Fanny Brice incoma status at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Fanny Brice 59, famed as radio's Baby Snooks, remained in a coma with a massive cerebral hemorrhage at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a stroke. Attendants urged close contact with the hospital as her son Billy, daughter Frances Stark, and son-in-law Ray Stark stayed by her bedside.
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Hollywood
Fanny Brice
Baby Snooks
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Miss Brice
Myron Prinzmetal
Billy
Frances Stark
Ray Stark
Contractor Hurt In Fall On Buckeye Road
Arthur MacFarland a 61 year old farming contractor was hospitalized in critical condition with a head injury after losing balance and falling from the side of a pickup truck on which he sat on Lower Buckeye Road Memorial Hospital confirms his condition and location of treatment.
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Arthur MacFarland
Buckeye
Memorial Hospital
District VFW Elects Barnes as District Commander
New officers of District Six of the Veterans of Foreign Wars were elected at the VFW Foxhole in Phoenix. James Barnes of Dade-Morris Post Mesa became commander, with Howard Horn Phoenix senior vice commander, Duane Parris Sunnyslope junior vice, George Scott Scottsdale district chaplain, Carl Schmidt Tolleson district judge advocate, Stanley Patterson Tempe district quartermaster. Bruce Miles named district adjutant. Guest speaker Dr E L Edmondson, ex superintendent of Fort Grant Industrial School, spoke on the school’s policy toward orphans, as about 100 delegates from 12 Maricopa posts attended.
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James Barnes
Dade-Morris Post
Mesa
Dan Chadwick
Tempe
Howard Horn
Phoenix
Duane Parris
Sunnyslope
George Scott
Scottsdale
Carl Schmidt
Tolleson
Stanley Patterson
Bruce Miles
E. L. Edmondson
Fort Grant
Forest Fire Near Timmins Expands Across 50000 Acres
TORONTO May 28 AP report a colossal forest blaze advancing toward Timmins in northern Ontario. The fire remains out of control, having consumed over 50,000 acres of birch, pine and dead timber as crews battle to slow its spread.
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Toronto
Ontario
Timmins
Insurance Firm President Sees East West Adjustments Possible
New York Life president Devereux C. Josephs told about 90 Phoenix business leaders that democracies and Communists can resolve their differences without open conflict. He urged respect for opposing beliefs and noted large Arizona investments totaling over 20 million dollars, with policies in force reaching 87 million. He spoke to agents and praised U S leadership while acknowledging global tensions and past isolation.
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Esther Clark
Devereux C. Josephs
New York Life Insurance Company
Phoenix
Josephs
New York Life
Arizona
Harvard
Title and Trust Building
Tucson
Guy H. French
Kansas City
Carnegie Corporation of New York
United States
Russia
Longer Term For Narcotics Seller Asked
Arnold Enriquez 35 of Phoenix seeks a longer federal term after a two-time narcotics conviction affirmed by the U S Circuit Court. The judge ordered the entry of the second-offense penalty up to 10 years. A Phoenix gang headquar tered operation received multiple sentences totaling 23 years for opium and heroin smuggling from Mexico and U S sale.
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Arnold Enriquez
Phoenix
United States District Attorney
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Dave W. Ling
Southwestern Dope
Mexico
United States
Arturo Cordova-Leyvas
Connie Duarte Leyvas
Arturo
Ray Cordova- Leyvas
Arturo E. Jerez
Joe Martinez
Enriquez
Piratas
Piratas Cafe
16Th and
Washington Streets
E. Moreland
E. R. Thurman
U. S
Raul Cosenza
North 20Th Street
Frank Parkas
Los Angeles
Jury Sought As Murder Trial Opens
BISBEE May 28 AP Mrs Colleen Byrd 35 goes on trial for murdering her husband Claude 38 on Nov 5 John Pintek said a sanity hearing was withdrawn Jury selection expected today Byrd released on 5000 bond after coroner's jury ruled death from gunshot from a .22 rifle fired by Mrs Byrd
Early Filing Desired For Referendum
State Treasurer E. T. Williams Jr. announced he would like to file the referendum petitions on the government reorganization bills June 15, a day ahead of the deadline. Williams, president of government by the People Inc., sponsors the referendum. He noted others favor a June 16 last midnight filing. India has more than 4,000 towns with 5,000 plus population.
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E. T. Williams Jr
Williams
Government By the People, Inc
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Pernegaux
Hamilton
American Gem Society
Fom
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