Palm Sunday concert by Shrine band in Cedar Rapids
An augmented El Kahir Shrine band directed by William Vesely with drama artists will perform the Palm Sunday concert today at 3 p.m. at the temple in Cedar Rapids. The program includes a chimes prelude Rock of Ages and an anthropic tableaux sequence. Notable participants include Robert L. Savage, Rev. J. Renwick McCullough, Marvin Gard, Don Kessler, Alan Richardson, and John Klimo Jr. The concert closes with The Klaxon The Guards and Montezuma marches and The Blue Danube waltz.
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el Kahir Shrine
William Vesely
el Kahir Temple
Cedar Rapids
el Kabir Shrine
Alan Richardson
Robert L. Savage
J. Renwick McCullough
K. E. Cornell
Clare ‘Young Nichols
A. E Kannewulf Wil
Christ
Gethsemane
Pilate
Mary
H. J. Hartman
S. E. Gerber
J. M. Tallman
Ralph Bachman
O. A. Kearney
C. G. Bover
Harry Hovi
Jewell
von Suppe
Gene Paul
Richard Selvie
Lois Richardson
Hayward
Marvin Gard
Jerusalem
Parker
Lucy Bushnell Ambroz
Alford
Johann Strauss
Don Kessler
Washington
Paul Jean Jean
Martha Leksa
Lake
Shrine concert soloists listed in historic program
A long list of soloists appears for a Shrine concert, naming numerous performers such as Dr J R Gardner, H D Hatta, Jack Heskett, William Hushes, Charles Holecek, Don Hessler, Fred Hilen, John Adimo Sr and Jr, Ben Houwhba, Ray Koght, George Mitze, Ben Nek rejs, Harry Mekrejs, Ed Muelfer, Willem McAllen, Dr Far Mc Cleland, Jack Meyer, Thomas Pirnie, Paul E Pepe joy, Bernie Ruston, Roy Schwab, A J Seifert, George Sigmund, H J Smith, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiam Fiezeler
J. R. Gardner
Robert Hach
H. D. Hatta
W R
Hall Jack Heskett
EK. E. Henderson
Charles Holecek
William Hushes
B. Hungerford
D. R. Holcomb
H. Jennings
Eans Helser
Don Hessler
Fred H. Hilen
John Adimo, Sr
John Himo
Hieve
Ben Houwhba
Frank Hoche
Ray Koght
KL Nacerovsky
Dick Loftus
G L
D. Prochasss
Dansid Pret
W. L. Reitz
Alen Richards
W. Richardson
Bernie Ruston
Roy Schwab
A. J. Seifert
George Sigmund
Zelic Sime
H. J. Smith
LC. Stanler
Vince Stogals
AL Swihivan
F. Simpson
Charles Tichy
James Y Tarien
CG Uss
Shrine Soloist From Mount Vernon Featured At Nehir Concert
John Rhmo Jr of Mount Vernon will be a featured soloist in the Nehir Shrine temple concert at the temple today at 3 pm. He is a third season viol player with the St Louis Symphony Orchestra and has studied under Vaclav Jiskra in Chicago, planning a return there late April. The piece includes Beethoven and Haydn selections and notes on his family ties to El Kahir Shrine and artistic pursuits of siblings.
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John Rhmo, Jr
John Rhmo
Mount Vernon
St Lews Symphony Orchestra
Nehir Shrine Temple
Pam
Kilimo
Chicago
Vaclav Jiskra
Sting
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Chicago Civic Orchestra
Mount Vermen
Jiskra
Cornell College
Klime
Die Klime
Jiskre
Sts. Louis
Beethoven
Vladimar Goldschmann
Ilinois
Mussour Cies
Alexander Tansimnann
Mir Hino
el Kahir Shrine
James Hilimo
Vernon
Henry Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway
Mobile
Ala
Key West
Havana
Cuba
Trey
Golden Eagle
Anamosa Woman’s Stolen Car Found Quickly
Mrs. R E Remington reported her car missing at 115 p m Saturday. Police recovered the vehicle about an hour and fifteen minutes later, arrested Charles Kotek 25 of 1018 Ninth Avenue SE, and returned the car despite the owner not recalling the license number. The license was identified by the county treasurer’s office after a motorist reported near-mation, and the car was found on Sixteenth Avenue SW. Kotek admitted the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R E. Remington
Anamosa
Charles Kotek
Ninth Avenue SE
Remingtons Machne
Remington
Tme
Steve Stolba
Jones County Treasurer's Office
Sixteenth Avenue
Kotek
Stolba
Bright GOP prospects eyed for 1936 race in talks
Washington AP reports informal discussions among Col. Frank Knox and Republican Senators about reorganizing the party and possible 1936 nomination against Franklin D. Roosevelt. Knox lunched with Senator Borah and later with Senator Capper to explore new principles, leaders, and a less confrontational path to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colinox
Gridiron Club Banque
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago Daily News
Borah
Train Whistle Speeds Before Bus Collision at Rockville
Engineer J A Shoebridge testified at the railroad inquiry he blew whistle as he passed the Rockville crossing and began bell ringing midway to the crossing. He said speed was 55 to 60 mph, emergency brakes were applied, and he saw a car cross after the impact on the foggy night. Fourteen pupils died in the Williamsport school bus crash.
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Baltimore
Williamsport
Rockville
Reinald Werrenrath Stars In Faust At Coe College
Renowned baritone Reinald Werrenrath, famed Met Opera alum and deans of recital artists, will lead the opera Faust to be staged at Coe College in May. He has headlined major concert tours worldwide and recently starred in Castles of the Air on Broadway. This marks his first touring opera engagement outside New York and Atlanta.
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Reinald Werrenrath
Faust
Coe College Mar
Metropolitan Opera
Broadway
New York
Atlenz, Ge
Witnesses Describe Bodies Found After Train Crash
Testified that a boy and a girl were found beneath wreckage atop the pilot. Other witnesses told railroad officials the crossing signals and warning bells were in operation at the time of the crash.
U S must choose in next war warns commentator
A historical column argues the United States faces a Hobson’s choice between backing European allies or sustaining precarious neutrality as future wars loom. It highlights Japan’s expansion, troubled Philippines status, and the drive of major powers Germany Russia Italy and Japan for absolute power, urging vigilance and readiness.
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UC. S& States
Europe
Neuvels
Jodemed
America
Manchukuo
Japan
United States
Hobson
Philippines
Pacific
Germany
Russia
Italy
Senators to Hear Gen Johnson on NRA
Washington AP A chorus of small business voices urged extending the recovery law as the senate NRA inquiry nears its end with Gen Johnson slated as the final witness. Witnesses for retailers and farmers questioned monopolistic tendencies, while Mortimer Fisher urged scrutiny of over 1 million dollars tied to the cotton garment code authority and its books.
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Senators
Gen. Johnson
NRA
Washington
Senate
Hugh S. Johnson
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Johnson
Mortimer Fisher
Cotton Garment Code Authority
Code Authority
International Association of Garment Manufacturers
Fishel
Revocation Sought for University of Iowa Phi Beta Delta Chapter
National fraternity officers recommend revoking the Iowa chapter charter after a probe in New York headquarters. Twenty three members are suspended for a disorderly house and possible expulsions nationally. Officers allege long standing prostitution and loose morals among students, while noting no university prejudice evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Iowa
Phi Beta Delta Fraternity
New York
Sawidar
Erving Haden
Harold Baer
Annual DeMolay Play To Be Given Tuesday And Wednesday
Cedar Rapids DeMolay chapter presents Skin Deep a three act comedy drama by Fred Marlowe at the community theater Tuesday and Wednesday with Miss Dorothea Dolson in the feminine lead Mandy Adair.Directed by Fred J. Witousek the cast features John Sallach Jack Heskett Robert Beals and more with Rainbow Girls in the cast and a large production team. A limited number of tickets will be sold at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Dolson
Fred Marlowe
Cedar Rapids
Order of DeMolay
Fred J. Witousek
DeMolay
Miss Dolson
Mandy Adair
Ezra Adair
John Sallach
Washington
Dorothy Beals
Simon Hoag
Adair
John Stephen
Sylvia Hoag
Hoag
Cora Hampton
Jitters
Richard Michalicek
Order of Rainbow Girls
Raymond Churchill
Robert Ester
Maurice Estes
Powers Agreement Raises Peace Hopes
Britain France and Italy back a Danubian conference to draft a non aggression pact for Austria and neighbors. The plan seeks Austrian independence, German rearmament limits, and a general non aggression framework with Russia and other Danubian states likely invited. Mussolini supports arming Austria Hungary and Bulgaria to deter German advances.
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Europe
Balkans
Austria
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
Jugoslavia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Mussolini
Poland
Britain
France
Italy
High Waters Threaten Illinois Farmlands
Quincy area residents evacuate Towhead Island as Mississippi floods threaten thousands of acres of wheat. The river fell slightly from Friday’s crest of 14.1 feet, but homes remain at risk and families seek shelter.
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Quincy
Mns
Towhead Island
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Congress Agrees to Slash Farm Interest Rates
Washington insiders report a weekend compromise ending weeks of deadlock on farm relief. The plan cuts rates from 4 to 3 percent for one year and 4 percent for the following two years, saving farmers about 18 million dollars in the next year. The measure expands lending authority, allows 43 year loans, and funds farm property purchases while extending emergency loan act powers for two years.
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Washington
INS
Senate
White House
Gilchrist
Town
House Agriculture Committee
Jones
Texas
Congress
United Brethren Choir To Give Easter Cantata
The United Brethren choir of twenty four voices will perform George B. Nevin's The Crucified on Easter Sunday evening. The program includes nine numbers with three solo parts by Flora Van Kuren Grace Hopkins and James F Cowden Miss Mae Fern Uhlenhopp is accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren’ S
George B. Nevin
The
Flora van Kuren
Grace Hopkins
James F. Cowden
Mae Fern Uhlenhopp
Chinese flyer killed in crash near Chicago
Willie Fong Lee, 20, a Chinese student flyer, died when the Mercury Chick plane he piloted crashed in a field near North Brook on Saturday. Witnesses, including golfers from the nearby Techny course, said Lee appeared to dive from about 2000 feet after taking off minutes earlier from Curtise Wright airport in Glenview.
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Chicago
Willie Fong Lee
Northbrook
Techny
Lee
Curtise Wright
Glenview
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Shrine Band
Palm Sunday
John Klimo, Jr
St. Louis
el Hahir Shrine
Fred H Kiben
E. W Richardson
W. F Vesely
G. L. Lyman
J. R Gardner
Walter Reitz
John Brown
A O Ambroz
Fred Killen
John Kimo
Edwin Hruska
Walt H. Workman
Fred C Henson
Ina Hibbard
S. E. Garber
George Krabrernoft
E D. Manilaw
Vernon Bata
Leo LeFebvre
Clyde Landis
E. Cornell
Clare Youre Nichols
Bert Rickard
Paul Hruska
Gretchen Roy
Fred Arduser
Dancia Arnold
E. D Arnold
Lester Baldwin
J F Beach
E. L. Beezley
L. C. Bell
Lester Bezak
C M. Bradley
J. R Browning
Robert Bryant
Neil Chapman
R. M. Chapman
G. H Cockburn R. Dougan
Charles Dulin
Lowell Dutton
Robert Eckert
Albert Eddy
D. M. Entz
A C Fisher
Harry Foster
Carl Fhermans
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Shrine
Symphony
Lake Nicaragua
Central America
Ibro
H. G. Fassel
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Okinow
Ioc Ee Bil
Hoover
Hastings
Del
Roosevelt
Thom
Herbert Hoover
G.O
Desrous
GOP
Svanegerd
Som Lesders
Frendenv
Fritar
Merriend
Nice
Star Reprarian
Theodore Roosevel Jr
Metianel Republican Club
Toutegat
Wheeling
W. Va
Palo Alto
Cals
Knox
Coe
Reinald Wereenrath
U.S
Sher
NBA
Nat'l
Iowa U
MAYS
ST. SE
Aocore
Craven
Rey Careerea
Stratras
Nector
Maurice Ester
Dale Cripps
Charles Youtzy
Robert Kolarik
Harold Little
Paul Rapoport
Robert Hack
Carl Ettinger
William Watson
Richard Wingert
Claire Nelson
Carl McMoran
Francis Brinkman
Millard Buchanan
Robert Adams
Walton Keller
Donald Johnson
John Smith
George Smith
T. A. Griffin
Robert Beals
Lasswell
Pierre Etienne Flandin
John Simon
Britsh
Siresa
Benito Mussolini
Dmfussolini
Illinois
United Brethren Choir
HILEX
Lée Bottles
Alaska
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