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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1961

Page

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Merritt Chafey Named Scottsdale City Marshal

Scottsdale appoints Merritt N. Chafey as city marshal effective April 1 at noon. Chafey, 54, former Prescott police chief for 10 years, will leave his Prescott home and relocate. salary set at 675 dollars monthly plus a 100 dollar moving allowance.

Scottsdale Merritt N. Chafey Prescott Bob McNutt Chafey Arizona FBI National Police Academy Marshall Bill Downing Dick Seidner Tmarshal. Chafey McNutt Arizona ‘Highway Patrol Unsuc Yavapai Arizona Association of Chiefs of Police Ste. “Mary’ S College Oakland Calif Police Me N. Chafey New Mexico Roswell Winfield Kan Saskatchewan Canada Prescott: Kiwanis Club Salvation” Army

Fire Destroys Paintings at Rockefeller Mansion

Governor Nelson Rockefeller and his wife were rescued by firemen after a flash fire swept the 100 year old New York state executive mansion. Fire damaged or destroyed paintings including works by Gilbert Stuart and Thomas Sully. The governor estimated about $100,000 in paintings damaged and said they were insured. Rockefeller returned to retrieve several paintings despite the danger.

Albany N.Y Nelson Rockefeller State Executive Rockefellers Govnor Rockefeller Averell Harriman Gilbert Stuart Thomas Baines Museum of Modern Art New York City

State Dept accuses Russia of stalling Laos peace talks

Washington charges the Soviet Union with stalling peace efforts in Laos to gain time for a military buildup by communist forces seeking to overthrow the royal government. Unemployment benefits reach a weekly high of 3,422,000 for the week ended Feb 9. Labor Secretary Goldstein testifies before a House subcommittee. A bill advances to provide 24 million dollars in extended jobless payments for 60,000 unemployed railroad workers, and a companion bill extends benefits for over 3,000,000 unemployed in other industries.

Washington UPI State Department Russia Laos Soviet Union Labor Goldberg House House Commerce Committee

Thunderbird Exchange Opens In Paradise Valley Transit Area

A new telephone exchange begins service tomorrow in Paradise Valley as a large trailer unit at 56th Street and Shea launches the Thunderbird Exchange. It will serve Paradise Valley east of 32nd Street and north of Shea, using the 948 prefix. The Whitney exchange now reaches near 30,000 customers.

Scottsdale Paradise Valley Scottsdale Whitney Exchange Mountain States , Telephone and Telegraph Co 56Th Street Shea Thunderbird Exchange J. W. Tilley 32Nd Street Whitney Exchange

House panel approves Ike five star general rank

The House Armed Services Committee today unanimously approved legislation to restore former President Dwight D. Eisenhower to his pre White House rank as a five star general of the Army.

Washington UPD House Armed Services Committee Dwight D. Eisenhower White House

Kennedy and Catholic Leaders Clash Over Federal School Aid

In Washington Kennedy clashes with Catholic leaders over federal aid to education. Archbishop Alter says long-term low interest loans to private schools could be included if the bill is amended. Kennedy maintains the Constitution prohibits such aid as drafted. The plan would grant states funds for public schools with per child aid baselines.

Washington UPI America Kennedy The National Catholic Welfare Con U. S Karl J. Alter Cincinnati Congress

22 Men Die In Viking Coal Mine Blast

Exhausted rescue crews pulled 22 bodies from the Viking Coal Company mine near Wahaci River after a blast.{newline}The explosion tore through a quarter mile of tunnels, knocked out ventilation, and left workers dead at their posts during the 4 p.m. to midnight shift.

West Terre Ind UPI Viking Coal Company R.E.’ Hudson Company Birch Brooks Brooks U.S. Bureau of Mines United Mine Workers

Weather winds churn in Greater Scottsdale as dust clears

The noon report says winds gust to 32 mph with two mile visibility due to dust in Greater Scottsdale. No widespread rain is expected beyond mountains eastward. minor auto damage and some traffic reroutes occurred in nearby Yuma and El Centro areas, with the wind easing tomorrow and temperatures about five degrees cooler.

Scottsdale Yuma el Centro California Mexico

Prowler Shocked Homeowner in Scottsdale Yard

Phil McHaney of 308 S Yucca Dr reported a prowler attacked him with a gun at 9 15 last night in his yard. The assailant struck him and fired a shot into the ground before fleeing into the darkness, the Scotts dale Marshal's office said.

Phil McHaney S. Yucca Dr Scottsdale Haney

Scottsdale Retail Sales Jump 25 Percent in January

Scottsdale reported January sales up nearly 700000 from a year earlier, boosting sales tax receipts to 21554 for February on 3491598 in January sales. City council approved a quarter-cent tax increase last fall to fund the budget, while Phoenix saw January sales tax receipts fall 26303 from the prior year.

Scottsdale City of Phoenix

Air Force Lifts Secrecy Veil On Captured Officers

The Air Force partially lifts secrecy on Capt. Freeman B. Olmstead of Elmira New York and Capt. John R Mee Kane of Tonganoxie Kansas after seven months in Russian captivity. About 100 newsmen were expected to gather for details on their capture and imprisonment.

Air Force Topeka, Kan UPI Veal Freeman B. Olmstead Elmira N. Y John R.mee Kane Tonganoxie Kan

Rhee in Fair Condition at Tripler Hospital

Former Korean president Syng man Rhee was reported in fair condition at Tripler Army Hospital in Honolulu where doctors observe a suspected cardiovascular ailment after admission by UPI.

Honolulu

Honors List Highlight for Howard N Singer at Arizona Law

Howard N Singer son of Mr and Mrs Sam Singer of 4533 N Scottsdale earns inclusion on the University of Arizona College of Law first semester Honors List. A sophomore law student he belongs to Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity.

Howard N. Singer Sam. Singer N. Scottsdale Universit of Arizona College of Law Singer Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity

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Merritt Chafey By Katy Worth Ike Arcadia Committee Jack Evans Annex Esser Rose L. G. Hooker Jr 56Th St Robert McNutt Arcadia Art Peterson Rhee
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