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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1962

Page

5

Women’s groups share goals across faiths in 20th century

Women from Christian and Jewish backgrounds pursued common social aims in the 20th century. Long before suffrage many campaigned for aid to working girls and children, immigrants, and slum dwellers, and for minority support and international cooperation. The YWCA and NCJW began their efforts by coincidence.

Young Women's Christian Association of the U.S.A The National Council of Jewish Women YWCA NCJW Congress Woodrow Wilsa United States League of Nations United Nations

Youth Tragedy Follows Flight of Day Family Fire Suspect

In Newburgh New York 16 year old Lawton Day faces first degree murder charges after admitting to starting a February fire that killed his mother and second stepfather in their third floor apartment. The blaze injured another son and damaged the Kennedy residence. Police say the act was impulsive and followed a history of family losses including a father died in World War I and a stepfather’s death from a heart attack. Chief Tierney noted the suspect’s unusual behavior after the tragedy.

Newburgh. N UPI Lawton Harold Kennedy John Tierney Kennedy Poy Clara

Scottsdale Arts and theater listings evening schedule

The Daily Progress lists events including Scotsdale Chamber Opera Theater at Scottsdale High School at 8 15 p m, Stag comedy at Ush heater reservations TE 53066, Sombrero Playhouse openings January 16 and 23 with reservations AM 6 487 and AM 6 4487, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof at Phoenix Little Theater January 18 to 27 with AL 44779, Los Arboles Mueren De Pie at Longview School January 19 20 at 8 p m AL 36155, Casa De Arte Gallery Jack Cummings show through January 7 11 30 9 30 daily 138 W Main St Scottsdale, O Brien's Art Emporium landscapes and sea scapes through January, Heard Museum Canadian Exhibit West Gallery through February 4.

Scotsdale Chamber Opera Theater Scottsdale High School Scottsdale Players Stag Phoenix Little Theater Robert G. Begame Vesta Club Longview Casa de Arte Jack Cummings Scottsdale W. Main St O'Brien Art Emporium Rosa Loomis Shelton and Myers Heard Museum West Gallery

Haya de la Torre Declares Peru Presidential Run

Victor R. Haya de la Torre, Peruvian leftist leader of APRA, announced Friday night he will seek the presidency this year. He spoke to about 200,000 supporters at the party rally, calling himself a creative constructive revolutionary and criticizing Russia's ruble imperialism while praising Fidel Castro's Cuba. APRA long faced bans, with Haya previously a refugee or hunted figure.

Lima Peru UPI Victor R. Haya de la Torre Haya APRA Tokyo Russia Fidel Castro Cuba Manuel Prado

Tax lien filed against Harry James and Betty Grable

The Internal Revenue Service reported a $6 271 tax lien pending against musician Harry James and his wife Betty Grable for the 1959 tax year.

Los Angeles UPI Harry James Betty Grable Internal Revenue Service

Arcadia High Student Wins 1962 Science Award

Arcadia High School student Bob Fukuchi of 4941 E Earls Dr has been named the 1962 winner of the Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award. Devon Showley notes the award recognizes top science scholars in over 7,500 schools since 1933, with bronze medals to 154,000 students and potential Science Scholarships totaling $21,000.

Arcadia High School Bob Fukuchi E. Earls Bausch & Lamb United States Bausch & Lomb Incorporated

Nehru Fights With Police At Mass Rally

Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru clashed with security as a crowd of about 350000 surged toward the speaker’s stand in Srikrishnapuri suburb, injuring 25 and leading to 12 arrests. Nehru shouted, smiled, then jumped into the crowd before leaving in disgust.

Patna India UPI Jawaharlal Nehru Srikrishnapuri Nehru

Scottsdale High School Daily Menu Highlights Across Week

Scottsdale High School publishes weekly menus with daily main dishes soups vegetables salads and desserts. The listing includes turkey treazzini Swiss steak sour de jour bean burger chow mein roast beef with gravy and more with a variety of sides such as rissole potatoes buttered beets green beans and stewed tomatoes.

Conservative conference shapes GOP effort to elect conservatives

The two day event hosts about 500 visitors from across the country for training on electing conservatives to public office. Speakers include GOP leaders and National Chairman William Miller with Rep. Bob Wilson set to close the final dinner.

Washington UPS Human Events Congress GOP William Miller Bob Wilson Calif Congressional Campaign Committee Kennedy

John Jr. Kennedy takes first public steps at airport

In Palm Beach Florida President Kennedy's 13 month old son John Jr. walked unaided from one car to another near the airport as the President, his wife and sister prepared for the return to the White House. The moment marked John Jr.'s first public steps.

Palm Beach Fla UPD Kennedy John Jr White House

Four Scouts to Receive Eagle Rank Next Wednesday

Four members of Troop 4 and Post 4 sponsored by Scottsdale Lions Club will receive the Eagle rank at a combined Court of Honor and ham dinner at Tondea School Cafeteria at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. Recipients include Dale Cavin Terry Gerba Ron Gerba and Jerry Johnson with ceremonies featuring Bill Thompson Wallace and Levi Young. The event also honors top Troop 4 salesmen and shows Camp Geronimo photos while presenting camping awards.

Troop 4 Scottsdale Lion’s Club Tondea School Dale Cavin E. Hubbell Terry Gerba Ron Gerba E. Granada Jerry Johnson Granada Bill Thompson Wallace Levi Young Roosevelt Council B.S.A John H. Smithson Scotsdale L.D.S Howard Brown Scottsdale Methodist Church

Calculus and Geometry Lecture at Arcadia High School

Dr. John Harvey Butchart of Arizona State Teachers College will discuss calculus problems solved by elementary geometry in a Jan 31 lecture. The talk, in Room 116, Arcadia High, is sponsored by the Arizona Academy of Science and the National Science Foundation. For more information call Devon Showley. Public invited.

Arcadia High School John Harvey Butchart Arizona State Teachers College Flagstaff Arizona Arizona Academy of Science National Science Foundation Devon Showley

Sandy Gilbert Named Attendant to Rodeo Queen

Sandy Gilbert 16 of Scottsdale has been chosen one of two attendants to the Rodeo Queen for the 16th annual World's Championship Rodeo at the Western Saddle Club January 20 and 21. Proceeds benefit the Valley of the Sun School for Handicapped Children.

Rodeo Lovelies Sandy Gilbert Charlotte Mills Queen of the Phoenix Kay Wester Exeter Blvd Scottsdale Western Saddle Club East Elm St Phoenix Camelback High School Kay East Elm Dr Peter Pag Phoenix Little Theatre Valley of the Sun School For

Appropriation Plan Rejected by Arizona Commission

The Planning and Building Commission blocks a multi million dollar appropriation for the Industrial School and Pioneers Home expansion pending updated aged care laws. It requires a firm state Board of Directors decision on Fort Grant Industrial School and juvenile facilities. Approved were funds for the Arizona State Hospital and related facilities in Phoenix and Tucson.

Phoenix API State Planning and Building Commission Pioneers Commission State Board of Directors Fort Grant Industrial School Arizona State Hospital Tucson Arizona State Prison Florence General Services and

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