14 Nov 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1962
Page
1
Temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hour period ending at 4 am are provided. The report notes temperature ranges and rainfall amounts across regions, indicating variations and any notable weather events observed during the period.
Dr. Alonzo Baker a California lecturer on national and international affairs will headline a program at Thunderbird Academy auditorium Saturday at 8 p m. He will discuss Will the Latins go Red Baker a University of the Pacific Stockton California faculty member has traveled the world twice in five years Public is invited with a donation of 1. The academy sits at 13401 N Scottsdale Road.
Omas L. Ady 52 of 212 N 1st Ave Scottsdale died Sunday at Baptist Hospital after a short illness. Services at Messinger Mortuary and Chapel at 2 p.m. Arizona Lodge 2 Free and Accepted Masons of Phoenix will lead. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park Phoenix.
Cliff Carpenter was honored by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce yesterday for outstanding service. He received a certificate and a lifetime membership. Carpenter is a former president and served as secretary before the local chamber’s incorporation.
Analysis notes how 1960 Democrat losses in 21 House seats reflected marginal districts and presidential coattails. It argues Kennedy’s narrow win boosted GOP gains only modestly in 1962, with about 37-seat swing implications and a 435-seat House after Hawaii and Alaska statehood.
Births to Scottsdale couples reported by area hospitals. Good Samaritan announces a girl born to Mr and Mrs Volney Williams at 1401 E Buena Terra Way on November 10. St Josephs lists a boy for Mr and Mrs Edward Melone at 1527 Star Light Way on November 12 and a boy for Mr and Mrs Palo Verde Ave on November 11.
Scottsdale public school officials announced that on Thursday all primary students may go home at 1 p.m. for faculty development day. Intermediate and upper grades will be dismissed at 2 p.m.
Governor Fannin leads officials at 10 a.m. Friday to inaugurate the new Govway department at Hayden and McDowell Roads. Secretary of State Wes Bolin and mayors from Scottsdale Tempe and Mesa join the ceremony with E B Malouf and W B Malouf backing the overall center. Developer Skip Malouf attends as builder of the center.
Three bicycles were reported stolen with one found and returned to police. Mrs. Gale Berry reported a bike stolen from her son, while R. H. Patterson’s son’s bike vanished from Scottsdale High School racks. A third bike disappeared from Navajo School. An abandoned girls Huffy bike with license BC 519 was found at 8402 E Vernon and taken to the police property room.
The Valley Doctor Group and Doctors Liaison Committee of Valley Community Hospital meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in Helsing's Cafeteria Papago Plaza chaired by M. D. Mark W. Westervelt. Tempe architect Kemper Goodwin to update on hospital progress with Dr Eugene L. Skelton as guest speaker. The plan calls for a 150‑bed general hospital at East McDowell and Hayden Roads funded by district bonds and operated by the Baptist Hospital Association of Arizona Inc.
The Scottsdale Numismatists Club will hold its next meeting on Tuesday evening at the Loloma School little auditorium located on 2nd St and Marshall St. The club invites new members and visitors to attend and learn about coin history and collecting. Eugene Brody serves as club president.
Crossword puzzle list with across and down clues showing multiple garbled entries and partial words for a historical newspaper puzzle. Includes clues like part of flower and breached entries such as Hebrew letter and river in Africa amid corrupted text.
Puzzle solution roundup brief listing wordplay clues and terse answers from United Feature Syndicate, Inc. commentary. It notes a diatribe style editorial for readers, with abbreviations and thematic references to 68 thoroughfare and 57 Japanese fare measures.
A preview of the new Papago Zoo will be shown at a Scottsdale Parks and Recreation matinee on Tuesday. Free public admission begins at 1 30 p m with Max Finch speaking on animals and slides of the zoo and its inhabitants at the Municipal Bath House 315 East 2nd Street Scottsdale.
The Miracle of the Roses Pageant returns December 9 at Scottsdale High School Auditorium with a 3:00 p.m. program featuring native dances and a religious procession from St. John’s Mission, followed by a candle light procession to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church and a 7:30 p.m. repeat at the same venue. The event, produced by the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce and others, narrates the Virgin of Guadalupe story with Norman McDonald as narrator and plans coordinated by Paul Coze and Collice Portnoff among a listed board of directors.
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