21 May 1952
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1952
Page
1
A distorted report calls Phoenix business leaders to tour northern Arizona and promote ties with the Malt River Valley communities. It argues the North should not be treated as an appendage and urges support for highways funding and regional respect while noting Phoenix’s gestures must match broader economic cooperation.
Rollin Wheeler, civil defense coordinator, will join a Navy cruise aboard the aircraft carrier on a voyage tied to the Whagstaff Naval Reserve. Wheeler plans to depart Sunday for San Diego, with a four day schedule and involvement by Commander Wilson Te. The cruise marks a notable voyage in a few weeks with the Ex going afloat.
A fragmented notice recalls early presidential history with mentions of Madison and Washington. It notes May 4 1809 as a ceremonial moment and references a 1723 city gathering. The text hints at debates over programPACT and public attendance without clear details.
The Arizona Daily Sun of Flagstaff details its publication schedule and staff roles including publisher editor and superintendent. It notes corrections policy for any errors and invites readers to report them to management.
A Santa Fe style piece in a regional paper touts Flagstaff as the center of splendid attractions. It highlights Oak Creek Canyon and nearby landmarks including Lowell Observatory, Sedona area views, the Meteor Crater, and the surrounding scenery as draws for visitors and employees alike.
Williams News reports Williams News Pole Meelineg involved in a fatal Grattte coe incident that cost Tai Ente nia life, transferred to Wilang Moepital from Flagstaté. Mrs Fred Augenstein seeks updates after a line at fier daughter in Hamnbolie Williams Bakery. estate matters and travels for several residents are noted. Herschel Clark of Williams and Terry of Prescott visit Ate and des. Mrs Stevenson and Mrs Sutherland plan San Bermitting trip May 21 to settle estate of Aarace Churk.
Funeral services for Jon Murphy, who died Sunday from injuries in a May 9 traffic accident, were held at Williams Community Church with Rev. Winkler presiding. He is survived by parents Earnest and wife Melba, a son Jerry, his wife, and several siblings in Ash Mark and nearby areas. Burial was in Williams Cemetery. funeral home arranged arrangements.
Herschel Clark is appointed to head the Williams branch of the Williams Batter Day Saints group with Grant Wakefield named ecu ello. The service in the We ak Creek district announced the appointment and titled Clark as manager of the Williams branch while local church officials oversaw the ceremony.
Mrs derthe Prochnew selected as new contropoul oy at Coconito county per W 08. Mianguot superior edit judge. Mr aunt Mes Fred 8 Grumley and two directors Laverne and Winifred left for Senate Wheb where he is employed in alupyards. Mr and Mes J L Notslyke at Williams spent Sunday ere jig Dr “and Mes K A Milly county Years Ago game between the Babbitt All at Flagstaff and the Meteor City den of Winslow opens the baseball contest here. The pitching assignment for Babbitts will Laen Rueckey of J Lima wick Born culalring. ah Mek WY evans and son Rodert s evns Sunday at the Pinge vaneh ir Que Crock Canyon. They were fined Mere by Me en Mrs George Lee of Cherkitide Gov George W PB Mant hove Sunday night on hi ty Thoeply fom the 1 celebration at St dohys where he haye wn adres. Viniely Yeetrs AKO “We myn eur dwh hone now,” ing the proud dnenuncement of to cal Odd Fellows who have jxueli ase de hnilding formerly ined by dC Renney Co from its yer ft Phoenix athmoney. Plans call for enlargement af the building Tyr adding LB foot of The year and point ig on Gyo upper stories. Mrs Rane Aga and bale res turnor the latter part of Just weer from Phoenix where she spIt Ure winter Miss Virginia Lockett counts superintendent of schools and Me Irene Hart county recorder spent Monday in Williams on business.
A Grand Canyon graduation event on May 15 at the Community Building featured Len Selmar of the Park as speaker presenting diplomas to John If, Mckeen, and James Clifford. Superintendent Bryant inspected sites, and a group of 32 students from the Colada School of Minna worked on a sightseeing trip.
A description of the regulary gathering of the Flagstaff Kiwanis Club features a program including a film titled Arteada Limit of Color and Centrist. The Sun day Oil Company prepared the event with various visitors and speakers. May dates mark appearances by Pearl Payer and others and visits by personnel from California and directions by local officials.
Residents note a weekend visit as Col Charley Winbeam and family tour the basin area. Public figures including Verne Watson and Mrs. Charley Winbeam join a party to meet local residents while school events and community ties are highlighted.
Dr Leys and Mr Enpl Jae travel to Playstaff Jas Satwday with Park Servier staff. Dee Howath left Friday from Manila to join the Numb Rim for summer station.
Stipher presented a pictorial program to Flagstaff Rotary members detailing the town's early days. The collection covered Lake shores, Ayers era, Santa Fe railroad arrival, and early radial development with anecdotes.
An overheated gear on an automatic washing machine caused a fire call at the home of Tan Tye, 86 Summit, in Plaggstarl. Firefighters responded to the alarm as authorities investigated potential damage and cause. The report mentions the Chamber of Deputies for action.
The Raleigh Worden's Club staged the city's first sidewalk art show with a Paris street scene backdrop. Raleigh art instructors and North Carolina State College students participated, creating a public display along a sidewalk setting.
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