Teaching and playing music in Cedar Rapids profiled
The Arts in Cedar Rapids profiles Prof. Max Daehler of Coe College, a 38 year veteran pianist and teacher. He balances performance with teaching, citing renewed interest through music. He recalls past concerts, a 20th century recital, and recent steps to teach beginners works by Bartok, noting Cedar Rapids now values higher quality music.
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Donald Key
Max Daehler
Coe College
Daehler
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Ravel
Coe
Daehier
Dar Rapids
Bartok
On Guard Against Communism in Music Circles
Swiss born Prof. Daehler and conductor Bernhard Stavenhagen are cited as teachers. The article details Communist propaganda efforts to expand the Daily Worker and People's World circulation, notes state targets from New York to California, mentions Christmas cards from a pro-Communist group, and outlines Daehler’s European training and late Chicago relations.
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Dick McSmear
Cedar Rapids Art Association to Open Braque Exhibit
An exhibition of eight prints by Braque, sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Art Association, will open with a coffee reception from 7 to 8 30 p.m. tomorrow at the public library art gallery. Cedar Rapids soprano Rose Marie Jun, a Fulbright scholar with operatic study in Rome in 1959, was soloist at the New Hampshire Music Festival last summer and gave a duo recital December 1 at the Institute of International Education in New York City.
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Coe Ie Harlin
Braque
Cedar Rapids Art Association
Art Gallery of the Public Library
Cedar Rapids
Rose Marie Jun
al. Fulbright
Rome
New Hampshire
Institute of International Education
New York City
Pistol and Pencil Run Robbery at Louisville Grocery
In Louisville a pistol and a pencil helped two bandits steal 262 dollars from a grocery. One thief drew a gun while the other wrote this is a holdup on a pad, then they seized the cash, forced owner A. B. Bernard into the basement and fled.
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Louisville
A. B. Bernard
Bernard
Fea
Stole Own Radio Lands Man in 30 Day Jail
Grand Rapids, Michigan police report Fauh Whitlock served a 30 day jail sentence for stealing his own radio. He pawned the radio to a friend for two dollars and then two days later broke into the friend’s apartment and reclaimed the radio.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Fauh Whitlock
Whitlock
Teacher Still Paid After Loss of Students in Humbug
In Ipay California the Humbug elementary teacher Marie Ward sits out this school year with a $4 480 contract while the district loses three pupils after fires drove families away The district attorney says the county must pay Mrs Ward her salary despite no students enrolled.
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Reka
Calif
INS
Humbug Elementary
Marie Ward
Crea
Floyd Merrill
Stl
Ward
Exclusive Town of San Marino Calif Smog Soars Above Gatekeepers
San Marino a wealthy Los Angeles suburb with 13 000 residents bans bars mortuaries second hand stores and movie theaters. liquor stores supply 609 000 yearly. Churchs admitted after 26 years. Police two per 1000 population patrol crossings. Huntington Library and Gallery home to a Gutenberg Bible and Gainsborough. Kathy Fiscus rescue tale from 1949 marked the era. Only 190 vacant lots remain as smog belt halos the exclusive community.
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Graham Berey
San Marino
Calif
Los Angeles
United States
Robert Séares Bays
Huntington Drive
San Ma
Kathy
Railiroad
Henry E. Huntington
George Patton
Los Angeles Area
Besidze
Gunman Takes Money After Quick Look At Till
An armed robber held up two drug store clerks as about a dozen shoppers moved about. Clerk Craig Swanson offered bills from the register and the bandit, noticing a remaining one dollar bill and three rolls of pennies, asked for them before attempting to flee.
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Omaha
Craig Swanson
Mule drives fast sale at Kentucky dealer car trade
Hazard Kentucky AP reports Nancy a mule with sales appeal becomes central to a dealer trade. Steve Reaves plans to swap the animal for a car as the unusual sale unfolds.
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Hazard, Ky
Nancy
Steve Reaves
Car dealer sells Nancy in town exchange tale
In a rural town, old car dealer Taulbee described Nancy as a "little mule" who drew buyers. Steve and Taulbee chatted before Reaves drove off in a 1941 model car while Taulbee used a sale sign on cars. Joe Neuce then walked by, liked Nancy, and bought her.
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Steve
Ancien Reaves
Taulbee
Nancy
Joe Neuce
Police Uncover Woman Dead At Funeral Home
Pittsburgh report says a dead woman was found at a residence and investigators confirmed the finding, then directing responders to a funeral home where she lay.
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Pittsburgh
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