23 Sep 1952
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1952
Page
1
Fragmented wartime era write up urges blood donation to aid soldiers in Korea and support the Red Cross drive. Mentions George Washington, United Nations, and leaders like Albendare among scattered names as a call for regular donors and national unity.
The Arizona Daily Sun in Flagstaff records its publishing schedule and staff, notes on corrections for erroneous reflections and responsible handling of names, firms, or corporations, and states subscriptions are payable in advance.
A fragmentary Pathways Of Old Memories item notes events at the Sun with figures such as Hetty Volice Crachla and Winifred Lovell, mentions a May election, a Chantry Club gathering, and education moves involving Stevedown University. Names and places appear irregularly with several garbled phrases.
Prescott residents will be offered extension state courses through Flagstaff College with J Lawrence Wallean as instruction head. A committee led by Abia Vy Toit and Lawley works to gather interested locals for teaching in history and business subjects, with courses contingent on sufficient enrollments and new meetings planned in Prescott.
A funeral service is announced for Sonora snpg ieee, held yesterday in Albuquerque. Survivors include Joelle, his parents, wife, a son Don, and four brothers in California and elsewhere.
Chicago residents Milis and Walter Thieme announce the purchase of the Wlagstafl Motel located east of the city. The Thieme family will operate the property and its mobile service platform alongside two sons. Details indicate the sale was finalized from a local buyer, with limited public disclosure of exact terms.
The narrative follows Clyde McDonald aboard the campaign train with Governor Warburton. Reports describe press cars, a photo session, and camaraderie among reporters as the tour progresses toward Milltown, including the governor’s schedule with press conferences and meetings. The piece ends with a tease of a future continuation.
Sales tax receipts from five northern counties show Coconino leading the area in July with about 3.9 million dollars. Rivada county follows with 2.5 million, Mohave and Apache receipts also noted, while totals include distributions to each county and local towns.
Fragmented text discusses DeMelay social funds supporting a state conference. Mentions individuals such as Mary Boggan, John E Seal, and Mrs Seat Unit, with unclear event details and locations.
Copper tooling works will be displayed today through Friday in the Carson Studio window at 2 Aspen Avenue, Downton. Instructor Hes Bingham and Mrs Bingham will offer an evening copper tooling class next week with enrollments possible at the studio.
A continuing adult education class led by Miss Pipes will meet Thursday evening in the home economics department at Old Main. The course covers menu planning and management for group cookery and entertaining, earning college credit for nondegree students with optional semester hours.
The infant’s funeral service was pending today as details were announced on Tuesday. A family statement cited recent illness and noted the infant’s passing occurred several days prior with plans for a private service.
A local notice reports the birth of a son to Mrs and Mr Carrall. The event is noted with family names and a brief statement of celebration, reflecting a common early 20th century community announcement style.
Southern editors say Ike must adopt firmer civil rights positions such as FEPC and civil liberties if he hopes to win electoral votes in the South. Reactions vary by state with some editors predicting turnout but doubt on a southern landslide.
A fragmented article notes Highways Magazine highlighting Josef Muench with a photo-centric piece on his colorful southwestern subjects and other features such as Museum of Ideas by Cary, a piece on Pietre Cary’s design, and agricultural bureau efforts to boost farm yields.
A fragment notes the work of Dowawlt Culross Peat tie and references Arian Highways along with Western Yellow Pine. Details are sparse. the line hints at literary mentions or titles by the noted writer. Further context from the source could illuminate the connection between these terms.
Col Koch will head the U S Bureau of Public Roads in Town California after returning from overseas duty. He recently received his discharge from the Army Engineers and was a reserve officer. His wife Linda and daughter Margeret will join him soon as the family plans to relocate from Casa Blanca to Amer in Italy.
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