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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1961

Page

5

Police Issued 248 Citations In June In Scottsdale

Scottsdale city police issued 248 citations during June with 214 for moving traffic violations or defective equipment. Speeding accounted for 146 tickets, totaling 742 speeding tickets year to date. Other cited offenses included no operator license 12, stop sign 11, traffic light 10, improper passing 8, defective lights 8, improper turns 7, DUI and yield 5 each, and reckless driving 2. Police logged 52 accidents, 26 petty theft reports with 2 unfounded, 1 arrest. 18 burglary reports. 7 bogus checks. bogus check total 52. year to date grand theft reports 135 with 21 in June. Three cars were reported stolen in June, one unfounded.

Scottsdale City

Plaque Awarded To Scottsdale Man

E. Eugene Clark of Scottsdale received a plaque at the 98th annual commencement banquet recognizing 38 years of service to the St. Louis College of Pharmacy. Clark, a former St. Louis resident now living at 2623 81st Way, was honored by C. J. Cloughly of the St. Louis Wholesale Drug Company.

E. Eugene Clark Scottsdale St. Louis College of Pharmacy St. Louis Clark 81St Way C. J. Cloughly St. Louis Wholesale Drug Company

Local VA Employees Attend Recognition Pins

Four Veterans Administration staff in the Phoenix Arizona regional office receive service pins. Wayne A Sanders and Winifred LaGrone earn 25 year pins. Stanley R Thomas gets 20 years. Constance S Leonard is awarded a 10 year pin. A separate item notes Pennsylvania Turnpike safety messages updated to reduce highway accidents.

Scottsdale Veterans Administration Arizona Phoenix Wayne A. Sanders N. 74Th Place Winifred LaGrone E. Vernon Stanley R. Thomas E. Avalon Constance S. Leonard E. Cambridge Highway Safety Harrisburg, Pa UPI Pennsylvania Turnpike State Turnpike Commission

Book Corner highlights education readings in library alcove

The Arizona Citizens for Strengthening Public School Education curates a three part collection. It features The Restoration of Learning by Arthur Bestor and The Process of Education by Jerome Bruner. It includes periodical articles by Gellup Conant Hutchins and Woodring and books on phonetic reading. The display sits near the card catalog in the library.

Arizona United States Arthur Bestor University of Illinois Jerome S. Bruner Woods Hole Massachusetts Harvard George Gallup James B. Conant Robert M. Hutchins Paul Woodring Scottsdale Arizona Citizens Group

Night courses planned at ASU for summer session

Arizona State University will run 18 night school courses from 7 to 9 40 p m during the second summer session from July 17 to August 19. The College of Business offers 11 evening classes in economics accounting auditing finance data processing administration management marketing and real estate.

Arizona State University College of Business

Calendar of July Arts and School Events in the Valley

A July schedule lists Phoenix Art Museum exhibits for children and adults, Bach Festival concerts, Heard Museum hours with movie showings, and various authors, book reviews, and art classes. The Gateway Theater hosts Creative Instruction and a Children's Theater adaptation of Tom Sawyer with multiple showtimes across July 18 to 22.

Phoenix Art Museum Arizona Invitational Arizona Business Richard Rummonds Art Directors Club Federal Man In Armour James Wines Heard Museum Australia Gateway Theater

Oct Oe FINDER Horoscope Line

A playful astrology note invites readers to map letters to numerals from their birth line to reveal a fortune for today. The instruction suggests a star based activity using a coded alphabet mapping.

Wedding Off: Prison Instead

Milwaukee youth Lawrence Carlson, 20, convicted of burglary, is sentenced to 10 years in Green Bay State Reformatory. He admitted stealing items for his fiance including an air purifier hi fi set coffee maker frying pan knives forks a Bible and a diamond ring. He postponed his wedding as a result.

Milwaukee Wis UPI Lawrence Carlson Herbert Steffes Carlson Green Bay State

Delinquency talks led by Ronan at Arizona State

Charles Ronan, Maricopa County Attorney, speaks on delinquency control at Arizona State University Tempe. He covers juvenile delinquency legal aspects court procedures and Arizona laws. Edwin Beauchamp and Charles T. G. Rogers join sessions discussing detention and forest camps in upcoming days.

Scottsdalian Charles Ronan Maricopa County Arizona State University Tempe Arizona Edwin Beauchamp Superior Court Charles T. G. Rogers San Diego County Calif

Removing Gallstones Not Always Advisable

The author argues against routine gallstone removal and fat-free diets for asymptomatic patients. Many with gallstones live normal lives, and surgery risks plus post cholecystectomy syndrome can cause lasting harm. He urges conservative care, cites patient letters, and notes potential harms of hysterectomy and thyroid replacement in unrelated contexts.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company John Blackford

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