Artist To Give Club Program At Phoenix luncheon
Charles Bensco, noted portrait and mural painter of New York and Los Angeles, now in Phoenix for three years, will present a program for the Phoenix Advertising Club at its noon luncheon in Hotel Westward Ho. He runs a permanent show in the Palm Room and will discuss advertising pictures and work from a live model. Born in Hungary, he grew up in New York, studied at the Royal Academy of Arts in Budapest, and served in World War I with the New York 27th Division, 108th Infantry.
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Palm Room
Hungary
Budapest
Royal Academy of Arts
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Four Treated For Burns At Memorial Hospital
Four burn victims required emergency care at Memorial Hospital late yesterday and into today. Kenneth Alverson Jr four spilled hot water on his abdomen and thigh. James Sinatra 54 burned on the hands when a short circuit ignited a can of gasoline while repairing a car at a Grand Avenue service station. Gerald McAffee 39 burned on the left hand touching a hot motorcycle engine. William Shand 33 a sheet metal worker suffered flash burns near the eyes operating a welding machine.
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Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Alverson, Jr
Henshaw Road
James Sinatra
Yucca Street
Grand Avenue
Gerald McAffee
South Eighth Street
William Shand
North Upland Avenue
Pakistan and India set to resume rail traffic bond
Pakistan and India appear poised to restart rail service across their shared border, signaling a thaw in relations. Officials from both countries indicate talks have progressed toward reopening passenger and freight routes, pending safety and operational assurances.
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Pakistan
India
Court Balked Suspect's Committal, Mother Says
SANTA ANA May 26 AP Mrs Sally Wiley sought to commit her son Henry Ford McCracken to a mental hospital in 1946 but the petition was dismissed. The 29 year old was accused of molesting two girls in Buena Park theater and now indicted on kidnapping and killing Patricia Hull 10. Detroit police planned to commit him as criminally insane when he fled Michigan last September. He faced multiple sex charges and has been convicted twice. The grand jury indicted him in ten minutes and he did not testify. He admits being at the theater last Saturday when Patricia was to be there. The girl was found in a shallow canyon with a battered head and no rape indicated by autopsy.
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Sally Wiley
Orange County Superior Court
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Henry Ford McCracken
Patricia Jean Hull
Detroit
McCracken
Michigan
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Fire Kills Four In Warehouse Fire Near Yakima
A warehouse explosion and blaze at a fruit storage ranch near Yakima killed four people including Mrs. Ella Blakely and three men, all linked to Armstrong Cork Company in Seattle. Victims were Parker and Seattle residents. the wife of a local grade school principal helped pack apples in the basement.
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Ella Blakely
Parker
Carl Green
Lewis Votter
Seattle
Sylvester R. Bevery
Armstrong Cork Company
Ambassador Kirk Journeys To Paris For Talks
United States ambassador to Russia Alan G. Kirk flew to Paris for consultations with American mission chiefs there and planned visits to London and The Hague. His wife accompanied him as a flight delay due to clearance issues postponed the departure earlier in the week. He expected an uneventful return in early June.
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Alan G. Kirk
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Russia
Paris
London
Hague
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