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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1952
Page
1
In a critique of the president, the speaker questions leadership honesty and accountability. The address accuses the president of labeling critics as communists, covering for allies, and overstating his own record while claiming to represent all 155 million consumers.
The Travelers Insurance 1951 report shows nearly 14 000 people killed and over half a million injured last year from speeding drivers. It notes one in three serious crashes involve speeding and calls excessive speed the era’s top driving error.
A registrar will be in the office 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for children new to Scottsdale schools. Registrations reopen in August. Kindergarten requires age five by November 1 and first grade six by the same date, with birth certificates required. Out of district children may not attend. Output of frozen concentrated orange juice through April 1952 was twice that of 1951 per the Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
An impassioned critique argues that politics touches every life and urges turnout. It warns that voter apathy damages democracy, likening government to a vast machine whose many parts must act together or chaos and corruption ensue.
Paradise Valley readers report on Scottsdale’s new $404000 Shopping Center at E First Avenue with praise for the parking layout and timing. The column notes longtime residents leaving town for summer, welcomes visitors, and teases a Memorial service column continuation.
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