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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1960

Page

2

Indian Tribal Courts Conference At University Of Arizona

Indian judges court clerks and peace officers from five states gather at the University of Arizona June 22 24 for a Southwest Indian Tribal Courts conference jointly sponsored by the UA College of Law and the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs. Delegates include Tribal Judges Gemmill Anderson Sekaqtaptewa and Neéison José along with District Judge Zinn and other officials.

University of Arizona Today Fhve University of Arizona Southwest Indian Tribal Courts Conference Arizona Colorado Nevada New Mexico Utah The University of Arizona College of Law United States Bureau of Indian Affairs Paul F. Gemmill Ignacio, Colo Paul Anderson San Carlos Emory Sekaqtaptewa Oraibi Neéison José Sacaton Frank B. Zinn Gallup N.M Richard M. Balsiger Indian Bureau Bar and Judiciary Edward H. Spicer UA Committee On Indian Affairs William H. Kelley UA Bureau of Ethnic Research

Merchants Protest Tax Hike as Scottsdale Explains Need

About 75 merchants and interested residents met at the Valley Ho at the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce’s invitation to oppose a proposed one cent sales tax. City officials outlined the budget and revenue allocations while merchants argued a higher sales tax would hurt business and competitiveness with Phoenix. They favored higher property taxes over sales tax and warned regional tax shifts could burden homeowners.

The Valley Ho Chamber of Commerce Scottsdale Phoenix Paul F. Haldermann Fifth Avenue Dick Series Aid W. S. Lighthall És- LeRoy Bennett Maricopa County Takpayers Association Gwihets

Arizona Manpower Needs to Double by 1970 Study Says

A 1960s Arizona Employment Service report predicts technology driven growth. Professions rising include accountants engineers scientists and teachers with substantial expansion in management clerical and sales roles. By 1970 construction and manufacturing jobs surge while unskilled and agricultural positions stay flat or decline.

Arizona Arizona Employment Service Scottsdale

Services Pending For Frank Wayers

Funeral services are pending for Frank Wayers 39 who died suddenly at 1130 p.m. Tuesday at his home 590 North Miller Road Born in Holland he became a naturalized citizen and came to Scottsdale ten months ago to work as an insurance salesman for Price He is survived by a brother Louis of Mill Valley California and a sister in New York with other relatives abroad.

Wayers North Miller Road Holland Scottsdale Louis Mill Valley Calif New York

Mrs Doolittle Dies at 85 in Phoenix Hospital

Katherine Rosselot of 1712 East Thornwood Drive died Tuesday afternoon in a Phoenix hospital after months of illness. Mrs Doolittle, aged 85, was survived by a daughter. Funeral arrangements are being made with Messinger Mortuary.

Katherine ‘ Doolittle Katherine Rosselot East Thornwood Drive Phoenix Messinger Mortuary

Jim Pennington Named VP of Sales at Stages

Jim Pennington was appointed vice president in charge of sales for Stages this week. He previously served as sales manager at Rennington Rand and joined the Stages organization two and a half years ago.

Stages Bill Holmes Jim Pennington Pennington Rennington-Rand

Arizona Job Picture Brightens in Ari zona Progress

Arizona Progress notes non agricultural employment hit 327 500 in April up 20 800 from last year and about 49 600 above 1958. Maricopa County shows strong gains with 176 300 this year vs 161 700 last year and 142 500 two years ago as manufacturing maintains leadership in employment.

Indicted Phoenix Woman Charged With Check Misdirection

Virginia Lee Brock a 36 year old Phoenix resident and mother of two was indicted by a federal grand jury for mishandling checks while employed at the First National Bank of Scottsdale. She faces charges of manipulating checks and keeping 400 dollars of bank funds.

Phoenix Virginia Lee Brock North 15Th Street Federal First National Bank of Scottsdale

Job totals rise in Maricopa County April 1960

Maricopa County reports 33,000 jobs in April 1960 up from 25,200 in 1958 with the statewide tally nearing 50,000. Major local sources include wholesale and retail trade 46,700 services 34,500 manufacturing 32,900 and government 31,500 along with construction 17,609.

Maricopa County VNB Digest

Local Man Graduates From Military College

Army Maj. Joseph B. Love, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph B Love, 6822 Vérdon Avenue, graduated from the Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, June 17. The 38 week course trains officers for command and general staff roles at division corps and field army levels. Major Love joined the Army in 1943 and is a Prescott High School and 1950 West Point Graduate.

Army Joseph B Love Joseph B. Love I Vérdon Command and Gen‘Staff College Fort Leavenworth Kan Love Prescott High School U. S. Army of Academy West Point, NY

Film Treat Slated By Arcadia P T A

The Walt Disney film Rob Roy and short cartoons will be shown at the Arcadia High School auditorium tomorrow at 1 30 sponsored by the P TA Refreshments will be sold and admission costs 75 cents for adults and 25 cents for children Similar films will be shown on alternate Fridays through June July and August.

Arcadia High P-Ta

Theatre and Other Permits Taken Out

Building permits totaling 134417 were issued this week by Town Building Inspector Walter Donn. The largest permit valued 860000 for a new theater on North Scottsdale at Paradise Paseo to Harry Nace of Nace Enterprises. Second largest 5000 for a suburban road by Ralph Stages. D. D. Castleberry permit for 13850 home in Sherwood Heights. Suburban Development 4010 North 77th Place 3500 pool. Romanoff Investment permit for gas pumps East Tedian School 3000. George E Koehler 2 767 50 private swimming pool. Wesley s Jewelry 31 East First avenue remodeling store valued 300.

Walter Donn North Scottsdale Paradise Paseo Harry Nace Nace’ ‘Enterprises Commer Road Ralph Stages D. D. Castleberry Sherwood Heights Suburban Development North 77Th Place Romanoff Investment East Tedian George E. Koehler South 66Th Street Wesley East First Avenue

Campaign Head Appointed for Rowan's Maricopa Campaign

Felix F. Gordon named campaign manager for Rowan in Maricopa County Democratic primary. A Chicago lawyer by training, Gordon 48, previously general counsel for a major Arizona savings and loans group. He studied at Loyola and DePaul, and his son Gregory attends Arizona State University. The Gordon family lives in Scottsdale at 742 North 85th Place with offices on Second Street.

Felix F. Gordon Charles N. Rorton Scottsdale Rowan Maricopa County Jin Gordon Chicago Arizona Savings and Loans Loyola University DePaul Univer School Pi Gamma Gregory Arizona State University Stiiy

Scottsdale attorney McDonough named deputy county attorney

Fenton J. McDonough a Scottsdale attorney resident since 1957 was appointed deputy county attorney for the Scottsdale area by approval of County Attorney Charles Stidham and confirmed by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. He practices at 30 Pima Plaza and has ties to Bob Yount Perry and Perry and Perry before starting his own office earlier this year. McDonough is a past commander of the local American Legion and former governor of the Moose Lodge, now sponsoring the CYO at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. he and his wife Arline and their children Kathryn Lyn Rick and Jolene live at 2417 73rd Place.

Fenton J. McDonough Scottsdale Charles Stidham Maricopa County American Legion Moose Lodge CYO Our Lady of Erpetual Help Chirch

Scottsdale Woman Receives U S Naturalization Court Award

Doris Titana Childers of 443 West Moreland, Scottsdale, was awarded United States citizenship in a U S District Court proceeding this week.

Scottsdale Doris Titana Childers West Moreland United States U.S. “District

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