30 Sep 1952
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1952
Page
1
A fragmentary column covers political jousting with Goldwater and Keer amid partisan jabs, plus a report on John Bako’s Saturday art classes for youths. The piece notes strong attendance, the value of free instruction, and praise for Mr Salter’s community effort in arts education.
The Arizona Daily Sun lists Pratt Cline as editor and comptroller Bob Shirley with staff including Sporty Helen Fletcher Colling Scalety and V. Runzo Aly as director. It states that any erroneous reflection about persons or entities in the columns will be corrected promptly after being brought to the management.
Subscription rates by carrier are listed with two year options and six month term. The notice notes payments in advance and identifies the paper as entering second class matter at Flagstaff Arizona on March 3 157%.
Fragmentary history note traces PATHWAYS OF Old Memories with odd phrasing about a prom scene, mentions Postmaster Walter Runke and a federal employees issue. References a Thirty Years Ago dinner for Miss Annie Gerleude andohn Pous before departure to Los Angeles, with Arizona attractions and social details.
Local representatives attend an Illinois durable relief gathering with names including Delbert Sto Duncan, Mr. Stover, Mrs. Jos Harls Ya, Sheldon Park Hlair, Mr. and Mrs Garutt Wonbury, Mr. and Mrs. Raltan Palmer, and others noted among attendees. The event featured welfare hires and community officials hosting and speaking.
Members of the local DeMolay chapter celebrated the installation in a Sunday gathering at Temple. The ceremony involved numerous named figures and concluded with a Mothers party and reception hosted by DeMolay Mothers.
The article describes a severe downpour affecting farmers, with mentions of hay, antelope hunting, and local gatherings. It notes road and property issues, flooding, and community responses including waterboard services and a large public meeting. Names of local residents and places indicate a rural county scene. The tone mirrors a period rural update.
The article notes Maj. Gen. Lewis 2 and Hershey discuss a possible father draft if demand outstrips supply. It cites a 610,000 man need projected by the War Department and a near 54,000 monthly quota by October. It lists deferred groups and mentions local community events and scattered names in Parkview and Mendrigh Park.
A fragment from a university flier notes a larger share of seats held by a group within the audience. It mentions the university and a broader trend toward greater representation but lacks full context or clear names.
Winslow High School Bulldogs edged Kingman on Friday night as Minganeri and Spivey starred for Winslow. Spivey opened the Exrolgead in Whaybay while Cullony and Cullony led the defense. The week included varied local events and plans for student performances and community notices across Winslow.
In a brief note the text identifies Mercury as the closest planet to the sun, with other celestial bodies nearby in the solar system. The legible portion attributes a comparison among planets though many words are unclear and fragmented.
A reader criticizes the public discussion of democracy and civics in high school gatherings. The letter laments adults and educators as misinformed or dismissive, arguing that concern for democratic principles is overblown and suggesting fear of dialogue, especially about race, undermines learning.
Mrs. Vara Key drove to Winslow last week to visit her son Ihony Farnsworth and her mother Mrs Doettle Harris and brothers in law Mr and Mrs Shatles Kelly. SE Pots of Miami visited sisters Atrs Chude Anderson and Mrs Pete Whiteley. Verabil Mrs Elmer Floyds daughter drove to Flagstaff Monday for shopping. Mrs Vance Keys in Flagstaff Sept 20 visited Maid Mrs Clyus Burihehy on Milton road.
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