Sun Angel Alumni Kick-off Barbecue Opens College Grid Season
Sun Angel Foundation teams with the ASC Alumni Association for a 6:30 PM barbecue at Goodwin Stadium. The event includes a brief program and scrimmage with Sun Devil players, first-year men, and commentary by Jack Kanaday of KPHO. Governor Dan Garvey and Dr Grady Gammage expected to attend.
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Sun Angels
Ed Doherty
Sun Devil Footballers
Goodwin Stadium
Jimmy Creasman
ASC Alumni Association
Sun Angel Foundation
Sun Devils
Dan Garvey
Grady Gammage
Phoenix
Shane
Jack Kanaday
KPHO
State Patrol Sets Merit Examinations for Patrolman
The Merit System Council of the Arizona Highway Patrol announces a new examination to create an eligible register for future Highway Patrol vacancies. Applicants must have a high school level education, be 23 to 35 years old, and stand 5 feet 9 inches to 6 feet 2 inches tall. Applications and details are at 107 Winters Building, 39 West Adams, Phoenix. Deadline October 1, 1949.
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Merit System Council
Arizona Highway Patrol
Don J. Hays
Winters Building
West Adams
Phoenix
Corridos and a tale of Pedro Flores in reader letter
The ScottsdaleProgress invites letters of general interest. A reader explains corridos are epic narratives about heroes and recounts from revolutionary days. He recalls Pedro Flores stealing a horse to help Mrs Riveros and reflects on moral choices and reputation.
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Scottsdale Progress
Pedro
Mrs. Riveros
Senora
Padilla
Pepita
Pedro Flores
Notoriety Versus Fame Questioned by Mrs Riveros
Mrs Riveros asks for news of her husband amid a heated exchange. Repita offers only vague assurances and urges patience while Padilla’s actions remain unclear. The dialogue centers on criminalized acts versus heroism and a plea for information.
Drive with Extra Caution Where Children Are At Play
A brief notice urges drivers to slow and stay vigilant in areas where children are present. It emphasizes reducing speed and avoiding distractions to protect youngsters near homes, schools, and playgrounds.
Kangaroos Adapt to Arboreal Life and Long Jumps
The note states that some kangaroos live in trees and can jump up to 50 feet to the ground. It highlights surprising arboreal behavior and impressive leaping ability observed in these marsupials.
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