22 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1952
Page
1
A legislative committee, led by Senator Dryden of Craven County, will investigate alleged problems in the state welfare department. The panel plans to issue subpoenas and call witnesses starting Wednesday to illuminate the department’s year’s operations.
The notice lists the Arizona Daily Sun in Flagstaff, Arizona, published by the Creonine Sea Company with W. J. McGiffin as president and Paul F. Jaeger as publisher, along with editors Billie Yost Man Kinvig and circulation manager Roger Mech. It warns that any error reflecting on persons or corporations will be corrected promptly and provides subscription rates by carrier and term.
Winslow hosts a large charity dance Saturday night at the Winslow Lodge of the Elks to raise funds for the Navajo County chapter of the National Foundation for Tracheal Paralysis. Miss Myrl Wilson leads the event with co chair Velma Veltra. many local families provide committees and support.
The Seligman 4-H club met with 19 members, led by President David Brown, to discuss club dues and possible event venues including Old Corral and Pine Ton api. A bridge game at Mrs J B Knadler’s home produced Mrs Guy Sykes as winner, with a class schedule change noted for the next term and a weekend return for Lin Rothwell after visiting Needles relatives.
Colfax report states a man known as a hero of a stranded trail died yesterday after a long illness caused by heart condition due to exhaustion from a past incident. He served as a bomber pilot in Africa during World War II and in the earlier conflict.
Community notes report a Cake Walk by Juniors to support the Winslow Memorial Hospital Fund, a Marek of Dimes dance sponsored by Winslow Lodge No. 636, and musical visits by Cecil Armstrong and his Arizonans from Phoenix. Rainbow Girls board members and officers are listed, fundraisers tallied, and a bridge party hosted by the Woman's Club is planned for January 24 with proceeds aiding local causes.
Sedona Arizona report notes the Parent-Teacher Association gathering Tuesday evening May 18 at the schoolhouse led by president Mrs Axel Nowlstrom. Members discussed school child care and fundraising with music from Mrs Furla Theyer and Mr Sheerquy. Refreshments by Burt Slem and Mrs Ralph. next meeting Feb 18 or 9.
The economics and statistics division head Willim Engineer becomes acting director of road safety in Phoenix after Glenn Smoot was dismissed by the state highway commission for failure to cooperate with other departments.
Edward Terrin, former president of the Page club, returned from overseas service in Korea after several months with an infantry unit near Inchon. He was on active duty then in inactive status, then assigned to the corps pay department before returning home to Prescott. He is spending a few weeks at the Pingstall branch before resuming duties at the Bank of Arizona Prescott office.
Sgt. Aaron Walker, Winslow area Army and Navy recruiter for Navajo and Apache counties, receives orders for overseas duty. He has 19 years service, worked with General Patton's Army in Europe, and plans to report to Tamp Stontiinn Cul. Jan Be. His wife and two children, Andy and Wine, stay in Winslow at 170 Streec until his return. The article also notes the Ani-Yuntwiwa or Yeal people and their tribal name meaning.
Five high school skiers including Lea Waldhans Walter Ghinkley George McCullough Joe Rubin and Dave Lucker prepare a signing up list. Frank Schloss leads as instructor with announcers Winslow and Tom Santing noted. Chicago ties mentioned with a focus on former sun years memories.
Photographs from the Lenin memorial ceremony depict Malenkov flanked by officials onstage, with Molotov to his left and a top party figure to his right. The event, marked by solemn proceedings, is cited as foreshadowing a potential successor role for Malenkov within Stalin's circle.
A hospital benefit dance is planned in Winslow with the Winslow Sun’s volunteer service group and Fern Sigma Th1 chapter listing committee members including Mrs Ja Bailey Ms Thickey Wel wer and Dayne Daering. Police and fire department personnel will staff the event with Skinnay Ennis orchestra providing music and Roluh Hall handling band and entertainment logistics. Proceeds go to the Winslow Memorial Hospital fund.
A reader named Lowis criticizes a sniper and a letter from J G Brown praising police work. The writer commends someone for a job well done but also complains that the driver is too eager and that patrols drive routes nightly, causing fear and more holes in streets. The note ends with frustration about street potholes affecting business.
Scientists call the hunter a hiving fossil and label it as the sale representative of an animal, noting its unusual role and the term applied to this specimen.
Funeral services for Jack Mason will be held Friday afternoon at the Undertaking Parlor with Reverend Leonard Patterson of the Federated Church officiating. Mason, a Navy veteran, will be buried at a local park, following a recent heart attack.
A shallow, cryptic note describes a slight upheaval affecting global forces and a world permit allowing two armies to move. The fragment hints at cross-border activity and a restrained shift in power.
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