Let’s Invest in Scottsdale Chamber Dues for Growth
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce begins its 1952 fiscal year collect dues on a 10 to 25 dollar scale. The appeal urges merchants to subscribe at the top rate of 25 dollars yearly, noting it’s a sound investment, not a donation, and highlights past gains like street paving, the Sunshine Festival, incorporation benefits, and winter visitor programs. The text stresses the need for a publicity pamphlet, a civic center, a full-time secretary, and ongoing promotions to support future growth.
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Answer the Call Red Cross Fund Drive Urges Public Support
The Red Cross asks every American to respond to its annual fund appeal. It emphasizes the organization as a civilian effort made by and for the people, extending aid across borders and to those in distress. Support is requested through time, energy, and money to sustain humanitarian work at home and abroad.
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Nursery School Opens Registering In Scottsdale
Judy Kent Nursery School announces registration for Scottsdale parents. Judith Kent, a Wheelock graduate, previously ran a similar school in New Canaan and recently moved here with husband Robert Kent of Hopkinsound Property. They have three children and a household of pets.
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U S Civil Service Seeks Clerical Workers in West
The U S Civil Service announces openings for Stenographer and Typist in California and Nevada with pay ranges from roughly 208 to 250 dollars monthly. Applicants face general ability tests and typing tests. stenographers must dictation at 80 words per minute. Other roles include Office Machine Operator and Card Punch Operator with similar entry rules and pay.
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Desert News Recaps Paradise Valley Digger Ball
The Desert News reports the 16th Digger Ball at Comelback Inn with guests from Paradise Valley. A wild wind and rain storm from California challenged plans but did not dampen spirits as attendees wore homemade costumes and enjoyed murals by John Skolle in the new dining wing.
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Scottsdale Progress
North Brown Avenue
Arizona
James H. Boyd
Shirley N. Boyd
Arizona Newspapers Association
National Editorial Association
Sterling
Charles F. Cox
Nursery School
Brown Avenue
Sotsdale
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Paradise Valley
Betty Blake
Loomis Bowes
Arizona Downs
Sammy, Jean
Floyd
Payne
Trailer Court
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Doo Basel
Jc’s
Kangaroo Court
Frontier Pants
Alexander
Phoenix Rodeo
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