25 Oct 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1962
Page
1
The event organizers outline requirements for contestants for the ninth Parada del Mol queen title. Details include eligibility, judging criteria, and the upcoming coronation at a formal dinner with potential attendees and sponsors.
The Scottsdale drivers listed were fined by the Seathndale Justice of the Peace. Fines included 10 dollars for Hebert Harlan Gunanssen and 5 dollars for Jarady A Deban. Several motorists failed to appear or bond forfeitures were recorded.
John Reed and his father Agtin Reed Sr run Jeliny's Commercial Mechanism a typewriter repair and parts shop at 29 W. Cates Cave. The father and son team offer repair and reassembly services for complex instruments with a long family history in the trade.
The Vlarivopa County attorney’s office failed to obtain an insanity evaluation for Charles Milligan. A court appointed panel was unable to determine his mental state, as defense counsel contested commitment to a state hospital and argued for placement under insanity laws.
The United States postpones a high altitude nuclear test over Johnston Island in the Pacific. The seventh attempt of the season faces a fresh 24 hour delay, with the next shot rescheduled from Friday night to Sunday due to unspecified issues.
Nom Hall reports a burglary at 258 EL dst Avenue during the night. The thief took $9 in bills from a dresser and left burned matches as clues. No suspects are named and no further details are provided.
Ben Fos, the iScaltsdale Justice of the Peace, fined nine Phoenix drivers for traffic violations. Names include Don Wood, Jean Adrion Pritchard, John P. Evans, John Rees, Joan Al Prive, Dale Richard LaRue, Dully Lee Stover, Donald Ki Prosize, William White, and John Mardee with fines ranging from 0 to 20 dollars for speeding, running red lights, and license issues.
Shirley Belle Frepton of 542 N Temple Dr Ray Judd Vansen of 9665 EF Baseline and Dlohn Harvey all cited for speeding in a 45 mile per hour zone with fines totaling eighty dollars.
Mohave County voters elected Bailey as sheriff after Superior Judge Frank X. Gordon Jr. ruled Bailey the winner by one vote over Billy R. Baxter. Baxter had sought a recount following the official canvass.
PHOENIX UPD Gov. Paul Fannin has been asked to attend a briefing of governors in San Francisco Friday. The request came from Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Fannin planned to leave Tucson tonight for the meeting.
Phoenix obituary notesDr Preston Brown longtime Phoenix city council member died Wednesday night at age . Doctors said he suffered a heart attack. Brown had lived in Phoenix since 1883 when he began a practice in obstetrics and gynecology.
Scottsdale businessman J R Sandy Sanderson was honored with the Distinguished Governor Award by Sertoma International for his service as Arizona district governor in 1961 62. The Kansas City headquarters announced the citation at a Ramada Inn breakfast in Scottsdale. Sanderson, active in real estate and local civic groups, led the Western Regional convention to Scottsdale and organized the Sunshine Acres Christmas tree project.
Scottsdale Rural Fire Department spent over half an hour last night extinguishing a smoldering trash and brush fire at 318 Western Park Way. Crews reported a permit existed but heavy brush and trash caused sustained smoke and flames. Firefighters sprayed water to control the blaze.
Puzzle lists across and down clues with numbers and partial word hints. The readable items include several thematic entries like mountains, gods, plants, and common nouns, though many fragments are garbled. The page presents a dense set of mixed clue fragments and misprints.
Yesterday's puzzle solutions string includes trait a rip and 45 Brick oven 46 Fish eggs Bitter vetch 43 Hawaiian wreath 49 Guido's bh note E 53 Symbeal for samarium.
A special guardian told Surrogate Court there is no evidence supporting objections to Marilyn Monroe's will. Arthur Field recommended probate, noting no facts justify challenging the January 1961 will drawn for Mrs. Gladys Barker, with a $100,000 trust and yearly sums for Barker and Michael Chekhov's widow.
Mrs. Nancy Grundman reported a screaming animal at her front window. Patrolman Richard Mack found a baby raccoon harassed by a cat and several dogs and removed it to safety.
Temperatures and precipitation are reported for the 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. This wrap covers regional readings, rainfall amounts, storm activity, and temperature highs and lows across multiple locales.
Mrs. E. K. Terheun of 237 So Hayden Rd reports a male German shepherd named Rex has disappeared from her home. The brown dog wears a collar with a license plate reading Bentsun and responds to Rex. Police ask anyone with information to call.
California born John Steinbeck has been awarded the 1962 Nobel Prize in Literature. The Swedish Academy lauded his realistic yet imaginative works marked by humor and social awareness. His novels include Tortilla Flat The Grapes of Wrath Of Mice and Men and In Dubious Battle.
Police found an abandoned Western Flyer 24 inch boys bicycle behind the Jack Ross used car lot on McDowell. The bike with Lic 1288 has been impounded and awaits its owner.
Horse lovers in the Chateau Thierry subdivision of Paradise Valley have 30 days to comply with two Maricopa County Board of Adjustments and Appeals rulings. The board barred more than two horses on a half acre and required building setbacks of five feet from side lines and 34 feet from rear lines. Officials noted many corrals were built on property lines.
Scottsdale motorcycle patrolman Paul Grimes recalled stopping a 1960 motorcycle previously three weeks earlier for no registration. The bike was impounded at city hall following his report, reflecting his continued enforcement action.
Richard Sellers reported a $60 brown sport coat vanished from his parked vehicle while he was inside a drug store at Scottsdale Road and Camelback. Police were notified yesterday of the theft from the car while the owner shopped.
A fire on Wednesday destroyed the Pontano Wash bridge on Yast Broadway after two boys were seen playing with fire nearby, according to UPI.
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