25 Mar 1955
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1955
Page
1
A column laments deteriorating public behavior as cities grow, urging self respect and consideration. It cites incidents of petty bribery and rude conduct, warns of looming crowding, and calls for better courtesy to keep streets, stores, and transit livable for all.
Washington Notebook reports Sen. Words Colton R says Senate life resembles a hot steel mill. Bertha Adkins reveals a Roosevelts era tale about Joe Martin lacking a White House pass, later entering with an Elks card. Alben Barkley, as a new senator, laments salary talks and attendance. Dr. Dapine Robert leads patent trade mark discussions. Sen Kerr considers a family bomb shelter near Washington with Civil Defense advice.
Hal Boyle notes women drivers may be safer while men experience higher rates of color blindness. The piece weaves in garbled commentary on wine, science references, and cultural anecdotes to illustrate perceptions of gender and vision, reflecting a columnistic aside rather than a strict study.
Campus group announces an art sale with proceeds to support youth programs. The notice mentions a noon sale on a Monday week, with exhibition details and contact lines for participants and donors.
A fragmented text recounts local memories and names from a past era. It mentions gatherings, family ties, and community figures such as Mary Ratheya and Lori Kimowe, with scattered references to locations and events, including a memorial hospital and a spring season note.
Teen Age organization hosts Thursday night meeting at Vision hall with election of officers. Jerry Sansom named treasurer. Madress Talks and Macchia Afunog involved. Addresses and future plans discussed. youth directors to be chosen at next session. Father 1. d. Wises aids in organizing event for local boys.
George McCulloughes letter criticizes current facilities and proposes building a humane shelter at the present site. He asks readers to consider improving access, driveways, and dog housing, arguing a better shelter would benefit the community and dogs as man's best friend.
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