Scottsdalians urged to donate blood for servicemen Tuesday
Scottsdalians are urged to donate blood on Tuesday January 9 to aid wounded servicemen overseas. The Red Cross Scottsdale chapter and the Scottsdale VFW post organize a mobile unit at the Federal Housing project First Street and Marshall Avenue with a rapid half hour donation plan. Register in advance by calling 5 1098 5 1837 or 5 5133 or use the in paper blank. transportation available if needed.
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Scottsdale
Federal Housing Project
First Street
Marshall Avenue
Salt River Valley Blood Bank
Red Cross Chapter
Scottsdale Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Scott
Scottsdale Progress
Dust Control to Top Scottsdale Chamber Meeting Agenda
Dust control will be the main agenda item for the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce meeting Tuesday night announced by president Cliff Carpenter. Edward Ast and Dr. Philip Schneider will explain a tentative program as members of the dust control committee.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
First Avenue
Bill Cluff
Theo Lamb
Volunteers Needed For March On Polio In 1951
Mrs. Cecil Raleigh, chairman, issues appeal for volunteers to help the local March of Dimes committee conduct the Mothers March on Polio the night of January 15. Thousands of mothers in Valley towns will march through Scottsdale school district to raise funds to combat infantile paralysis.
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Cecil Raleigh
Scottscale
Charmel Ray Vietmeier Crowned Scottsdale First Baby Derby
Charmel Ray Vietmeier, daughter of Mel and Mrs Vietmeier, was named winner of Scottsdale’s Second Annual First Baby Derby held with 18 merchants and the Scottsdale Progress. Born January 1 at 7:04 am in McDowell hospital Phoenix weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces, she and mother are said to be fine and due home soon. The Vietmeier family includes four older siblings. Postal receipts for 1950 in Scottsdale reached First Class, totaling $40,551.68, up from 1949. no action expected to raise the rating soon.
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Charmel Ray Vietmeier
Mel Vietmeier
East Orange Avenue
McDowell Hospital
Phoenix
Scottsdale Progress
Charmel Ray
Vietmeier
Ronald
Sharon
Carol Jean
Dale
Vietmeiers
Scottsdale
Mr. Vietmeier
Mel
A. H. Adams
Adams
Paradise Valley Association Completes First Year Accomplishments
Paradise Valley Improvement Association nears its first anniversary since incorporation in January 1950 as a non profit protecting the valley from unwanted development. The December 20 meeting chaired by Raymond Mitchell reviewed thirteen active matters including a power line relocation attempt and an abolished dump on North Scottsdale road. Budgeted road maintenance discussions with County Engineer Hudgin were noted as ongoing with Tatum Boulevard assurances.
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Paradise Valley Improvement Association
Paradise Valley
Raymond Mitchell
Association
James Beattie
J. B. Curry
Thomas D. Darlington
E. V. Graham
Scottsdale Road
Mitchell
Hudgin
Tatum
Scottsdale Girl Wins Blue at Phoenix Stock Show
Anne Louise Robbins of Scottsdale won the blue ribbon in the junior division at the Phoenix Stock Show with her Brahman yearling heifer Desertion. Judging occurred Tuesday morning at the state fairgrounds. Louisiana University claimed championship honors and several blue ribbons.
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Anne Louise Robbins
Scottsdale
Phoenix
State Fairgrounds
Louisiana University, Toose
Missing in Action Soldier Gordon Enos Reported
Word reached Mr and Mrs Harvey Enos of the Salt River Indiana Reservation that their son Corporal Gordon F Enos 19 has been missing in action in Korea since November 30 He was born on the reservation and attended Scottsdale High School and enlisted in October 1948 The U S Defense Department issued the missing in action statement.
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Harvey Enos
Salt River Indiana
Gordon F. Enos
Korea
Corporal Enos
Scottsdale High School
U. S. Defense Department
Warren Austin Named Arizona State Dairy Commissioner
Gov. Howard Pyle appoints Warren Austin to a two year term as state dairy commissioner with a salary of 4200 dollars per year. Austin, 52, Scottsdale dairyman and former Tempe native, succeeds Phil Isley and was recommended by Rep. James Ewing. He has served as Maricopa County campaign manager for Jim Smith and holds multiple local leadership roles.
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Howard Pyle
Warren Austin
State Dairy Commission
A. Warren Austin
Scottsdale
Arizona
Austin
Phil Isley
Mesa
Maricopa County
James Ewing
Pima County
House of Representatives
Jim Smith
Tempe
Creighton
Two Scottsdale youths placed on one year probation
Two boys aged 15 and 16 from Scottsdale were placed on probation for one year after confessing to numerous burglaries in the area over three years. The confession followed their arrest by Constable Kenneth C. Caswell and Maricopa County deputy S. E. Cannon. Victims include Scottsdale Pharmacy Central Beverage Scotty's Shop Harvey's Cafe Scottsdale Plumbing Scottsdale Grammar School Willmoth Appliance Scottsdale Motors and the J. G. Boswell cotton gin. Juvenile officer Frank Popello of the Maricopa County Sheriff's office handled the case.
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Scottsdale
Kenneth C. Caswell
S. E. Cannon
Maricopa County
Scotsdale Pharmacy
Central Beverage Company
Scotty’s Shop
Harvey’s Cafe
Scottsdale Plumbing Company
Scottsdale Grammar School
Willmoth Appliance
Scottsdale Motors
J. G. Boswell
Frank Popello
Community events and meetings for the week
Tonight 8 00 p m Juanita Y Olmo Lodge LLD Wesley Hall meets. Friday 8 15 p m SHS Basketball Bea vers vs Ajo at the Gym. Saturday vers vs Peoria at the Gym 9 00 p m Dance at American Legion home. Monday 7 30 p m Kiwanis club at Hogan cafe. Tuesday 9 00 a m Blood Procurement program at Federal Housing project 8 00 p m PTA Fathers Night at the High school.
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Juanita Y Olmo Lodge Lld
Wesley Hall
Methodist Church
SHS
Beavers
Ajo
Peoria
American Legion
Federal Housing Project
PTA
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Scottsdalians
Charmel Vietmieir
Paradise Valley Association
Murdock
Michael W. Strauss
Co. Gordon Enos
Gov. Pyle
Calende
Kiwanis Club
Hogan Cafe
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