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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
1
A Scottsdale Business and Professional Women's Club letter thanks the president and members for their support. The note expresses appreciation from the club, acknowledging business and professional women in the community.
N C Moore known as Kelly Moore, Maricopa County Recorder, announces re election bid subject to September primary. Phoenix resident since childhood, graduate of Phoenix Union High School, longtime Democrat. Notes docket changes reducing space and improving records without enlarging photostat size. Married and living at 1325 West Catalina Drive.
Marine Pvt Eduardo Lopez son of Mr and Mrs Abelar do C Lopez of Scottsdale Arizona took part in a battalion landing team air ground landing exercise May 12 16 at Camp Pendleton California with the 1st Regiment of the 1st Marine Division The enemy forces harassed and impeded the attacking units while the umpire control group called the hails and strikes determining casualties and victory outcomes
Rev. Charles Crouch executive secretary of the Arizona Council of Churches will guest preach at Scottsdale Methodist Church next Sunday. Church pastor Rev. Frank Knouse serves as Dean at Mingus Mountain Methodist youth institute. Morning worship led by Clyde Williams. Summer schedule shows 9:00 am service and 4:00 pm Church School. Senior High meets at 7:00 pm.
Dow Ben Roush announced his candidacy for Maricopa County Superior Court Division 3 in the Democratic primary. A longtime Arizona attorney, he cites past service as county bar association officer and Trinity Cathedral warden, and pledges to serve the electorate if elected.
Interior Secretary Fred A. Seaton will address John J. Rhodes in a June 16 testimonial dinner in the Thunderbird Room at the Hotel West ward Ho. Barry Goldwater will serve as master of ceremonies. Rhodes seeks reelection to the U S House from Arizona's first district Maricopa County.
Jon Max Cochran of Scottsdale Arizona earned a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration at the 17th annual Colorado College Commencement held Monday June 2. A member of Beta Theta Pi and the Associated Students election committee he led the leadership conference and participated in Variety Show activities.
Carla Phelps of 504 S Miller Rd Scottsdale earns admission to the Sphinx and Key honorary society at the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia during Hey Day. She is a Scottsdale High School alum and has served in the Christian Association cabinet at Penn.
Airman Second Class Edward E King son of Mr and Mrs Bert King Scottsdale arrives at Ramey Air Force Base Puerto Rico assigned to the 73rd Bombardment Squadron within the 72d Bombardment Wing. The base operates B-36 intercontinental bombers as part of SAC’s Caribbean post. Ramey AFB lies about 90 miles west of San Juan and 1000 air miles southeast of Miami.
The text notes that in 1924 women won gubernatorial races for the first time, naming Nellié Taylor Joss in Wyoming and Miriam Ferguson in Texas. It mentions prior rights to vote and a husband’s approval gatekeeping Ma Ferguson’s candidacy, with context on gender roles of the era.
Claire E Deerhake of Gill Callie de Sud Scottsdale Mississippi will graduate with a bachelor degree in American literature from Middlebury College. She served as managing editor of the college weekly, contributed to the yearbook and literary magazine, and earned dean’s list honors. She plans summer study at New York Hospital Westchester Division and a fall career in publishing in New York City.
Cal Boise the Maricopa County Sheriff seeks the Democratic nomination for re election. He has over twenty two years as a peace officer and has led county law enforcement since 1945. He cites a water safety patrol reducing drownings and a new juvenile division a crime laboratory and jail farm as key accomplishments.
Thomas A. Doran, a versatile linguist teaching French Latin and Spanish with years in Italian, inspires students to think in languages. He notes travel and global need demand meaningful, living language study and cites his work in social welfare and Mexican labor relations as shaping his approach. He promotes international public relations through language education and supports Arizona Scottsdale programs. The article also notes the keel of the Navy carrier ENTERPRISE in Newport News, Virginia, planned as the largest ship at 85,000 tons with eight nuclear reactors.
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