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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1948

Page

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Al Lindsey seeks fourth term in Arizona Legislature

Scottsdale businessman Al Lindsey announces candidacy for re election to the Arizona House of Representatives from Legislative District 21. He has served in the 16th through 18th legislatures and held posts including vice chairman of the appropriations committee and speaker pro tempore. Lindsey chairs a special house committee on promotion of American activities to investigate communist threats. He is married with a seven year old daughter.

al Lindsey Arizona House of Representatives Phoenix Lindsey East Roosevelt East McDowell Road North Central Avenue North Sixteenth Street Scottsdale House Committee For the

Moore Announces Governor Candidacy for Arizona

Thad M. Moore former Pinal county assessor and 14 year State Tax Commission member formally announced his Democratic candidacy for Arizona governor. A Ray merchant before politics he served in World War I and belongs to veterans groups Forty and Eight Woodmen and Elks. He vows to pursue Arizona water rights and efficient administration if elected.

Thad” M. Moore Pinal County State Tax Commission Arizona Moore Ray Forty Woodmen and the Elks Colorado

Beaverettes Fall 27 to 1 Against Harvey Bailey Girls

Beaverettes suffer a lopsided loss to Phoenix's Harvey Bailey girls 27 1 at Iaasic Park. Pitcher Kathryn Pastorino and catcher Barbara Bradford were noted as probable starters for the next game guided by Coach Herman Schweikart. Dorothy Wilkins and Shirley Adams also stood out in the field.

Harvey Baily Phoenix Beaverettes Bailey Strong Valley Iaasic Park

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