26 Aug 1949
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1949
Page
1
The piece argues businesses and industries unite in public service advertising to promote national causes. It notes councils and government departments provide space and funding, with newspapers and magazines distributing the messages widely. The overall aim is to push social values through mass media.
A fragmented local note recalls travels and visits among residents, listing names and places of recent movements between Winslow, Kansas City, Oklahoma and Texas. Mentions include Mrs. Boley, V Sunday, frame Gyber, Walter Runke Sr, Homer ubh, Dixon Inman, T. Lindey, and T. King. The piece alludes to a Thirty Years Ago memory and a Marmear Tivke event.
Sunnyside firemen and members from the tire department will host a benefit dance at the Saguirre Club on Friday September 6. An evening of lively entertainment is planned with proceeds aiding the department and public invited to attend a full program of entertainment and music.
The Washington column notes Senator Taft and associates staging a playful public persona shift to portray the heavyweight champ in a 1950 campaign. Lytton and commerce officials arrange the ceremony, while Taft’s team ships campaign pamphlets and editor outreach. Secretary of Commerce Sawyer plans a western swing to study business conditions and unemployment. A separate note covers Miramar Lake radio monitoring tests and data logging for research.
Lee Frontske, a prominent Flagstaff physician born in 1884, delivered hundreds of babies and served as a key figure in scouting and local education. He moved from St Louis to Flagstaff in 191? to practice, with offices at 19 N LeVon, and helped plan the new high school building while supporting Rotary, church work, and the federalized Boy Scouts program.
A portrait of a lifelong fisherman in Oska Greek heritage, married about 20 years, with a son Jack and several young children. He describes his friendly, witty nature, enjoyment of visits with old and new friends, and hopes to train the new generation to talk to each other to revive community spirit.
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