07 Sep 1955
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1955
Page
1
A chaotic column mixes office chatter about home repairs with a discussion of labor costs and inflation. It cites a Mexico dispatch on cheap labor, notes President Eisenhower’s political standing, and warns inflation could rise with wage hikes. The piece reflects mid century concerns over living costs and political climate.
A quirky Washington dispatch recaps overheard chatter about FBI vigilance on Russians in the U S and a celebrated Pentagon encounter mix of officials and secrets. It notes Naval Academy moves, a swearing in ceremony, and observations about diplomacy and social protocol among top U S leaders and cabinet members.
An editorial review argues that the U S security apparatus threatens civil liberties as calls grow to curb perceived overreach. It cites cases from Yale to Peters and Brownell, noting perjury probes and court challenges while warning that reform is needed without eroding constitutional rights.
Albert A Hall of Flagstaff becomes a 14 member of Highlanders Club. Weekly meeting at Mehl Meanie Pista features campaign speeches for club offices with Harold Porter as chairman, Max Gardner as toastmaster, Wayman Topkins and Mel Velset among hosts. Season speakers include Marvin Retell on Daunting the Hard Way, Gus Palo mov on Why Waste My Time, Robert Gardner on The Meaning of Education, Weldon Brinton on Mailer 3 Grorompia.
North den Arizona ranch hosts annual Pioneer Picnic. Stan Feher provided accordion accompaniment for the community aging event. Feher's name was omitted in Tuesday's coverage and corrected today.
A miscellaneous OCR fragment shows truncated musings and social commentary. It references HO, Bowra, and Branchally style with stray remarks on vanity, politics, and aging. The text is garbled, lacking clear events or figures.
Visiting his mother Mini Corilla M Goss and sister Mrs Voi M Black and family Major Hurley Goss US Army will return to New York and fly to Germany for a three year station in the JOU Division. Other relatives from Deming Silver City and Wickenburg appear as visitors and travelers.
Frontier Winslow plans an air fair under the Winslow Chamber of Commerce with O. E. Whelan as general chairman and Gue Burns as assistant. Exhibits from many groups, sightseeing tours, and allotted dates are noted amid local enthusiasm and plans.
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