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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1964

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Elsa Maxwell Left 10 000 Estate and Ball Honor

New York reports Elsa Maxwell died at 80 with an estate under 10 000. Friday night 1 200 fans raised 200 900 at the April in Paris Ball for Columbia University journalism scholarships and other charities. France sent Paris Mayor Legaret to mark Franco American ties.

New York UPI Elsa Maxwell Miss Maxwell Paris Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism Wafe France Hotel Astor Dean Legaret

Vada Thomas Dies in Scottsdale at 62

Mrs. Vada E. Thomas, 62, civic leader of Scottsdale, died Friday at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. She lived at 236 E. First Ave. in Scottsdale for 44 years and was active in the Order of Eastern Star and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary 3513. Survivors include her husband George, a daughter Mrs. K. E. Scott, three sons John A. in Phoenix Stanley F. E. in Alabama and George H. Thomas Jr. in Cottonwood, a brother A. E. Lent Sullivan, other siblings out of state, and 14 grandchildren. Services pending at A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary.

Vada E. Thomas Scottsdale Scottsdale Baptist Hospital E. First Ave Thomases Thomas Order of Eastern Star Veterans of Foreign Wars Birthe Calif George K. E. Scott John A Phoenix Stanley FE Tunnelville Ala Cottonwood A. E. tLent Sullivan A. L. Moore and’ Sons Mortuary

Notice of Bulk Sale of Penn Pasco Trading Firm

In Maricopa County Arizona JAMES WHITEMAN and L Betty WHITEMAN announce a bulk sale under the Bulks Sales Act of their business at 810 North Sixth Avenue Phoenix including fixtures equipment and goodwill. Sale date November 4 1984. Creditors must present claims to 5666 East Cypress Street Scottsdale by 8 00 AM November 4 1964. Notary Gail G Scott. Publish dates October 27 28 29 30 31.

Matior James Whiteman Betty Whitemoan Penn Pas WLOC Mgpepitt Vivian Tl. Moffitt North Sith Avenue Phoenix Arizona Fast Cypress Street Scattedale James Whitemans Betty Whiteman State OF Arizona Maricopa L. Betty Whiteman Gail G. Scott

St. Joseph's Couple Welcomes Daughter and Others

Records show births for a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Hing of 6145 E Joshua Tree La on Oct 29. Good Samaritan reports a boy born to Mr and Mrs John Falk of 6701 Calle Redondo on Oct 28. Marriage licenses issued to Richard M Bolton and Gail Boschival both Phoenix and to John Michael Gunnison and Patricia Ann Gallagher both of ae dale. Richard P Pastor and Patricia A Pastor both of Scottsdale.

St. Joseph's Robert Hing E. Joshua Tree la Good Samaritan John Falk Calle Redondo Maricopa County

Star of India and Delong Ruby Stolen from New York Museum

A major theft at the Museum of Natural History in New York saw 22 gems including the Star of India sapphire and the Delong Ruby taken from unguarded cases. Police fear the irreplaceable jewels may be cut for sale. guards were alerted at borders and airports as a massive search begins.

New York UPI Museum of Natural History Star of India Delong New York Museum James A. Oliver

Banker Confesses Embezzling 1.5 Million in Valentine

Richard L. Davenport the 45 year old president of Nebraska State Bank in Valentine Nebraska confessed to embezzling more than 1.5 million dollars saying he was tired of living with it. He admitted spending funds on land cattle the stock market and gambling. Davenport returned to Valentine after waiving federal jurisdiction and was held in the Cherry County Courthouse basement cell. The community reacts with shock stating he supported the town yet residents fear financial chaos while the county assures funds are secured.

Valentine Neb UPI Richard L. Davenport Nebraska State Bank Lincoln Davenport Henry ‘Ley Ley Ment Cherry County George Walker Kennedy Stevan Durovic Marko Chicago Durovics

Fourteen Krebiozen demonstrators arrested at HEW office

Four teen cancer patients were arrested for unlawful entry after a sit in at the Health, Education and Welfare office of Secretary Celebrezze. Eighteen began the protest over a federal ban on krebiozen with the four remaining demonstrators escorted to a police vehicle and charged in D C court.

Washington UPI of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Anthony J. Celebrezze Celebrezze Rufus E. Miles General Services Administration

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