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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1961

Page

5

Fragmented OCR Note on Debris Cleaning Inspections

Irregular text mentions debris and flushing and an inspector noting reduced conditions. It references cleansing on a side and remarks about washing procedures. The readable fragments imply a report note on site cleanup and inspection observations.

Public Auction Notice in Selttsdale District

Fragmented text describes a sale date in July 1961 at 32-1 Street Selttsdale. Mentions attorneys, town limits, and sections of statutes. Lacks coherent details but signals a legal notice of an upcoming sale with official references.

Selttsdale

Fragments Describe Unclear Local Situation in Dallas

Readable bits mention problems to fight and mentions of contention in Dallas. No clear events, dates, or named entities beyond generic references.

Competitive sprint results feature top placers

Bf nnch spate first with 246 out of 4. Mike Priest second with 43 ae Vincent Leyva third with 4V out of 50.

Mike Priest Vincent Leyva

Scouts To Do Collect Bottles In Navajo Troop

A Navajo Scout troop plans a bottle collection drive to support fund needs. Officials say boys will wear uniforms and participate in a canvass of the South area focusing on improved bottle collection and health outreach efforts.

Arizona

Papuan peoples differ in self rule path in New Guinea

The National Geographic Society notes that New Guinea peoples, known as Papuans, still fight with traditional means and resist Western ways as discussions on self rule and the Dutch colonial status unfold. The population is around 700,000 in many tribes with diverse languages and customs, and no single trait binds all Papuans.

National Geographic Soci West New Spir Washington New Guinea

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