Final Concert of Season for Amarillo Orchestra
The Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra presents its final season concert with guest pianist Hope Bussey McKenzie performing Introduction and Allegro Appassionata by Schumann, supported by Mrs. Gloria Cooke as vocal soloist. The program includes a second half dedicated to the city churches. Tickets at 1.20 including tax go on sale at 7:30 p.m. at Municipal Auditorium. Concert starts 8:30 p.m.
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Hope Bussey McKenzie
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Gloria Cooke
Goodwell
Okla
Cooke
McKenzie
Hymn of Praise closes Amarillo season with soloists
The Amarillo College Orchestra wraps the 1949 50 season with soloists Mrs Cooke Sarah Thomas and Howard Dill aided by the Amarillo College Choir. The year featured 10 regular concerts a Christmas program and concerts across the Panhandle area. Guest artists included Eleanor Steber Robert Shaw Chorale Philharmonic Piano Quartette Adolph Menjou Edna Phillips Eugene List Robert Rudie and Charles Kullman.
MY DAY Still Opposes Hoover Stand
Hyde Park letter to the Wall Street Journal discusses Herbert Hoover's UN reorganization proposal. The writer argues for practical balance among nations, noting Russia and the US wield economic and military power and pondering Britain and imperial dynamics.
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United Features Syn
Hyde Park
Wall Stgget Journal
San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
United Nations
World Street Journal
Gentleman
California
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
Rhode Island
Senate
New York
Russia
United States
Great Britain
Hoover proposal on world security sparks debate
The speaker argues against including Russia in a proposed organization for global security, warning it would reduce real protection, boost armament costs, and risk war. He maintains that disputes can be settled peacefully unless his stance changes, at which point he would join Hoover and allies in San Francisco.
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Mr. Hoover
San Francisco
GOP Shadowing Truman Train on Western Tour
Republicans shadow President Truman on his western tour with Victor A. Johnston arriving in Galesburg Illinois to monitor the stop and issue statements from top party figures while the presidential train makes its first platform appearance. The piece notes a Globe News Help Wanted message mid text.
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Truman
Victor A. Johnston
Galesburg
Ill
Johnston
Private Expert Sees Small Winter Wheat Crop Forecast
Chicago May 9 The first private crop forecast of the season predicts a winter wheat crop of 668,341,000 bushels the smallest since 1943. C M Galvin crop statistician at James E Bennett and Company issued the estimate comparing with the April 1 government figure 763,590,000 and last year 901,668,000. About 11,023,000 acres will not be harvested with the heaviest losses in the states of.
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Chicago
C. M. Galvin
James E. Bennett and Company
Winter crop losses hit five states amid pests and cold
Galvin cited winter killing by breath and red spider among causes in Texas Oklahoma Kansas Colorado and New Mexico. He noted green bugs and higher than normal acreage losses across central states, outlining broader agricultural damage.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Galvin
Central States
Firemen spare old auto blaze stirred by metal firm
A Rock Island fire department quickly extinguished a fire that threatened an old auto at the Dal koff Iron and Metal Co. before company officials could intervene. A bystander summoned help. A pastor notes women shape homes, and two can break one.
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Rock Island
Dalkoff Iron and Metal Co
Dalkoff
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