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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1958
Page
3
A Superior Court public notice from Maricopa County cites a case involving parties and a court action. It lists filings, deadlines, and location details despite unreadable OCR text. The notice informs interested parties of actions and the required appearances or responses within specified timeframes.
A weekly column explains high fidelity concepts for non specialists. It defines true fidelity as faithful reproduction of original sound, discusses live versus recorded audio, and outlines the ideal 30 Hz to 18 kHz range, then begins basic terms like amplitude and frequency with simple wave analogies.
Shadege has risen in Arizona public life as a campaign manager for Senator Carl Hayden in 1950 and as a prominent Phoenix businessman and civic figure. He led SK Research Laboratories in Phoenix and served as president of the Phoenix Little Theatre during its 1951 growth era.
Senator Barry Goldwater announced Stephen C. Shadegg of Phoenix as his campaign manager. Shadegg previously led Goldwater's 1952 campaign efforts.
A garbled entry references a legal case involving Herb Daywood and a father’s liability, mentioning an insurance problem and a disputed payment for a service. The text implies personal guardianship or financial responsibility within a domestic matter.
Two Scottsdalians John Blanchard and William Flicker return to New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell for the 1958 59 school year. They join fifteen Phoenix cadets as old cadets resuming classes after orientation. NMMI opens September 9 with about 140 cadets and has earned Army Honor Military School status for consecutive years.
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