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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1949

Page

2

Campaign for Careful Driving On Fourth of July

Arizona highway safety officials launch a state-wide Fourth of July drive to cut holiday traffic deaths. Thirty-three state chapters and officials join in warning about vehicle crashes, drownings, fireworks injuries, heat illness, and other hazards with advice to enforce safe behavior and take it easy on the Fourth.

Phoenix Arizona Highway Department A. Glen Smoot

Unemployeds Pay Includes Dependents Amendment Passes

An amendment to the Employment Security Act effective July 1 allows unemployed workers on weekly unemployment insurance to claim a dependent allowance of 2 dollars per dependent, up to six per week. Dependents are not paid under the Employment Security Act. The first payable week ends July 7, 1949. Plus social notes and a technical tidbit on an electronic slide rule solving about zero percent of computations for researchers.

Employment Security Commission

Fishermen Prove Story With 199 Striped Bass Catch

Al Wels Pat Sump ter and Bill Duncan display 199 striped bass from Sahura lake behind Stewart Mountain dam Thursday. They note the catch excludes 12 bass used as bait. Friday brings fish day to Scottsdale families. Additionally, Canadian farmers rely on 2000 North Carolina workers to cure flue-cured tobacco each fall. Mr and Mrs M C Bliss of Alameda announce the adoption of a nine day old girl Mary Lee. About 7600 tools needed to make a turbo jet aircraft engine.

al Wels Pat Sumpter Bill Duncan Sahura Lake Stewart Mountain Dam Scottsdale North Carolina M. C. Bliss Alameda, Calif C. Walker Mary Lee

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