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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1951

Page

10

Exams for Federal Information Specialist and Clerks

The United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations for indefinite appointments to Information Specialist GS-7 at 3825 dollars yearly and Editorial and Information Clerks GS-5 at 3100 dollars yearly across Arizona California and Nevada. All competitors must pass a written exam.

United States Civil Service Commission Arizona California Nevada

Civil Defense Weaknesses Revealed in Scottsdale Alert

Robert Gregory a Scottsdale Civil Defense community warden said a scheduling mixup kept Scottsdale from being bombed in a Maricopa county simulated alert. He noted Scottsdale was in the plan but Williams Field fighters were not instructed to target the area. The exercise exposed weaknesses at state county and decal levels and plans to correct them. Mildred Eitel and her son Dickie returned to Scottsdale after a week in Los Angeles Long Beach and a prior Texas trip.

Robert Gregory Scottsdale Gregory Mildred Eitel Dickie Los Angeles Long Beach Texas

Civil Service Examiners announce eligibility rules

The notice outlines minimum experience or training requirements for applicants aged 18 to 62, with veteran preference waivers. Further information and forms are available from the secretary at the Scottsdale post office. Applications must be filed with the director's office by the close of business on 16, 1951.

Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners Scottsdale Post Office

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