30 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1952
Page
1
Yale Divinity School Dean proposes integrating religion into public education with courses like Biblical literature. He envisions textbooks written by educators, with input from Catholic Protestant and Jewish scholars, to avoid sectarian conflict and highlight shared ground.
The Arizona Daily Sun states it prints every evening except certain dates and invites readers to report any erroneous reflections about any person or firm for correction by the management. Names and staff roles are listed and the ad manager is Alan Kinvig with circulation under b. UL Rage.
Dated notice indicating second class matter status for the Flagstaff Arizona Post Office. Mentions August 5 1916 and the March 3 1870 act with postal Sinn 1.0 and a 5.50 amount likely a fee or surcharge.
Winslow notices: university honor for Kenneth Tucks in Vanderbilt Phi Beta Sigma. Sgt. Jack MacNider, local army recruiter, and Cadet Captain William J. Meikle among attendees for national events. Georgia Nagel, ASG Flagstaff student, attends province workshop in Las Vegas. Mothers Day observed by Toby Chapter 3. Local visits from Salt Lake City and Utah figures. May 1 and May 6 events cited. local candidates file petitions for city election.
Ten years ago the Atkinson-Kler company of San Francisco rented the Park Pat mo ol site to establish headquarters for the Dylance Depot project. Local names include Anin Combeal, dack Polts, and Mary Margret Meigh am among others. Twenty years ago Miss Jickon Copeland was named Playstaff schools music supervisor for west year. two hundred barrels of flour from the federal government were to be distributed soon. Thirty years ago Arizona forest land totaled 14 085 818 acres per state treasurer Raymour R. Earhart. A group of Indians high school students presented Robin Hood guided by Prof. Alfred Anderson. More than 0 Flagstaff residents attended the New Moon dance at Moonenpi Wash. Patronize Gur Advertisers.
A Rotary club meeting featured a spelling contest with a prize and a donor bet, as Frank Gudorynlin offered a reward if a member spelled correctly. The event concluded with Guderynlin announcing a bankruptcy claim, while Warren Wondson appeared as a guest and potential University of Arizona football coach candidate.
Democratic women in Tucson will hear McFarland at the Arizon a Democratic Women’s Club convention this Saturday. Speakers include Senator Molobomli, Stephen Langsmanda, Mrs. W. P. Stinsd of Phoenix, national committeewoman. Joseph B. Judge of Tucson, state chairman. and Jalin Mulloy of Pima County.
A graduate course on Organiza tion and Administration of Diversified Occupations Programs will be offered in the first term of the summer session. Duane A. Hackiman of the University of Minnesota will teach, with the program organized at Hed Wing, Alabama. The course targets practical use as a fund for cattle and moon.
Grand Canyon guests include interior decorator Mary Jane Coulter, her friend Miss Wilson from St Paul, and a parade of officials and travelers from Los Angeles to Phoenix. Names mentioned cover Goodyear representative R A Harmore, highway patrol Carl Dickinson, and Harvey company staff, with local residents and visitors from Flagstaff, Atlanta, and Florida.
Marvin Moore Jr and wife mourn the loss of their infant son in a Navajo Nation birth tragedy. Burial occurred at Tuba City. Gurule family shuffled duties during a vacation. Tony Gurule visited. Donald Ciltick suffered a leg injury while photographing Oak Creek Canyon. Edgar Stantill and visitors from Fort Worth and Grand Canyon area frequent Fingstall and Desert View duties. Inez Quigley and Louise Tinhife plan a Phoenix stay. W. B. Peppers host parental guests from Munros Colorado.
The report highlights trachoma, a disease linked to Hidness, found predominantly in the Ozark and Appalachian areas and among southern wast Indian tribes. It documents regional prevalence and implications for public health surveillance.
A fragmented schedule lists Canyon Motor Sales and a series of radio and music segments with times and program titles. It references News, musical rundowns, winded show names, weather, and devotional segments, reflecting a busy broadcasting day with varied content.
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