Rhodes Edits Labor Bill Reflections on Chamber Passage
This guest editorial discusses the House finalizing a labor bill after debate on secondary boycotts and Landrum Griffin reform. It argues the bill protects workers and the public, while noting it is not a cure-all and requires courageous implementation by labor leaders, members, and the public.
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Colorful changes poised for Scottsdale traffic signals
The town plans new traffic signals as poles and fixtures rise and residents anticipate mixed reactions. The piece defends local boards for buying goods outside town and school district boundaries, arguing actions were for taxpayers’ best interests and urging support for local merchants.
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Scottsdale
Ohio Rites Held For Joseph Szabo
Final rites and burial services will be held in Dayton Ohio for Joseph Michatl Szabo 45 who died Sunday at his home 7814 N Loma land He was a native of Dayton and had owned the Fireside Inn on East McDowell road Local arrangements were handled by Messinger Mortuary Survivors include his wife Frances E of Scottsdale a brother Robert Erdos of Dayton and three sisters Elizabeth Matlock Phoenix Mary Sandor Dayton and Theresa Smuzok North Ridge Ohio.
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Ohio
Joseph Michatl Szabo
N. Loma Land
Saabs
Valley
East McDowell Road
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
Scottsdale
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Robert Erdos
Elizabeth Matlock
Phoenix
Mary Sandor
Theresa Smuzok
North Ridge
Looking Back Ten Years Ago in Scottsdale Progress
From the 1949 Scottsdale Progress files, charges against Ephron Speedon an aged Gypsy for operating a confidence game and practicing medicine without a license are listed. Also noted are football coaching calls, upcoming watchmaking plans, Paradise Valley resort hopes, and local business and civic updates including a new post office western theme and fishing ponds reopening with prizes.
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Scottsdale
Ephron Speedon
Death of Frank Culley Quietly Shocks Scottsdale Community
Frank Culley, a retired electrical firm employee who lived alone on Graves Lane in Scottsdale, was found dead Monday in his room. Coroner Ben Fox noted a recent stroke. Rosary tonight at Messina Mortuary. requiem mass Thursday at Our Lady of Perpetual Catholic Church. Interment at St. Francis Cemetery. Survivors include four brothers Edward Joseph John Michael and others, a sister Catherine Novac, a daughter-in-law Mrs. Joseph Culley, and two grandchildren.
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Graves Lane
Scottedale
Messins O R Mortuary
Our Lady of Perpetual Catholic Church
Eugene Maguire
St. Francis Cemetery
Edward
St. Louis
Joseph
John
Ashley, IL
Michael
Alexandria
Catherine Novac
Joseph Culley
Wickenburg man buys La Reata lodge. new plans turn homeward
Don McNerney of Wickenburg purchased La Reata lodge from Hod Larzelere with the sale finalizing at the start of the month. He aims to make his home there after years as a motel operator in Wickenburg. Juvenile Judge Lorna E. Lockwood of Maricopa Superior Court will address the Ninth District American Legion meeting on Sunday August 29 on the topic Juvenile Delinquency.
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Wickenburg
la Reata Lodge
Hod Larzelere
McNerney
Lorna E. Lockwood
Maricopa Superior Court
Ninth District
The
American Legion
Postal fees and scam issues in Scottsdale Progress notices
Redsetter explains a 95 cent postal fee for envelopes sent from Miami to Phoenix by Greyhound bus and a workaround to avoid stamps. The piece also warns readers about misdirected ads from a salesman claiming Scottsdale Progress affiliation and advises placing ads only with the newspaper’s proper staff.
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Miami: Bilver. Belt
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Progress
Arizona crop income largely from diverse staples
Most of Arizona's crop income stems from cotton lettuce alfalfa and alfalfa seed hay barley melons citrus and grain sorghums reflecting the state's varied agricultural outputs and market emphasis.
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