29 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1952
Page
1
A 1950s city sanitation seminar highlights disease spread from house flies and poor waste handling. It notes 20 or more infant deaths linked to enteritis, cites 1410 outdoor privies, and outlines plans to standardize garbage bins and eliminate sanitary hazards by September, with long-term goals targeting full privy elimination by July 1958.
Fragmented newspaper masthead from Arizona Daily Sun listing staff and management with a public correction policy. Text notes publication details for Flagstaff in Coconino County and offers to correct any reflection affecting individuals or corporations.
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Seven men from the northern district enlist or are called for service as military training centers and arming programs are expanded. The article lists names including TMurgoy Marci Playstall Larry nos Witheris Janes C. Pon And Fork Toborti and others who have received orders for service, with notes on training locations and early postings.
Ashley and two fellow students coauthored a paper titled A Dutranscation Amalogie Com Sputer that won a cash prize at the Institute of Radin Grn neers. The University reported the winning entry and the award ceremony details. George Washington’s historical note is referenced but not central to the event.
Two young Englishmen, Peter Laker aged 25 and Diffard Lastie 24, linked to Conard Senn voyage line, faced charges in Brooklyn Prosper Park for reckless horseback riding. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as bystanders recalled a mounted display that ended abruptly with police intervention.
News notices from Sedona summarize Mrs. Tillie Gals visiting KisCweerk with two children, and updates on family visits and travels. Mentions Mor Mea and several named locals, plus a list of small community interactions and one obituary note for a local figure.
The fins of the statewide pelle feng twee will Luke piring in Pluenls May 16, spensine oof the event Jerve "annasnerd Representing Sarthe Atizane in the event withe Darlene Jo hanson, Flanstatt, Coconina counts: chariisn: Marieta, Aparkes ba Mayne Perkins, Navajo, and Dex WRT Ray Vampet. The at of the state the. me cainisani Wy a teacher will go to Washington to compete in the aa Jpellinic Woek May 22.
A chaotic report from Ragietollon Center describes a shooting where a young bandit allegedly killed a man after a struggle. The victim reportedly wore false teeth that allegedly stopped the offender from finishing the act, with hospital notes uncertain and the assailant at large.
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A community notice outlines a preschool clinic to be held at a school, with health services and vaccines for children. It mentions joint sponsorship by health units and physicians, aims to immunize against diseases, and lists appointment details and participating officials.
Fragmented rows describe local election events and social notes. Mentions Prank Quirk, Dr Waud Wallice, Mrs. Rolin, and University group meetings. Anecdotal items cover conventions, travels, and community happenings with unclear dates and misspelled names.
A military communique lists Juha Jerome and fellow soldiers with the Army Transportation Corps in Korea. The release names several servicemen from the 65th Truck Company and notes their deployment during March 1950s.
A blast at a Mexican explosives facility killed one worker and injured several others. The accident damaged the powder mill and nearby workers were affected by flying debris and smoke from the explosion. Authorities were not yet sure of the cause or origin of the blast.
A Clive Foyle investigation into Aunt Jay Shaw’s murder and Jack Duggan connection reveals Miss Shaw’s use of a private detective, a forged or altered bank check trail, and ties to a safe deposit box. Brinsley Shaw and Charlotte confront records as Inspector Foyle questions motives and evidence.
Howard Be Waka, a longtime assistant regional forester in charge of the division of engineering at the Forest Service's Albuquerque regional office, will retire after nearly 20 years. He oversaw major highway route work along the Flagstone-Williams corridor and contributed to regional road projects.
Richard Clancy, assistant to the president of the American Institute for Foreign Trade, will visit the Glendale placement office tomorrow morning to screen prospective students at the institute. The program trains men and women for overseas employment with American and foreign firms, with emphasis on applicants around age 25.
A fragment notes a comparison of an age group with others, highlighting relative prevalence or focus. It hints at a demographic emphasis but lacks full context, leaving readers with an impression rather than a complete event or statement.
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