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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1952
Page
20
Shivering natives wonder of a white Christmas while JayCees plan a repeat Old Tucson Daze show weather permitting. The piece notes Prince road school patrols, Goldwater's Indian policy roles, and a brief civic progress scan with Dec 15 due dates.
Tales from Gallup and Willcox era describe stage coaches with bullet holes from Indians or outlaws. Rancher life near Gallup and 2000 head of horse stock moved between Willcox, Globe, and Miami hauling freight to smelters. San Carlos supplied beef to Apaches. freight routes crossed the Gila and Turtle mountains with noted violence along the line.
Local residents including Arthur Schiffman and Mrs. David McGowan share hopes for President Eisenhower's trip to Korea. Opinions range from seeking a truce and end to hostilities to faith in Ike’s potential to achieve lasting political and military progress and morale benefits for American troops.
The Pinata prints a Christmas card poem and a roundup of reader feedback. It highlights a limerick contest winner Don Pajamas and several reader contributions, including a note on a Triborough bridge sign and a plea to locate a Green Line gypsy.
Travelogue notes a short excursion from Tucson to Arivaca and Nogales, recounting Davie’s lost mission near Cerro Ruido in the Pajaritas range. The piece blends a desert landscape with a cautionary tale, detailing a storm, a white stone church ruin, and a six foot debris drift said to hide Davie’s fate.
Samuel A. King leads the Saguaro National Monument as a National Park Service superintendent. The 48 year old veteran of Yosemite Grand Canyon and Alaska parks describes his rugged career, family life with Norma Gaskill, and his love for wilderness and interpretive work in Arizona. He wrote on saguaros for La Vie del Mondo and enjoys cabinet making in spare time.
A devotional verse excerpt quotes Joel 2 21 22 urging fear not and celebration as God restores land and nature The passage emphasizes abundance with green pastures fruitful trees and vines returning abundance for believers
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