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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1952
Page
1
Bob Bale of Phoenix told Time To Care Friday night that apathy is the nation's greatest danger. He cited low voter turnout since early American days and urged citizens to care learn and act by voting serving and staying informed to keep government honest and beneficial for all.
Idaho Governor testifies against a state funded power dam on the Snake River, arguing investor owned utilities and smaller private dams could meet power needs with less tax subsidy. The exchange with a female representative highlights local rights beliefs and opposition to socialist policies in national energy projects.
Nicholas Udall longtime attorney and Phoenix mayor announces his bid for the Maricopa County Superior Court seat in the Democratic primary on Sept 9. He outlines a pledge for fair impartial and efficient court handling and plans to resign as mayor to campaign. He is married to Sybil Webb of Mesa with five children.
Kathleen Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenton E Scott celebrated her sixth birthday on April 30 1952 with a party at their home on West First Avenue. Guests played games with prizes won by Sharon Summitt Billy Pennington and Mick Thomas. Refreshments were served by Mrs Scott. Attendees included Cheryl Swartz Bobby Lewis Donald Thomas Jacque Bauer Stanley Crews Diane Bickerdyke Billy Thomas Jackie Crews and Patty Scott.
This week's Paradise Valley column rounds up miscellany from art to travel. Highlights include Marcy Sussman’s four exhibit paintings and a England engagement for Nell, son of Mary, plus visits from Dr. Clyde Roder and the Bud Wellands. A roadside rescue of four DC-6 pilots ends with a ride to a service station. Saint Pauls Church fundraiser at Comel back Inn closes the recap.
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