Thirteen Enter Competition for Coe Scholarship
Eighteen high school seniors from the Midwest are chosen to compete for the George W Bryant Scholarship at Coe college. They will undergo interviews and testing on campus next Monday with final selection by the Coe scholarship committee and a June winner announcement. The four year award covers all college expenses and is renewable based on academic and citizenship record.
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Midwest
George W. Bryant
Cee College
George Bryant
Coe
Iowa
Aloo
Final Cedar Rapids Symphony concert features Da Costa Wagner tenor
Operatic tenor Albert da Costa headlines the Cedar Rapids Symphony season finale in Cae auditorium under Henry Denecke. His Wagner and Verdi arias draw strong audience praise, while Mozart and Saint Saens works reveal a polished chamber and full-orchestra blend. The 1,000 listeners rise for an enthusiastic curtain call.
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Donald Key
Garitle
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Cae
Albert da Costa
Avex
Henry Denecke
da Costa
Wagner
Walther
Il Trovatore
Metropolitan Opera
Denecke
Symphony
Mozart
Qohbin Rat
Joseph Suchomel
Patricia Mochlmann
Joan Ringoen
Trench
Janet McCloskey
Saint- Saens
Deneeke
Iudience
Lasling
Instrumental Family lecture moved to Marshall Hall 106
The fifth lesson in Car's Vocabulary of the Arts series on The Instrumental Family shifts from Coe auditorium to Marshall Hall 106 for Wednesday's class. Prof. Stanley Vesely Jr. will lead with illustrations of instrumental techniques and tonal coloring from records. Advanced students will demonstrate woodwind and string instruments.
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Car
Coe Auditorium
Marshall Hall
Stanley Vesely, Jr
Cancer Crusade Near Two Thirds Of Goal In Linn County
The Linn County Cancer Crusade reports 66.2 percent of a $34,000 target. To file final reports, the Crusade office will stay open through Friday, announced Tuesday by Mrs. James Sigmund the Crusade secretary. The Peoples Church headquarters will operate 2 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. The group thanks the church for facility use but must vacate after Friday to clear the area.
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Linn County Cancer Crusade
James Sigmund
Crusade
Peoples Church
Memo for Men on Keeping Promises at Home
A short notice advises men to set an alarm clock as a reminder when they promise to pick up their wife or kids. It warns about getting engrossed in a TV program or house work and forgetting. The message is presented as a dated copyright piece from the New York Herald Tribune.
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Bert Bacharach
New York
Erald ‘Tribune Lac
Crusade credits exceed set goal at Linn County drive
Volunteers from the Linn County Medical Assistants Association assisted with auditing contributions that reached 22,517 dollars, 66.2 percent of the 34,000 dollar goal. Crusade leaders expect the target to be met once remaining reports are completed, possibly by Friday.
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Sigmund
Linn County Medical Assistants Association
Sigmunds
Foreign Students Palisades Picnic At Coe Campus
About 34 overseas college students will roast a pig for supper at a Palisades park picnic on Sunday at 4 30 p m. Sponsored by the Cosmopolitan club at Coe College the event draws students from Coe Cornell and Mercy colleges with staff from Mercy and St Luke's hospitals and families of hosts invited.
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Palisades Park
Cosmopolitan Club
Coe College
Coe
Cornell
Mr. Mercy
Mercy
St. Luke’s Hospitals
Four Nominees Rejected Again by Iowa Senate
PES MOINES INS The Republican controlled Iowa senate twice rejected four appointments submitted by Democratic Gov. Herlsehel Loveless. Loveless resubmitted the four names after the first rejection and said he would keep doing so until the senate approves them or adjourns. The four include Trene Maell j Smith, Ottumwa Democrat.
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PES Moines
INS
Iowa
Senate
Herlsehel Loveless
Loveless
Drew
Trene Maell J Smith
Ottumwa
Iowa Boards Confirm Social Welfare and Liquor Roles
The Iowa legislature confirmed several appointments. Indiana M. Ocampo will serve a six year term on the Board of Social Welfare, with Mrs. Smith and Adcock among nominees. Hebert L. Brice and Cecil Malone, both Democrats, were named to four year terms on the Iowa Highway Commission. Confirmation would give Democrats a majority on the social welfare and liquor commissions.
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Nome
Iciano M. Ocampo
Board of Social Welfare
Homer
Cief
Adcock
Des Moines
Cecil Malone
Atlantic
Iowa Highway Commission
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