Philharmonic Opens Season with Guest Violinist Thaulow
The Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra gave its first closed concert of the season in the Municipal Auditorium before about 1,000 listeners under conductor Ellis B. Hall. Norwegian violinist Christian Thaulow and accompanist Hjalmer Bergh highlighted a varied program including Tschaikowsky, Alt Wien, and a Lecuona dance. The ensemble showcased strong strings and brass with Thaulow earning applause similar to famed violinists. Membership in the Amarillo Philharmonic Association is growing as two more concerts remain this season with patrons and subscribers listed.
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U.S. Debt Reaches Over Twenty Billion After Five-Month Year
U.S. government ends five months of fiscal year 1983 with a deficit of 751 million and gross public debt at 20.806 billion dollars. Five-month receipts total 650.894 million, expenditures 1.432.207 billion. New tax measures boosted miscellaneous internal revenue by about 73 million, offset by a 156 million fall in income tax receipts.
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Death of Barbara Jean Davis at 18 months old
Barbara Jean Davis, 18 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Davis of 404 Adams Street, died at 6 10 am Friday in an Amarillo hospital. Body remains at Griggs Chapel pending funeral arrangements. The other item notes a Budapest University Doctor of Philosophy degree awarded to clown Grock.
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Knickerbocker Quartet Wins U S Bridge Championship
Four veteran contract masters who never played together upset to win the national team title in the American Bridge League tournament. Waldenmar Von Zedtwitz George Reith and B Jay Becker of Knickerbocker Whist club plus Churchill of New York led the upset over Ely Culbertson’s four a close second.
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Gaston Churchill
B. Jay Becker
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Culbertson
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Theodore A. Lightner
Bridge Team Results from Vanderbilt Cup Lead to Close Finish
The report lists players including Michael T Gottlieb and Hugh Jackson substituting for Culbertson. Burnstine Schenken Frey Lochridge’s team finished third with 46 points, half a point ahead of Sims Karn Stearns and Boscowitz. Defending champions Liggett Newman Unger Banfield finished sixth with 43.5 points.
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Charles Lochridge
P. Hal Sims
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Karn
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