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Scottsdale Progress in Scottsdale, Arizona

23 Sep 1948

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Scottsdale Progress

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Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1948

Page

3

USC Sun Devils Gird For Season Opener Saturday

Coach Eddie Doherty prepares the Arizona State college Sun Devils for the 1948 season opener versus Western State of Colorado. A 39 man varsity with a new B squad is set. quarterback Charlie Beall is out with injuries and a cast. An infant daughter was born to Mr and Mrs H F Croom in Scottsdale.

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USC Sun Devils Western State College Eddie Doherty Arizona State College Sun Devils Jim Montgomery Doherty Western State Mountaineers Idaho Idaho State Charlie Beall Sun Devil H. F. Croom Scottsdale St. Joseph's Hospital Phoenix
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Scottsdale Progress Letter Urges Self-Government Growth

In a reader’s letter to the editor Carl G. Hoyer argues Scottsdale should become an independent self-governing community. He cites traffic control sewage disposal and fire protection as benefits and supports street improvements a building code and a stronger business district under leaders like Malcolm White and Earl Shipp. The writer believes civic improvements can occur without raising taxes.

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Carl G. Hoyer Scottsdale Hoyer Malcolm White Earl Shipp
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Editor's Note Encourages Hoyer Visit to Scottsdale

Charles E. Miec of 222 South Scottsdale Road invites Mr. Hoyer and like minded figures to drop by for informal talks to discuss ideas for a bigger and better Scottsdale. The editor notes Hoyer's letter appeared in the August 19 issue of the Scottsdale Press.

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Mr. Hoyer Scottsdale Charles E. Miec South Scottsdale Road
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