Valley theater offers Kismet opening night in Scottsdale
The Valley's new Theatre Group debuts with Kismet at Scottsdale High School directed by Joe Esile with Jim Shultz replacing Jerry Wells. Showtimes 8 15 p m tonight and additional performances tomorrow Sunday and next Friday and Saturday.
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The
Musical Comedy Theater
Scottsdale
Scottsdale High School
Trick or treat turns deadly as Halloween horror strikes
United Press International reports a fatal Halloween night as a speeding car in Chattanooga Tennessee kills two girls aged 6 and 14 and critically injures two others during trick or treat rounds. Additional children are struck and killed in Los Fresnos Texas Southampton Massachusetts Wadsworth Ohio and Broussard Louisiana. A 4 year old girl in Detroit wearing a scarry mask is critically injured after being struck by a passing car.
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United Press International
Lemene
Norrie
Chattanooga
Tenn
Los Fresnos
Tex
Southampton
Mass
Wadsworth
Ohio
Broussard
Detroit
Mich
Post Office outlines Scottsdale Rd site choice
The Post Office Department told Congressman Rhodes it is reviewing the Scottsdale Road site for a new post office after Scottsdale residents opposed it. Officials cited accessibility, business growth, and proximity to the main center as factors and noted the land value as part of the inquiry.
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Post Office Dept
John J. Rhodes
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale
Joseph P. Doherty
Doherty
Denver
Rhodes
Department
U.S
Ghana
William Mahoney
Tragic blast at Marietta store kills seven during parade
An explosion at Athertons Drug Store on Marietta square during a children's Halloween parade killed seven people including a 7 year old boy and his father and injured scores. Rescue teams recovered the seventh body early today and 27 people were treated at Kenne Stone Hospital. Authorities say a gas leak from a heater in a basement near the front of the store caused the blast.
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Marietta, Ga
UPI
Atherton
Terry Carter
John Carter
Terry
Early Scottsdale Settler Susie Belle Williams 87
Mrs Susie Belle Williams 87 longtime Scottsdale resident died Thursday at Doctors Hospital She lived in Scottsdale since 1918 moving from Goldthwaite Texas She and her late husband Samuel T Williams celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1946 Survivors include four daughters three brothers nine grandchildren and 23 great great grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 1 pm tomorrow at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with interment at Camelback Cemetery.
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Susie Belle Williams
W. Main St
Doctors Hospital
Fayetteville
Ark
Williams
Scottsdale
Goldthwaite
Tex
Tempe
First Baptist Church of
Scotts
Dale
The Record of Births and Marriage License
The Record notes a birth for Mr and Mrs John Quinn at 7001 East San Miguel a girl born November first. The Ellington couple at 2006 North 69th Place welcomed a girl on October 29. The Maricopa County clerk issued a marriage license to James Thomas Lewallen twenty Tempe and Karol Sue Prisbrey nineteen Scottsdale.
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John Quinn
San Miguel
St. Joseph’s
Dave Ellington
N. 69Th PL
Maricopa County
Hospital Pays Debt Interest
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital has made the semi annual interest payments on its five per cent bonds. Administrator Talton L. Francis thanked the medical staff hospital staff and area residents for helping the hospital operate on a successful basis. He urged the community to take keen interest in and support the hospital addition on the drawing boards. Joe Walton of the New York Giants is expected to play next Sunday against the St Louis Cardinals despite a sore right knee from the previous game.
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Millionaires Club
Alex
HE Valley
Sombrero Playhouse
Richard Charlton
Arcer Linde
Charlton
Tommy Dorsey
Sam Donohue
Frank Sinatra Jr
Helen Forrest
The
Pied Pipers
Young Sinatra
Frank Sr
Federico Fellini
Kiva
James Joydan
Fellini
Marcello Mastroianni
Scottsdale Players
Las Vegas
KUEQ
New York Philharmonic
Arizona State University Players
Mike Byron
Arizona Repertory Theaters
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Talton L. Francis
Francis
NEW York
UPI
Joe Walton
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland Browns
Surgeons Hear Birth Control Cause Extolled
Dr. Robert W. Kistner of Harvard Medical School called for expanded scientific research in human fertility and its interplays of biological psychological and socio economic factors to influence population change during a speech prepared for delivery to the American College of Surgeons in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
UPI
Robert W. Kistner
Harvard Medical School
American College of Surgeons
American College of Obstetricians
Doctor warns against overuse of penicillin in colds
Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant urges restraint in penicillin prescriptions for minor illnesses. He cites FDA actions removing many cold remedies, notes viruses cause colds, and warns about penicillin resistance from overuse. He recalls a near fatal reaction to a large injection and argues for oral or tiny dose testing.
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