Fashion show for March of Dimes at Camelback Inn
On Sunday January 27 at 6 50 p m a parade titled Fash ions in the Dime Light will be held at Camelback Inn Choll2 to aid the March of Dimes campaign A buffet supper follows The show features Glenda Harriman's desert originals with music by the Camelback Band Barbara Hallis KRUX commentator Models volunteer from the Valley Tickets are 5 50 each from Glenda Harriman and Neary's in Scottsdale
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Camelback Inn
Glenda Harriman
Neary’s
ChoHa
Camelback
Barbara Hallis
KRUX
Glenda Harrimans
Scottsdale
West’s Most Western Town Shopping Atmosphere
A brief catalog-style note invites readers to shop in the welcoming setting described as the West’s Most Western Town, highlighting a friendly, old‑time retail atmosphere.
Telan Farms dominates Arizona National Angus awards
Grand champion Angus bull honors at the Arizona National Live Stock Show in Phoenix went to Telan Farms. Quality Bardolier placed third, shown by J. Garrett Telan Farms of Pleasant Plains, Illinois, while Telan Farms also took reserve with Eileenmere 1550th. Grand champion female went to Effie's Blackcap Missie, shown by J. Garrett Tolan Farms, which also produced White Gates Edwina, reserve female champion. The show featured 13 Angus exhibitors from five states, 84 registered Angus and 22 commercial Blacks in the open class.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Wre
J. Garrett Telan Farms
Pleasant Plains
Telan Farms
Eileenmere
Efffie
J. Garrett Tolan Farms
Tolan Farms
White Gates Edwina
Winston Churchill visit in America sparks discussion on freedom and socialism
An editorial reflects on Winston Churchill’s American visit, praising his conservative judgment and American traits while critiquing socialist policies. It notes English skepticism toward free medicine and state control, and suggests Churchill’s return could influence Europe with American spirit and economic values.
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Winston Churchill
America
United States
Washington
Europe
Feneland
England
Atlantic
Call For Vultures Fails To Find Props For Flaming Feather
Prop man Carl Coleman searched the American Southwest for vultures to film a massacre scene in Nat Holt's Flaming Feather. Classified ads drew no replies, proving no soaring vultures remained available, so the production used no birds.
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Hollywood
Paramount
Carl Coleman
American Southwest
Nat Holt
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Soward Huebsch
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Errol Flynn
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Captain Fabian
Republic
Ood
William Keighley
Cuveet-Ren
Dennis Morgan
Efi Peel
Leoton
Troy Lee Capps
Ariz
Angus
Tom Stallings
John Ryan
Anderson
McDonald
Winnie
Scottsdate Stores
Kleaner
King - OF - All
Scottsdale Rd
Swenson
and Swenson
Brown Avenue
Wm. Joyce
Ladies Western
Hartford Automobile Insurance
Insurance Agency
East Main
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