Notre Dame organist probes echo in cathedral hush
Pierre Cachereau, premier Paris organist, speaks at Pasadena while preparing for the Far Western Regional Convention of the American Guild of Organists. He notes Notre Dame’s acoustics are wonderful yet dangerous for performance and improvisation. He practices five to six hours daily and compares European organs unfavorably to those in Pasadena.
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Pidena
Note Dame
Pierre Cachereau
Paris
Pasadena
American Guild of Organists
Corderea
Hantington-sherdy Oy Hoye
Universal Convention of Organists
York
Cheveau
Franey
Pasadena Presbyterian Church
Holliston Ave. Methodist Church
Charlemagne
Europe
Nove Dame
Quasimodo
Notre Dame
Dorn Names Local Hotelsman to Emergency Smog Panel
Pasadena supervisor yesterday appointed Stephen Royce manager of Fun jigton-Sheratan Ifolel to the Air Pollution Control Mstris Emergency Action Committe. Packard and Willard charged APCC with payroll loading and neglect of research. Clarence Morris serves on the committee.
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Pasadena
Los Angeles
War- Tea Dorn
Crown City
Stephen Royce
Packard
Citizens Anti-Smong
Willard
APCC
Rayer
Hotesman
Dorn
Clarence EH. Morris
Pasadena Girl in Talent Hunt in Fresno Event
A Pasadena girl aged and named representative of the Pasadena Exchange Club advances to the statewide talent finals in Fresno California. She will perform a Elvis Presley routine with her French poodle Jocka while accompanied by her father Jean Kunkel. Neal Baverson leads a 17 member Pasadena delegation to the State Exchange Club convention also in Fresno.
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Pasadena
Pasadena Exchange Club
Fresno
E. Walnut St
Jocka
Jean Kunkel
Neal Baverson
State Exchange Club
Second Parking Unit in Prospect Monrovia
City council considers creation of a parking district after petitions from property owners in Prospect Monrovia. Jerry McBriney, chair of parking, led owners of SLB and 58.2 percent of district square footage in presenting support under state vehicle taxes act provisions.
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Stvniusa
Jerry McBriiney
Architects Urge City For Pasadena West Side Redevelopment
Pasadena architects urged the City Board to curb deterioration in the western end by forming a citizen redevelopment agency. Director Clarence Oakley objected, but the board voted to file the letter from the local American Institute of Architects chapter for study. Lee V. Klein said the group supports an agency without pay under a plan with the Community Redevelopment Agency and the Urban Renewal Administration.
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Pasadena
City Board of Directors
West End
Clarence Oakley
American Institute of Architects
Lee V. Klein
Incal Aia
Oakley
Wwe
Klein
iStue Community Redevelopment Agency
Federal, Urban Renewal Administration
Ala
D A Appeals Borchers Case Verdict
An appeal filed by the state to overturn Judge Whyte’s reduction of Walter Borchers’s murder verdict. Borchers, an ex-Pasadena insurance agent, was convicted of second degree murder for Dorothy McCully’s death but Whyte lowered it to voluntary manslaughter, citing insufficient proof beyond a reasonable doubt. The appeal argues higher degree conviction could be supported by the evidence.
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Pasadena
James G. Whyte
Walter G. Borthers Jr
Alty
Edmund G. Brown
Dorothy
Dotty) McCully
Rose Bowl
Marin County
County Sues for Land to Create Eaton Canyon Park
The Pasadena Board of County Supervisors ordered eminent domain to secure a 1 acre parcel for Eaton Canyon Park. Supervisor Warren M M Dann moved, with County Counsel Harold W Kennedy to file suit. Property valued at about $60 000 sits north of Sierra Madre Blvd, south of Orange Ave extension, near Eaton Canyon and the Southern California Edison right of way.
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Eaton Canyon Park
Pasadena
Board of County Supervisors
Warren MM. Dann
Harold W. Kennedy
Arthur J
Sierra Madre Blvd
Orange Ave
Eaton Canyon
Wash
Southern
Newsprint Demand Bases and U.S. Supply Outlook
The Commerce Department reports U.S. production rising faster than consumption and forecasts a tighter future supply of American newsprint. By 1959 dependence on imports may drop by about 500,000 tons from the previous year, signaling a shift in the domestic paper market.
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Washington
Commerce Department
U.S
Color Slides at Club San Gabriel Show Friday Night
Club San Gabriel hosts color slides shown by F. Rasco at 8 pm Friday in the Adult Recreation Center at 324 S Mission Drive. No admission charge.
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San Gabriel
Rasco
S. Mission iDrive
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Lake Ava
Pasadend
Porcerertations Home
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