They recently moved from Pittsburgh Pa after retiring from General Electric and will reside with Mrs Laura M. Jennings while building a home in the Schuman tract.

Howard H. Brady Zelma M. Brady Scottsdale Road Scottsdale Feed & Seed Company Bradys Scottsdale Pittsburgh General Electric Company Brady Laura M. Jennings Schuman Tract

Pistol duel on Main Street leaves one dead in Scottsdale

Benito S. Cadena, 45, died from gunshot wounds after a confrontation with Alfredo Corral, 22, on August 21 near the Marx Shell Service at Main and Brown streets. Cadena was killed. Corral was wounded in the left thigh and hospitalized. A coroner's jury returned an open verdict, and charges against Corral were held pending further investigation by the county attorney.

Main Street Scottsdale Benito S. Cadena Alfred& Corral Mathipa al Frederick Corral Justice of the Peace E. H. Richardson Cadena Carl Tippton Robert Adams, Jr Frank Petiga Jimmy Melroy George Thomas John Holman R. H. Renaud Francis Donofrio Paul Munch Phoenix Marx Main Brown Frederick Alfredo

Community notices schedule and draft registration

Tonight events include C of C Board of Directors at Walker building and American Legion at Legion hall. Saturday features Scottsdale Squares at the high school tennis courts. Week of August 28 to September 1 lists draft registration for men born in 1922 and 1923 at the Legion hall and Kiwanis and other meetings at the high school cafeteria, with sessions continuing into September.

C of C Board of Directors Walker Building American Legion Legion Hall Scottsdale Squares Kiwanis Club Cafetria

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American Legion Post Truman Syndicate Alfredo Corral
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