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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1964
Page
8
A reader asks about taxation of interest on accounts opened in a parent’s name for a child and about gift to minors acts. The answer explains tax treatment, bearers bonds, debentures, and how similar names do not indicate the same company, with examples and definitions.
Scottsdale theater Round-Up Drive-In increases car spaces by 30 percent to 972 with two new ramps. Snack bar, restrooms, another box office expanded and a new screen soon. Round-Up opened November 4, 1955, manager Virgil Rowe says.
Scottsdale restaurateur Paul Shank receives one of thirty National Restaurant Association gold seal awards for designing and selecting Safari Hotel menus. The NRA contest honors top menus by design selection and price range. Shank, 59, is NRA vice-president and will become president at the May convention in Chicago.
Mr and Mrs William Boegly claim a sonic boom from a jet aircraft caused their three story barn in East Greenbush to collapse onto their late model car. They say the barn was slated for demolition and see little harm from the jet age disruption.
In San Francisco UPI reports new barbering trends borrow techniques from beauty salons. Glenn Graves president of the San Francisco Barbers College says the craft is evolving beyond simple haircuts and shaving with men focusing on styling the top. He predicts barber poles may become antique.
Bridge column notes South should have settled in clubs or diamonds based on North’s action. An ill fated sequence led to down one after South pressed with a misjudged club contract. The column shifts to barber shop trends with appoint ment only salons and razor cuts gaining popularity.
Newly elected officers of the Sipe-Peterson Post of the American Legion include William Sims as commander Walter Nemetz as senior vice commander Sam Millanez as junior vice commander James Dawkins as finance officer Bill Bright as chaplain Lee Candelaria as 1 trustee. Other officers and executive committee members named.
Atlanta aldermen rename Argonne Way Whispering Pines Drive with Ed Gilliam the sole dissenter. In San Antonio a burglar was caught after paying two men with part of the loot for a ride. In Sacramento Willard Everett Boyd, 46, is charged with burglary after being found in a closed paint shop while claiming to seek a shortcut.
Historian Paul I Wellman profiles early frontier rogues such as the Harpe brothers John Murrell and Samuel Mason. The narrative blends documented court transcripts and journals with vivid storytelling as it recounts murders, robberies, counterfeiting, and plots along the Ohio River and Natchez Trail between the Revolution and Civil War.
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