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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1952
Page
3
In this essay John Maul reflects on art history roles from magical images to decorator craftsman and today’s picture maker per se. He argues a painting is best understood by looking at its color, texture, line, and dramatic interplay, experienced through the heart and sight.
Anthony Adams a 44 year old messenger was sentenced to six months in jail for forging company vouchers to obtain 30000 dollars to share with needy friends and relatives. He pleaded guilty and worked for William Wood Prince Jr president of the Union Stock Yard and Transit Co.
The Coliseum in London hosted its inaugural show on Christmas Eve in 1904 marking the hall's debut as a music venue with a landmark opening.
Tokyo WAP reports UN forces have lost at least 1572 planes while destroying 644 Communist aircraft. The tally covers US air force navy marine and foreign pilots with broader losses likely higher including behind the lines accidents. UN losses exceed enemy losses due to broader operations and exposure to ground fire in North Korea.
Manila central bank governor Miguel Cuaderno leaves by plane for the United States en route to the International Monetary Fund conference opening in Mexico City on September 2. After the conference he will meet with IMF officials in the Philippines.
John Maul's watercolor tied for first prize at the Pima county fair last fall. Titled Adam and Eve then, he now calls it an elaboration on two figures with no reference to original sin. Maul studied at Otis Art Institute Cornell University and the University of Arizona. He lives in Nogales but works mainly in Tucson and helped organize a local gallery group. He has shown in Santa Barbara and San Francisco and has done fabric design and architecture work. He is finishing a large mural and plans a sketching trip for a new series this fall.
Mexico City reports the government dropped all charges against 58 opposition politicians arrested after post election riots last month. The accused were allied with presidential candidate General Miguel Henriquez Guzman, who lost to Adolfo Ruiz Cortines in July 6 voting. Charges included fomenting social strife homicide and attack against authorities.
Bernarr MacFadden publisher and physical culturist aged 84 left New York by plane to Paris to make a parachute jump into the Seine river for his birthday. He wore red underwear a life preserver and shoes with two inch sponge soles. He spoke to newsmen at Idlewild.
The subject notes that he has attempted a jump for the third time in three years to demonstrate that aging should not stop risky feats. The remark frames aging as a psychological barrier rather than a physical limit.
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