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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1952
Page
16
A column reviews family life and public affairs from 1951 era notes. It highlights a father's day reflection, a Hungarian wedding critique, labor, politics, and local governance quirks, ending with President Truman's steadfast philosophy.
A city survey asks residents at Pennington and Stone for their formulas to stay cool. Answers range from staying indoors and using coolers to frequent mountain retreats, keeping busy in work, or adapting to the heat after years in Tucson.
Helen Richardson shares an intimate Father’s Day pinata of memories praising a humble, hardworking father. She recalls his modest means, steadfast obligations, prayerful faith, and fearless integrity guiding a family of six.
Esther Henderson describes a summer trip through northern Arizona starting from Tucson to Prescott with stops at Granite Dells Crown King and Jerome. The narrative details Jerome's shifting terrain a 1500 foot elevation spread and the town’s decline as mines close summarizing nearby routes via Prescott Clarkdale Camp Verde Montezuma Well Cathedral Buttes Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon totaling 100 miles with services along the highway.
A fragmented memoir recounts frontier Apache encounters with a skilled mule, signaling methods by fire and smoke, and a daylight danger pattern. The speaker recalls a posse ambush, a corpse, and a scalp claim, ending with Father’s Day reflections and Arkansas satire about fishing licenses and voter counts.
Don Manuel Valdez, now 94, recalls Tucson’s rise from a small mud village to a bustling city. He recalls prices, transport, and life in early Arizona, noting times without newspapers, a peso at parity with gold and silver, and a preference for simple amusements like drinking, singing, and dancing.
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