25 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1952
Page
1
The piece critiques the spread of guilt by verbal association used to label individuals and groups as communists or enemies. It links the tactic to real estate lobbies and political rhetoric, noting social harms and the misuse of logic. It cites figures like Taft and McCarthy as exemplars and warns citizens to beware such shorthand accusations.
Arizona Daily Sun metadata lists editors Veronica Steele Rob Shirley and Sparta Fe Veranz, with a disclaimer about corrections. Subscription rates and early 20th century publication details appear, noting carriers and advance payment. The fragment references Flagstaff Arizona and printing office details but lacks complete context.
The page lists multiple church calendars with service times. First Southern Baptist at Park At Cherry offers preaching at 1:00 pm and evening worship at 7:30 pm, Training Union at 6:20 pm. Other churches named include Federated Community Church Methodist Aspen Bidgreaves, Church of the Nativity Beaver & Cherry, Immaculate Heart of Mary, Church of the Nazarene, and more with varied services, masses, confessions, youth activities, prayer meetings, and Bible studies scheduled through the week. The entries reflect a regional church schedule summary with times and pastors noted in places such as Albany and nearby areas.
Williams Lutheran Services at Community Methodist Church lists Pastor Blate Ghudy and RE. Walter Hillmer with services on first and third Sundays at 9 pm. Doney Park Community notes George W. Swart and Aliniiter Hox with contact 049-32 and weather impacted services moved to Arrowhead Avenue. Sunday school 10 am worship 12 pm Youth fellowship 7 pm and evening service 8 pm.
Sunday worship at 11 am with echoe service. Youth meeting 4 pm Sunday. Evening service 7 pm. Tuesday youth prayer and fellowship at 4 pm. Midweek prayer 7:30 pm Wednesday.
Assembly of God Church announces homecoming and worship atClay Charles KE Davies pastor 8:40 morning service 11:00 youth meeting banquet evening 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Bible study and prayer session.
East Street at Second Avenue hosts Sunday services led by Minister Fiagula Miler with Sunday School at 11 and morning worship at 9:45. Evening evangelistic service at 6:45. Weekly events include Young Peoples service at 4 pm Tuesday prayer at 2 pm and Thursday Ladies Prayer meeting at 3 pm, plus midweek study and prayer.
Community notices list Sunday services and Sunday school at local churches. The Christian Science group holds lessons at Gill Scientist centers with scripture from the Galilean text. Baptist Indian Center in Ames invites worship with morning preaching at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. service, youth activities, and other weekly programs. Hardert Chapel Ames announces Sunday worship at 8:45 and 11. Al readings show pastors and service times for several congregations.
The Pioneer Scouting District for Snott Taylor Pinedale Clay Springer Overgaard and Heber was organized at Snowflake with O W Hatch succeeding B Kay Styteh asi district chairman. The meeting outlined upcoming events from February through August including training courses, court of honor, a district dinner, camporee in May and Explorer posts, with many local Scouters in attendance.
The body found beside a canal near Scottsdale was identified as 78 year old resident of Williams. Police cited details from medical examiner records and identified the deceased through dental and bone evidence. Authorities said the man had been missing from the rest home since July and a further probe is underway.
The source lists minister James C. Garrison and church events at Aspen and Humphreys, including Bible School at 10:00 am, Morning Worship at 11:00 am, Evangelistic Services at 1:20 pm, and a Mid-week Service with Bible Kindy and Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at 7:90.
The Cottonwood school auditorium hosts a Monday meeting at 7:80 to debate county wide school problems. Topics include unorganized territory, district reorganization, consolidation, annexation, and state and county aid. Verde Valley area districts span Jerome Clarkdale Camp Verde to Cogonino county line with co chairmen C. F. Marvin and Ed Teplow named by County Superintendent Hdmonil Lewis.
Paris AP reports Greece urged the United Nations to deploy observers to its northern border to monitor tensions with Bulgaria and Albania. Both states accuse each other of border violations as regional strains rise.
Verde residents host a seasonal gathering for the Dionnes and the Ward family of Verde Valley. Mr Ward, president of Walt Brown and Bigelow Co, holds exclusive calendar rights to the quintuplets as the winter visit to Paul begins Friday.
Residents report fox sightings around Lower Oak Creek as Mary Plitten stays at Wagon Wheel lodge on Highway 66. Mrs Mary Duffield hosted a Lona Whib meeting, with Lions club governor set to attend from Vackey next Monday. Stella Keith visited Merle Dugan home in Flagstaff with the Dugan girls.
Tax commission lists dates and locations for residents to prepare state income tax. Towns include Kingman Seligman Williams Grand Canyon Navajo Nation Depot Winslow Camp Verde and many others with Feb dates. Ensures help from tax staff for filing and returns.
The Philadelphia Athletics purchase the Ottawa Triple-A franchise from the New York Giants. The move ends a Jersey City era and shifts the club to Ottawa, the Canadian capital, amid shifting gate receipts and league operations.
A Koreis action medal citation honors Private Contreras of Tombstone who died of wounds. Col. David Dunac of Fort Huachuca will preside at a review. The medal notes Contreras charged an enemy position with grenades, displaying valor.
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