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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1952

Page

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New Paradise Valley Bar Opens South of Thomas Road

News notes a formal informal opening party Saturday at a new Scottsdale Road bar owned by Waldo Smart with Lee Stewart as partner. The piece mentions warm hospitality, decorative walls, a fireplace, and wishes for success to the Pueblo while listing local social happenings and upcoming styling visits from California.

Waldo Smart Lee Stewart Waldo Pueblo Goldie Sacre California Scottsdale

Setback for Socialism and Free Medical Action in Oregon

The Oregon State Medical Society created a prepaid hospitalization plan. A government anti-trust suit claimed doctors conspired against non sponsor plans. The Supreme Court upheld the trial court tossing monopoly charges. The profession sees a setback for compulsory health insurance and a win for voluntary action.

Oregon State Medical Society Oregon Toto United States Supreme Court Portland-Oregonian

Mexican Theme Chosen for 1952 Arizona State Fair

Arizona State Fair officials announce a Mexican theme for the 1952 Arizona State Fair in Phoenix November 7 to 16. Gus Arriola creator of Gordo will contribute the comic strip and characters to publicity. The plan highlights Mexican culture and influence in the Southwest and marks a larger, better fair with broad promotion.

Phoenix Gordo Arizona Gus Arriola George W. Blake Arizona State Fair Commission Arriola Blake Southwest

Cadet James Mitchell Wins Tennis Letter

Cadet James L. Mitchell of Scottsdale Arizona receives a reserve letter for his tennis play on Culver Military Academy's tennis team. Mitchell a freshman is the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond O Mitchell of MacDonald Drive Scottsdale.

Culver Ind James L. Mitchell Scottsdale Arizona Culver Military Academy Indiana Academy Mitchell Raymond O. Mitchell MacDonald Drive

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