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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1952

Page

6

Farm Lighting Aids Chores On Arizona Farms

Daylight hours shrink chores after dark so a proper lighting system prevents accidents speeds up early and late tasks and handles after dark repairs. Blaine M. Madden of the University of Arizona says plan for the right number and type of lights with placed switches and outlets at key doorways and work areas.

Arizona Blaine M. Madden University of Arizona

Don Barclay Adopts Italian War Child Concetta Loffredo

Don Barclay of Scottsdale has adopted Concetta Loffredo through Foster Parents Plan for War Children. Concetta, ten, lost her father in 1944 during an air raid in Naples and lives with her mother and grandmother in poverty. Plan urges support to give the girl a chance to grow up healthy and educated.

Don Barclay Scottsdale Concetta Loffredo Plan’ For War Children, Inc Plan West 42Nd Street New York City Concetta Antonietta Naples

Arizona agricultural income rises across counties 1940 to 1950

Between 1940 and 1950 Arizona agricultural income surged from Cochise County’s 145 percent boost to Pinal County’s 838 percent increase. The state as a whole saw a 419 percent gain.

Arizona Cochise County Pinal County

State Map Order At Alltime High

Arizona Highway Commission aims to award Rand McNally 200000 1952 road maps fob Phoenix in the largest print run in department history. The 1951 style accordion map features 44 state points of interest, distances, regulations, western U.S. and northwestern Mexico inset, and city maps of Phoenix and Tucson.

Phoenix Ariz Arizona Rand McNally & Company of Chicago Arizona Highway Commission Highway Department Jim Stevens The Arizona Highway Magazine United States U. S Mexico Phacenix Tucson Stevens

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