07 Apr 1955
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1955
Page
1
The piece critiques substitution within society portraying hostility toward those different and the resulting guilt. It discusses the National Conference and its calls for harmony, while noting fear of political purges and Moscow politics. It hints at leadership power shifts and the upcoming Democratic nomination amid a charged national mood.
Washington dispatch reports shifting labor market conditions and debate over national wage and unemployment policies. Union leaders, lawmakers, and economists discuss guaranteed annual wage plans, unemployment insurance, and the impact of automation on jobs and negotiations.
Kenneth Switzer heads a county group launching a Shrine of Ye Aged Chapel drive in Flugstatf Westway. The effort aims to raise funds and letters pledges to build a multimillion dollar ecumenical chapel, with state committee support and church leaders rallying for donations.
Carl Lipson, uranium discoverer, returns to mining after a firm quits. Javeon sold claims to Sierra Ani Mining, a Filton Co. of New York subsidiary, for a prompt payment of 50,000 dollars due February. The company rejected and returned the property and mining gear, retaining 1.6 thousand tons of canning ore from the site.
In Superior Court, Judge Jennings acquitted Patorn in a Phoenix murder case, ruling the defendant acted in self defense after the fatal stabbing of Charles Wesley Haren. The witness testimony included connections to Tartana Stock and threats from associates of Miss Slack, with Bud Barnes and others corroborating the fatal outcome.
In Little Rock Arkansas, Bob Sikes was nearly struck as a car with failed brakes veered toward him after a collision. A bystander jumped onto the vehicle, then opened the door and slowed it with assistance from a passerby.
The Memorial Hospital group considered a multi story complex combining hospital and hotel facilities in Phoenix. Plans proposed a 39 story building with a hospital wing, pharmacy on ground floor, and a four story annex for a national department store. Officials noted funding from federal and union sources and a forthcoming memorial wing expansion.
A burglary at a Coolidge car agency saw items valued around 570 stolen from the local dealer. Owner Hendrice of Ure Motor Company reported the theft occurred Tuesday night, with employees discovering missing equipment and tools after the incident.
Nine Kajipa Signa fraternity members at the University of Arizona are free on 50 bond each pending trial June 1 on a charge of cutting palm fonds and running trees on a Var cant tot. The students allegedly sank the streets for a Tawullad dance.
Four Arizona 4-H members will attend a Washington camp. Anita Hand of Tucson Charlotte Salyer of Somerton May Anvain Gale of Duncan were named as delegates and will travel to the national event in Washington.
Lt Andrew Simmers Howac carried the famous message La Gareit during the Spanish American War, a note tied to his mission amid battles and insurgent activity in Cuba, reflecting the era's guerrilla communications and Allied efforts.
Arizona governor Pyle arrived in Phoenix to attend Sunrise Service at Grand Canyon and planned remarks in Los Angeles for the 13th reunion of the Tokyo Fliers. He previously served in the Pacific during World War II and faced questions about returning to seek re election.
Gallup area station contributes $1,000 for Navajo language broadcasting research and radio television training. The grant supports a Navajo language program and community scholars who will help name the project and finalize the broadcast plan.
Salt Lake City reported the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints in its 125th annual conference stating strong finances and freedom from debt. Oneal W. Adams presented the auditing committee’s report detailing membership at 1,302,210 with 219 stakes and 236 dependent branches as of January 1. Expenditures for the year totaled 48,687,823 with missions receiving 97,120,000 and allocations to stakes, schools, and church operations distributed across several funds.
Fragmentary text indicates a theft report from Philadelphia police Department about a camera stolen from the office of Chief Lentz in the criminal investigation division. Additional figures mention funding and expenditures across departments and organizations. Names and precise figures are unclear due to damaged text.
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