04 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1952
Page
1
A piece from Charles E. Wilson’s office recounts a Moscow visit by a Russian production expert who explains tempo as speed. An icebreaker's window scene shows a cemetery TV montage, provoking thoughts on freedom versus dictatorship and the illusion of progress.
John L. Lewis, missing for a long stretch, reappears asserting the steel vision group deserves a wage rise and vows to assist miners in securing it. The coal contracts expire in March and bargaining pressure may grow as his return influences support among workers and related orders.
A notice from the publisher and excitor comptroller and circulation superintendent states that any erroneous reflection on the standing character or reputation of any person firm or corporation in the Arizona Daily Sun colonies will be corrected upon notification. It also mentions mailing details and entry in second class matter at the Fort Bliss post offices on August 1, 1946.
A transcription of local church notices includes service times for multiple parishes. It lists sittings such as Sunday Masses, confessions, evening devotions, and weekday masses across churches like Church of the Nativity, Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Immaculate Heart of Mary, and others, with addresses and schedule details. The piece also mentions Sunday school and youth programs, along with pastor references.
A compiled list of church activities and ministries across multiple congregations including Birch at Aztec Street, Williams Lutheran, Iglesia Methodista Mexicana, Dupont Ballazat Garcia, Seventh Day Adventists, Doney Park Community Church, Sunnyside Baptist, Assembly of God, and others. Details cover Sunday school, worship, youth fellowships, prayer meetings, choir practice, and midweek services with specified times and ministers.
Community Gospel Church at East Street and Second Avenue lists Sunday morning worship at 9:46 and 11 with morning and evening services. A young people's service is at 6:45 pm, evangelistic service follows. Prayer meetings are scheduled Tuesday at 2 pm and Thursday at 8 pm with study and prayer groups.
The fragment outlines CrUagh of Christ services led by C Garrison and Humphreys at Mi on School. It lists Sunday worship at 16:00 and 14:00 evangelistic meetings, with midweek Bible study and prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday services and Sunday school at 11 instructional slides and preaching noted. Meeting details list 28 East Phoenix Ave with L W Crow as missionary pastor and youth fellowship. Weekly services and events described in fragmented notation.
Tuesday inspiracon hour led by Thies Say discusses women’s missionary society and loyalty ambassadors. Thursday night prayer meeting at ship 2 pam HARHBIED CHAPED AME led by Rev LY. Todd at 421 South Ban Francesco with Sunday school 945 and evening worship 6 am 7:30 pm. Tue 7:30 sym prayer meeting.
Fragmented report lists names and events including travel to Phoenix for a funeral, a professor Meissner from Tubin Beth Dh, and visitors from Mesa and Clevaland. Mentions about dates in December, armed service stints, and a university band with 220 members and 150 alumni returning home after the Rose parade.
A Pasadena bowl game was noted in the afternoon with attendees from local schools and colleges. The report details several social gatherings including hosts Mr and Mrs Carl Walker and guests for Christmas as well as family travel to California and New Mexico.
Visitors and returning residents populate Winslow during the holidays. Magd Costello and family visit from Tempe and plan to report to Fort Sill soon. Numerous local residents travel, host relatives, and attend church events as the community ushers in the new year with gatherings, care for patients, and civic notices.
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