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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1951

Page

11

Impregnated Paper Cuts Time for Parts Packing

The report notes that paper treated with a vapor rust preventive reduces packing and unpacking time for machined parts by 75 to 90 percent. It mentions wartime steel output by America’s mills, sufficient to build and equip Navy destroyers.

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Navy Enlists Scottsdale Youth as Electronics Technician Seaman Recruit

Wilfred J. Moore Jr of Scottsdale has enlisted in the Navy as an Electronics Technician Seaman Recruit and is in recruit training at San Diego. He qualified for enlistment via the Electronic Technician Selection test at the local Navy Recruiting station. Upon completion of recruit training he is guaranteed attendance at Electronics school for about 36 weeks. Moore is a North Phoenix High School graduate who moved from Detroit, Michigan with his parents Wilfred J. Moore Sr. and Margaret Moore residing there.

Wilfred J. Moore, Jr Scottsdale Navy Recruit Training Center San Diego Calif Moore North Phoenix

Paradise Alleys Bowling Complex Under Construction

Construction has begun on a 40 by 140 foot building on Indian School Road east of the high school. Scottsdale Investment Company is building it, with six lanes and room for expansion. Bill Gilmore and Jerome Louchheim will own and operate the bowling alley and snack bar. The facility will use Brunswick equipment with automatic pin setters and feature Western themed architecture. It is slated to open early next fall as Paradise Alleys.

Indian School Road Scottsdale Investment Company Bill Gilmore Gerome Louchheim New Brunswick

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