Background
Shadegg, Stephen was born on December 8, 1909 in Minneapolis. Son of Jacob Carl and Katherine (Barden) Shadegg.
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Shadegg, Stephen was born on December 8, 1909 in Minneapolis. Son of Jacob Carl and Katherine (Barden) Shadegg.
Student, Pasadena (California) Community Playhouse School Theatre, 1931-1932.
Writer for radio, 1936-1938; writer for pulp magazines, 1939-1945; president, S-K Research laboratories (pharmaceuticals), Phoenix, 1941-1977; president, Stephen Shadegg Associations, Inc. (advertising public relations), 1963-1990. Adjunct lecturer Arizona State University, 1981-1984.
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President Phoenix Little Theatre, 1949, 52. General fund chairman Phoenix chapter American Red Cross, 1952. Chairman Arizona crusade American Cancer Society, 1957-1960.
Member national council Protestant Episcopal Church, 1961-1990. General manager senatorial campaign Barry Goldwater, 1952, 58, 74, Paul Laxalt (Nevada), 1974. Consultant to National Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee, 1959-1960.
Chairman Arizona Republican Party, 1960-1962. Western regional director Goldwater for President Committee, 1964, Republican National Committee, 1961-1962. General campaign manager Governor Jack Williams, 1966, 68, 70, Sen.
Paul Fannin, 1970, Eldon Rudd for Congress, 1976, 78, 80, 82, 84. Member Edmund Burke Society of America Elk, Kiwanis, Press Club, Arizona Country Club (president 1956).
Married Eugenia Kehr, February 14, 1939 (deceased 1988). Children: Cynthia, Eugenia, Stephen David, John Barden.