Letters of thanks for 1952 March of Dimes drive
A Scottsdale letter from the polio campaign committee thanks James H. Boyd for helping public information efforts. It cites strong press coverage and widespread community support as key to what it calls the most productive local drive, with final fundraising results to be tabulated.
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Mr. Boyd
Valley of the Sun
Republican Supper Tickets On Sale For Arizona Event
Tickets went to GOP county chairmen for a March 14 fund raising dinner at Shrine Auditorium in Phoenix. Senator Robert A. Taft will speak. Event aims to fund the 1952 campaign with a box supper at 10 dollars per person.
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Phoenix
GOP
Arizona
Shrine Auditorium
Republican State Central Committee
Lift safely with legs to protect your back
The advice urges keeping a straight posture while lifting heavy loads and using leg muscles to lift, reducing back injury risk. It notes that five of six farmers in the United States engage in some form of livestock enterprise.
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United States
Arizona Counties Add to Population 1940 1950
Census data show that from 1940 to 1950 ten of Arizona’s fourteen counties increased in population. The report highlights growth across multiple counties during the decade.
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Census Bureau
Arizona
Winkelman Town
Phoenix City
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March OF Dimes
James H. Boyd
Scottsdale Progress
Scottsdale, Ariz
Swenson
and Swenson
S. Brown
South Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Maricopa County
Lorens L. Henderson
Republican Committee
Col
Randolph M. J. Bugen
Laurens
Pls
Henderson
State
James A. Beaman
Stephen P. Moorhead
Tucson
Sam Dick
Yuma
Ralph Kilby, Jr
Flagstaff
Guy Axline
Holbrook
E. I. Whiting
St. Johns
Dave Campbell
Harold R. Holcomb
U. S. Navy
Barry M. Goldwater
Saba's Department Store
East Main Street
Reddell Manor Homes
FHA
L. D. Jackson
Builder
Willmoth Insurance & Realty
Fyjou
O’malley
O'Malley
O’malley’s
Reo Royle
4Th Avenue
Madison E Phoenix