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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
10
Valley National Bank directors authorized a semiannual dividend of 35 cents per share payable December 15, 1950 to common stockholders of record December 8, 1950. The payout totals about 227,500 dollars for 1,600 stockholders on 650,000 outstanding shares.
Mrs. Les Larson, ill for three weeks, is improving and helping at the L. Larson jewelry store some each day. She curtailed duties as membership chairman of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce New England has felt a quake yearly since colonial times. West Point Military Academy opened July 4 after being established March 16, 1802.
Arizona State College at Tempe defeated the University of Southern California 83 to 61 in Flagstaff in an exhibition game. Wade Oliver led with 23 points, Ed Sensman and Boyd Hatch strong from the line as Tempe built a 37 24 halftime lead. Next games include USC at LA and San Diego State on the road, then Texas Western at home December 19.
Several Scottsdale Parent Teachers Association members attended a B'nai Brith Woman's Anti-Defamation League meeting in the Manor room of the Adams hotel Phoenix on Tuesday. Attendees from Scottsdale included Mrs Merrill Valentine Mrs Jack Dees Mrs George Speer Mrs Walter Lenton Mrs Clyde Tathrop and Mrs L F Riggens.
An average population density of 748 persons per square mile is reported for Rhode Island, reflecting concentrated urban areas and varying settlement patterns across the state.
Reproductions of 25 Marshall Plan posters are shown in the Arts building lobby at Arizona State College. Prof. Shelley M. Mark arranged the exhibit from 10,000 submissions by artists across 13 of the 17 Marshall Plan countries. The exhibit is open daily this week to the public. An included note states the U S purchase price for Alaska was 7 200 000 dollars.
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