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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1948

Page

2

Tempe 'Blue Baby' May Make LA Trip

Robert Shenkin father of Tempe's blue baby left by bus to Tucson for a doctor's verdict on his son. Herbie and his mother face extensive examinations for possible heart surgery with hopes to travel to Los Angeles for the operation at Children's Hospital. A voluntary fund has reached 386.50 dollars.

Robert Shenkin Herbie Shenkin Tempe Tucson Herbie

Legion Armistice Day Barbecue Draws Valley Crowd

More than 2,000 residents from Tempe Mesa Chandler Gilbert Cave Creek and Scottsdale attended Armistice Day events in the six Valley towns. A 10:45 parade opened a daylong program with Col. Robert L. Seepilt Williams Air Force Base as featured speaker, followed by brief remarks from state commander Laurence Carr and a benediction by Rev. Cecil L. Prior.

Tempe Mesa Chandler Gilbert Cave Creel Scottsdale American Legion Robert L. Seepilt Williams Air Force Base Laurence Carr Cecil L. Prior

Townsfolk Celebrate Annual Barbecued Beef Festival Fun

Hundreds gathered for the annual celebration as 2 500 pounds of barbecued beef disappeared quickly. Afternoon events included a sprig game baseball races and burro races. A carnival the Forty and Eight locomotive rides for children and a Legion hall dance closed the day. Drive carefully save a life.

Sprle Forty and Eight Locomotive

ROTC To Show Technical Movies This Week

ROTC units schedule technical films on Howitzer parts and recoil mechanics for the week of November 14. Screenings are Monday and Wednesday at 2 PM and Tuesday and Thursday at 11 AM. Open to National Guard Reserve and others interested. Arizona water supply urged to support farming via the Central Arizona Project.

ROTC National Guard Arizona

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