09 May 1956
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1956
Page
1
Voters will choose seven councilmen from twenty candidates in the Flagstaff biennial city election on May 28. The piece urges selecting highly qualified, progressive, sensible men, stressing cooperation, public service, and the impact of growth and dam projects on city governance.
A community notice urges forming an active Alcoholics Anonymous chapter in Flagstaff to aid alcoholics. Local volunteers describe AA as a nonmedical, dues free support network that helps members stay sober and share experiences.Residents of Winslow and Verde Valleys report strong AA activity, while Flagstaff leaders stress need for broader community backing and volunteers to assist those seeking help.
NEA Washington correspondents report a Senate hearing where New England university professors scientists and lawyers urged a global inspection service for atom disarmament The ideas include training a corps of international inspectors testing in friendly nations before Ukraine and strengthening the UN while considering turning all fissionable materials to the UN atomic energy agency for peaceful use
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Professor T Aichineon, English department head and publicity director, will direct a photography workshop in Flagstaff with W H Troxell, a professional photographer. The course covers equipment, film selection, printing, color and monochrome techniques, with student hands on and two semesters of graduate credit offered.
McCauley family members led a March pilgrimage at Arlington National Cemetery with 1,014 Tdependent Older Fellows attending. A McCauley placed one of the oaths from a revered order at the base of the unknown soldier monument.
A Bellemont man was fined $30 for failing to appear in court on an accident citation issued in May 1854. Police Magistrate William Tilsley said Cecil Chief had been wanted for over a year for not answering the citation arising from the 1854 crash. Tallith was fined $20.
A Methodist church completed a general conference Sunday establishing a racial commission to study segregation and propose new approaches. The Rocky Mountain group included Mission Glenn Re Phillips of Denver Dr Thomas Payne of Montana and Mrs Rena Taylor of Colorado.
A Flagstaff meeting featuring Thomas Shlys of Valley Bank discusses Arizona's northern region as a future economic bright spot. He cites cross cultural trade, reservation resource development, and trust management as keys, stressing Indian ownership of land and professional management within a competitive, businesslike framework.
A fragmented 19th century column mocks advice, autos, and modern life. It jokes about marriage, aging, luxury, and social behavior with pithy quips. The tone is satirical, critiquing contemporary habits and gender roles in a compact humor piece.
Fragmented report notes Chicago elevator inspector planned to open Hayride roller coaster and other thrill rides at an amusement park. He must determine all rides are safe before operation next week amid a piece discussing women entering business and broader tax concerns.
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