22 Mar 1958
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1958
Page
1
A community project titled Flag Library Reading Room launches during the week of March 16 to 22 in Schaffstadt. Organizers list offerings including Nis Lary materials and equipment. Maynedial Faluniey Week events feature Haye Mba FL and Sebeenaid with support from Tay Greene and local assistants.
A garbled puzzle-like list presents scattered phrases about Asiatic terms, a mountain, palms, a preliminary item, a thoroughfare, and rivers. The text references a Scottish river and a river in New Mexico while noting various numbers and vague biographical hints.
A garbled OCR style list presents odd place names and terms such as Amphitheater, Flower, Sloops slope, and lily references. The piece reads as a string of fragmented words and numbers with no clear narrative or events, offering little readable factual content beyond scattered proper nouns.
A garbled OCR pass presents fragmented terms and stray phrases. Readable items include references to names, numbers, and scattered labels that hint at a diverse page layout with listings, captions, and marginal notes.
A community meeting will be held Monday evening at 7 in South San Francisco to support the mission sending aid to those in need. Rev Stanley Richwickon will lead ceremonies and introduce civic leaders who will praise the mission and appeal for attendance and assistance. Letters inviting leaders and individuals were signed by May or Lindenrnn Jr, Police Chief Epperson and other officials.
A nurse from West Covina, California, identified as Mrs Church, set a one way speed record on the San Bernardino Freeway. Police report say she drove at 11 miles per hour above the limit and will begin a short jail term after a court ruling.
SUNscope commentary urges Legislature to approve Governor McParland in a crisis year to raise gasoline tax. It argues funds would aid county and city construction, vital routes and secondary roads, despite election year resistance from voters and officials.
Ambitious talks urge Flagstaff and adjacent areas to coordinate annexation and incorporation plans. Officials stress timely action, property improvements, and zoning reforms to avert costly mistakes while seeking common ground and orderly expansion through shared governance.
The article recounts Frank Gold’s rise in Arizona politics and law, his marriage to Ruth Ellen Wells, and family roots. It covers his long tenure as county attorney in Coconino County, his partnership with Frank Wells at the Williams News, and a notable 1920s murder case involving a cowboy, a salesman named Schwab, and a suspect, Nash.
A fragmented page shows a dense slate of programs across TV and radio for Sunday into the evening and night, listing shows like The Gival Challenge, Meet the Press, Sports and variety programs, and several mid century names such as Shirley Temple and Jack Benny.
A long post trial account recalls Nash's murder conviction, prison break, and years as a fugitive living under a false name in Colorado. Officers chase leads from Payson to Idaho while weaving through a series of shootings, arrests, and a high tension pursuit to Flagstaff.
The Sun Flagstaff reports Frank Gold, a longtime community figure, reflecting on a career spanning legal work, military service, and leadership roles. He recalls prosecution and defense work, service in the National Guard, and advisory duties in World Wars I and II, plus active involvement in Masonic orders, Kiwanis, Eastern Star, and the Federated Church. He notes aging but enthusiasm for future years.
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