Dimes Chairwoman Named for Scottsdale Campaign
Carol Snell was named director of the 1950 Scottsdale March of Dimes drive by R L Fitzpatrick. Snell, polio drive chair last year, faces a growing crisis as Maricopa county reports 87 new cases and the national tally tops 38 000 with polio care costs exceeding 31 million dollars.
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Carol Snell
Scottsdale
R. L. Fitzpatrick
Maricopa County
National Foundation For
Foundation
Maricopa
Camelback Juniors Entertained by Husbands
Camelback Junior Women's club members were entertained Tuesday evening by their husbands at a Mexican supper. A program of skits followed by an evening of bridge was arranged with Burson Donn in charge and assisted by William Blair.
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Camelback
Burson Donn
William Blair
Community Chest Lags in Scottsdale Drive
William Joyce, drive chairman, said the Scottsdale Community Chest is lagging with less than $100 raised in the past week. The drive has raised slightly more than half of its $4 000 quota, with funds aiding local character building and welfare programs in Scottsdale. There are no paid employees.
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Scottsdale
William Joyce
Joyce
Beavers End Season Friday Against Tolleson Wolverines
Scotts dale High school Beavers, coached by Jiggs MHardt, conclude the 1949 football season with a Friday night game against the Tolleson Wolverines at 8 o'clock on Tolleson High turf. Dennis Palmer is out with an injury. David Smith returns from a leg injury to bolster the lineup. The contest is viewed as a toss-up with Tolleson at home and Beavers seeking their third win in a row to finish 3–6.
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Jiggs Mhardt
Scottsdale High School Beavers
Finis
Tolleson Wolverines
Tolleson High School
Beavers
Dennis Palmer
Palmer
David Smith
Wolverines
Litchfield Park
Tolleson Eleven
Television draws crowds to stores ahead of KTLX air
Local merchants report nightly crowds around TV sets as KTLX (KPHO-TV) prepares to go on the air full time later this month. Dealers emphasize warm reception for visitors and interest in telecast patterns shown in appliance and radio shops.
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Phoenix
KTLX
Kpho-Tv
Mother Daughter Banquet Tuesday at Scottsdale High
The Scottsdale High School economics room hosts the SHS Girl's League annual Mother and Daughter banquet on Tuesday night November 22. Each class decorates a table and serves a Turkey dinner with pumpkin pie and whipped cream. Bobbie Lou Wright leads arrangements. events start at 7:30.
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Scottsdale High School
SHS Girl’s League
Teague Council
Bobbie Lou Wright
League
Ten Marksmen Win Thanksgiving Turkeys in Legion Shoot
Ten marksmen out of 100 Valley contestants won Thanksgiving turkeys at the Sipe-Peterson Post 44 American Legion Turkey shoot nine miles north of Scottsdale. Winners included Earl Wells and nine others. groups of 15 determined top shooters.
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Sipe-Peterson Post
American Legion
Scottsdale
Earl Wells
A. Andrews
Dan Norton
Olaf Torne
Jack Shrader
C. W. Fitch
Duke Rank
J. H. Foss
Lon Sul
FBI Chief to Speak at Scottsdale Father Son Banquet
W C Murphy agent in charge of the Phoenix FBI office will be the principal speaker at the Scottsdale Methodist Men's Club Father Son banquet Thursday at 7 p.m. in Wesley Hall. He will discuss FBI operations and public help, with wartime work on the atom bomb project noted. Arthur Anderson arranged dinner. Archie Robbins handled publicity.
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W. C. Murphy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Murphy
FBI
Tennessee
Arthur Anderson
Archie Robbins
Willmoth Burned At Phoenix Power Sub station
Scottsdale businessman Joseph L Willmoth suffered 11 000 volt electrical burns at a Phoenix sub station while operating control switches. He was taken to Good Samaritan hospital in serious condition with burns to face head back arms and hands. His condition was later reported much improved by Dr S I Bloomhardt.
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Joseph L. Willmoth
Scottsdale
Central Arizona Light and Power Co
5S. I. Bloomhardt
Willmoth
Phoenix
Good Samaritan Hospital
Calapco
D. C. Allen
Allen
Urge Merchants to Decorate for Xmas in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce backs a community Christmas plan urging local merchants to decorate storefronts with lights holly and wreaths. The drive includes street decoration cooperation and a contest with a prize for the best effort as clubs churches and organizations join the community party plans led by Robert Dillon.
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Scottsdale
Robert Dillon
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Mrs A Hardaway Hurt In Phoenix Collision
Mrs Albert Hardaway is recovering after a car struck from a truck driven by N E Sans at West Adams Street and Lateral 15 in Phoenix. The Hardaways were in a funeral procession. Mrs Hardaway suffered a broken finger and back ligament injury and was taken to St Monica's hospital.
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Jennifer Powell
Leon Powell
St. Monica’s Hospital
Phoenix
Albert Hardaway
West Adams Street
Hardaway
N. E. Sans
Halstead Lumber Company of
Payne Family Visit From Tucson and Snowflake
Mr and Mrs L C Payne and daughter of Tucson and Mrs W T Denham of Snowflake visited Melvin Denham over the weekend.
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L. C. Payne
Tucson
W. T. Denham
Melvin Denham
Progress Due One Day Early For Thanksgiving Edition
Scottsdale Progress will publish on Wednesday instead of Thursday due to Thanksgiving. Distribution constraints require the early issue. advertisers and news items are asked to cooperate and submit early news. Contact 60765 and Mrs. Jack Bauer's mum for details.
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Scottsdale Progress
Jack Bauer
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al Bracamonte
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Smith
Dio Stores
Phoenix FBI
Joe L.willmoth
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Jack Croston
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Trubbock
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