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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1949
Page
6
A. Warren Austin of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce led 16 state chamber groups in Phoenix to back a tax revision plan. James A. Smith, vice chairman of the Governor's Industrial Development committee, submitted the proposal to delegates to attract new industries. The plan seeks removal of the manufacturers' inventory tax and lower assessments for machinery and equipment.
Dr Louis Myers head of ASC English department will address the Arizona Education Association meeting November 3. He speaks on what college English departments want high schools to teach joining instructors from ASC Flagstaff and the University of Arizona. John Myers Myers instructor.
Memphis Tennessee invites single girls aged 19 to 25 born in a cotton growing state to apply for the 1950 Maid of Cotton contest. Complete an application form from the National Cotton Council at P O Box 18 Memphis 1. Entries due December 1 with finals January 2 and 3. The winner will tour for six months visiting state and national capitals and fashion centers on a 40000 mile circuit.
At Arizona State University a special meeting of English teachers will discuss how English teachers can help the writer. The talk is titled How English Teachers Can Help the Writer.
The program featured George Tiny Pranspill of Phoenix Earl Parker Parker Mobil owner Ed Luehrsen of Phoenix and Fred Eberhardt among others at a Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce gathering.
The Paradise Valley chorus, a member of the Phoenix Saguaro SPEBSQSA chapter, joined three Phoenix groups and one from Tucson at the San Diego contest. Try Scottsdale stores first!
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