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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1962

Page

3

Scottsdale Jaycees to Attend State and International Meeting

A Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce delegation will attend Arizona Jaycees state board meetings in Bisbee this weekend. The event will unite with an international session with Mexico zone A Sonora Jaycees. Attendees include Erv Hanson, Paul Wheeler, John Thomas, Bill Mack and Pat O'Brien. The group will donate 100 dollars to the Banco de Leche milk bank for needy Mexican children, funded by a 100 dollar bill raffle.

Scottsdale Arizona Jaycees Sonora Mexico Jaycees Erv Hanson Scottsdale Jaycee Hanson Paul Wheeler John Thomas Bill Mack Pat O'Brien Arizona Banco de Leche

Lumber Drop Slows Traffic at Indian School and Scottsdale

Six tons of lumber spilled onto the roadway at the Indian School and Scottsdale Road intersection just before the 5 PM rush. Police directed traffic until the area was cleared. The dump was caused by Robert Mate of 5818 North 34th Avenue driving an O'Malley Lumber truck. A fork lift was later called to remove the lumber.

Indian School Scottsdale Rd Robert 7. Mate 34Th Ave O'Malley

Police Report On Watered Car Mystery

Douglas Noble of 1285 E Orange Blossom Lane found his car stuck on the front yard after overnight parking. He suspects someone dumped water into the crankcase with a hose during the night.

Douglas Noble Orange Blossom Lane Noble

Burglary Report At Eneco Station Seizes Radio

Enco Station at 70th and McDowell Road reported a break in yesterday. Police say a north window was forced and a transistor portable radio set was stolen.

Eneco 70Th and McDowell Rd

Scottsdale men lose driver licenses in suspension notice

The Arizona Department of Motor Vehicles announced yesterday that the drivers licenses of two Scottsdale men, Harry James Anderson of 7907 East Willetta and Ignacio Philip Lewis of Route 1 Box 999, have been suspended.

Arizona Highway Department Scottsdale Harry James Anderson E. Willetta Ignacio Philip Lewis Rte 1

Depot Breakin Reported at Curly's Milk Depot

A burglary at 2613 N Scottsdale Rd Curly's Milk Depot left lacking a lock and 155 packs of cigarettes taken. Police logged the incident noting entry and exit after the door was forced.

Curly’s Milk Depot N. Scottsdale Rd

Letters Define Defense Procedures for Civil Attack

A district letter outlines civil defense steps for the Neautsic District. It covers designated guardians for student release, alert procedures, and school dismissal during an attack, with each of 19 schools equipped with a transistor radio tuned to CONELRAD frequencies for immediate warning. Dr Holt notes Cuban crisis urgency driving plans.

Neautscisic Howe Holt

Hit and Run Damages Parked Vehicle in Hotel Lot

Sheldon R. Hickox reported his car, parked in a hotel lot on North 240, damaged by a hit and run. Officers were informed yesterday and Hickox inspected the vehicle upon returning to the lot.

Sheldon R. Hickox S240 North & Palice Hickox

Necklace Missing From Catalina Drive Home

Gene Jeanne E Murray of TI FE Catalina Drive told police a necklace described as Indian squash disappeared from her residence in the past few days.

Jeanne E. Murray TI FE Catalina

School Census Proceeds as District Plans Growth Bond Consideration

Curriculum director Pn. Clifford Smith says preliminary census results due in two weeks will guide district needs and transportation planning. Superintendent Dr Charles Wolt notes the map shows continued growth and hints at a possible bond issue this fiscal year or next, following the 1961 bond of 1 755 000 for Mohave Elementary where capacity maxed at 800.

Clifford Smith Charles Wolt Mohave

High Pressure Salesman Tries to Sell Books, Knoche Pursued

Police investigated a high pressure salesman near 7310 E Verb who pressured August Knoche into buying books he did not want. Officers searched the area but could not locate the subject, described as a male in black attire.

Ed August Knoche Howl Knoche

Minor Scottsdale Car Crash No Injuries Reported

A minor accident between two Scottsdale drivers was reported to police yesterday. Marsha Alice Henkel and Suzanne Louise Hand were involved. no injuries or citations were listed and damage was described as minor.

Scottsdale Marsha Alice Henkel S. Pinto Apt. 3 Suzanne Louise Hand E. San Miguel Avenue

Bicycle Found Near Navajo School Reported

Frances Anderson of 1018 E Devonshire reported an abandoned red and white Schwinn bicycle found yesterday at the Navajo School. The bicycle was placed in the police department headquarters compound for safekeeping.

Police Frances Anderson Devonshire

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