02 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1952
Page
1
A fragmented text discusses a 1960s style push to win support for the Central Arizona Project. It emphasizes informing friends and influential figures through letters to senators to secure appropriations and public backing. The plan envisions canvassing business circles and urging readers to mobilize others.
Controversy surrounds Rob Winslow Ben as fans and administrators demand his resignation amid a shambling succession of big time college football struggles. Critics link the Tempe dispute to broader pressures in modern athletics while supporters urge stability and new leadership.
Fragmentary text lists names and roles with a publisher note. Refers to a correction policy and a monetary amount of $10.00 or $3.00, lacking readable context or specific event details.
Local readers report Christmas visits as families like Mrs J. Tiavtow and Mrs Katie Pollard gather with relatives in Patitways. Another note mentions Francis, county supervisors clerk, returning from Denver with a flapjarb high school fund transfer. A daughter visits Flagstaff while others recall 1927 standings and car rides with cabbies in Wood and Whey Cal.
The enlowki sen of 1051 to Walnut Cangan National Monument announces a new Freon Pant F Spangle total. The December total of 267 shows a decrease from the prior period, with weather suggesting the year may see an increase in winter activity and related metrics.
A Nogales woman, Mrs. Hannah Roth, aged 97, died from injuries after an automobile collision Friday in Phoenix. The crash occurred as she was visiting a relative, with Roth long a resident of Nogales.
An earthquake struck the eastern Formosan coast near Hualien with no reported casualties or serious damage. Earlier tremors in October had killed 26 people in Hualien, about 74 miles north of a separate city.
A quirky year in crime lists bizarre thefts from 1951 including bridges cannon balls teeth and tickets. It cites a Mo den Maryland bridge dismantled by poor men and rebuilt, with other feats across the U S and abroad, from stolen church lead to fake coins and a car theft profiled with humorous motives.
Taft weighing a campaign trip to Arizona in March for the Republican presidential nomination. Taft may also visit New Mexico if the trip proceeds, though his office has given no definite schedule.
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