Cavalliere: Scottsdale Blacksmith's Story Through Generations
Doc Cavalliere, known as Davy’s son, runs the Scottsdale blacksmith shop at Brown and Second, trains nine workers, and has earned about twenty parade prizes. He served in WWII, lives at La Reata Pass, and owns a steakhouse while maintaining a long family lineage in town.
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George Cavalliere
George—‘‘Davy
Santa Barbara
California
George
Cavalliere
Brown and
Second Street
Doc
Army Air Force
Scottsdale and
The
Desert
la Reata Pass
Pinnacle Peak
Alice
Frank
Yam
Dorothy (Ketchum
Bill
ASU
Bob
AiResearch
la Reata
Prescott
Tucson
Phoenix
Mesa
Wickenburg
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact word puzzle list with across and down clues covering common terms and names. Readers fill letters for each numbered slot including familiar persons, places, and objects drawn from standard crossword vocabulary.
Puzzle Answers for Yesterday's Grid Clues
Yesterday's puzzle solution list includes 34 platform 43 exist 35 imitates 44 obstruct 37 European 47 conjunction 39 part of state 49 a state 40 bristle abbr.
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Gila Bend Globe
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Show Low
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Winslow
Gallantry and grit define competing rodeo cowboys
The Parada del Sol event draws riders like E. J. Birchfield from Tacoma and Jim Houston from Omaha. Cowboys balance tough schedules across circuits, endure hotelroom costs, and stress strong stock and scores as RCA enforces image rules. Nial Robinson, 19, Vernal Utah, stands out as the youngest rider with a growing fan base and family ties to rodeo lore.
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E. J. Birchfield
Tacoma
Washington
Jim Houston
Omaha
Nebr
RCA
Nial Robinson
Vernal
Utah
Nial
Utah State University
Scottsdale Jaycees
Harold August
Brenda Williams
Stocks End Week With Seventh Consecutive Moderate Gain
New York traders pushed stocks to a seventh straight moderate advance as trading declined. Investors rotated interest among a handful of in demand groups despite a midweek setback.
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New York
UPI
Weather Market Wrap Hits 1963 Wall Street Milestones
UPI reports mixed near term moves as 686 on the industrial average stands as a barrier and prices stall after a breakout. Dow industries rise while rails slip and autos lead gains with Ford Chrysler GM and Jersey Standard among top movers.
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Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
General Motors
Jersey Standard
Texas Gulf
Steels
du Pont
Two More Die In Arizona Highways Fatalities
Two persons died in a one car crash twenty miles west of Show Low early today and another person died in a one car wreck three miles south of Winslow Friday night. The fatalities pushed Arizona 1963 highway toll to forty, three more than the same date a year ago.
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Show Low
Winslow
Arizona
Clemmency Denied for Dr Sam Sheppard by Rhodes
Governor Rhodes rejected the clemency request for Dr Sam Sheppard, who is serving a life sentence for second degree murder in the 1954 killing of his pregnant wife. The pardon and parole commission had unanimously recommended denial citing less than model prison conduct.
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Columbus
Ohio
UPI
James A. Rhodes
Sam Sheppard
Rhodes
Pardon and Parole Commission
Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Cleveland
Whalen Escapes Arizona Hospital
Paul Whalen, 35, confessed killer of a Marana couple, escaped from the Arizona State Hospital on Friday. Authorities said he was not considered dangerous.
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Phoenix
UPI
Paul Whelan
Friday
Arizona State Hospital
McDonald Receives Legion of Merit for Submarine Rescue
David J. McDonald of Bandon Oregon was awarded the Legion of Merit at Pearl Harbor for rescuing 18 crewmen aboard the USS Tiru after torpedo tube smoke and gases incapacitated them last June 25. He led the first rescue team and revived five men, supervised treatment, and aided his shipmates through his first aid program. Read Adm Bernard A Clarey presented the award for the President.
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Honolulu
UPI
David J. McDonald
Bandon
Ore
Pearl Harbor
McDonald
Tiru
Read
Bernard A. Clarey
Pacific Fleet Submarine Force
Kennedy
Reno Floods Bring Gambling Back To Casinos
In Reno Nevada the Truckee River flooded downtown leaving 18 inches of water. As floodwaters peaked the Mapes Hotel closed its gaming tables then reopened after doubts eased. Eleven of Reno's twelve bridges were out of action, power fluctuated and roads were closed.
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Truckee
Reno
Mapes
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BY N. J. Mitchell
Scottsdale Progress
Davy
Walker McCune
Phoenix Indian School
Germany
the Sweetsop
BY Hunter Gooch
Birchfield
Washington Bronc
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Ft. Worth
Bob Walker
Carlsbad
N.M. Walker
Parada
Casey Tibbs
ABC
Tibbs
Los Angeles
Parada del Sol
Blakely Oil Company
By Peter T. Earle
United Press International
U.S
Standard & Poor
Shepnard
Whalen
Ceaved
North Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale — Whitney
Funny
Martha Blanchap
Reno, Nev
Phoenix, Arizona
Brownmoor Estates
Valley of the Sun
Brownmoor
E. Indian Sch
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