Play Is Well Received by Coe Audience
Coe college audiences enjoyed the Wednesday opening night of Shaw’s Candida at the college playhouse. Eugene Marchbanks fells in love with Candida and Angeline Thomas delivers Prossy with crisp remarks. William Mehegan as Morrell and Donald Gunn as Burgess contribute strong performances in a witty theatric exploration of love and choice.
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Coe College Playhouse
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
Eugene Marchbanks
Candida
Malcolm Gunn
Proctor
William Mehegan
James Morrell
Morrell
Frosty
Miss Pressy
Angeline Thomas
Prossy
Mr. Burgess
Donald Gunn
Marchbanks
Candida Bea
Mr. Shaw
Marchbanks Exit Prompt Sparks Reflection
In Marchbanks' exit remark the note prompts reflection on recent events. Performances of “Can dida” will be given Thursday and Friday nights at 8 15. Reservations may be made by phoning Coe college 3 2611 extension 11.
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Marchbanks
Phoning Coe College
Republicans and Truman End Nonpartisan Washington Meeting
President Truman met with the congressional big six in the White House to discuss nonpartisan issues including war surplus disposition and the Maritime Commission renewal. Sen. Vandenberg reported a productive, goodwill atmosphere and said the group will reconvene at the President's option. Leaders White Martin Hallerack Barkley Rayburn participated.
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Washington
Truman
Congressional
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
White House
Obert Littlejohn
Vandenberg
Senate
Maritime Commission
White
Maine
House
Martin
Mass
Halleck
Ind
Barkley
Rayburn
Texas
Bill To Continue Excises Offered In Congress
Washington AP says a bill by Representative Grant of Indiana, from the ways and means committee, aims to ease cutting individual income taxes. The measure won priority over other tax legislation.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Aviation Subcommittee Probes Air Crash Safety
Senate Commerce Committee Chairman White announces a subcommittee will investigate air travel safety and the causes of recent crashes. The inquiry aims to assess aviation safety standards and prevent future incidents.
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Senate
Subcommittee
Washington
White
Senate Commerce Committee
Coggon Man Fined $40 In Accident Case
Robert O Hara of near Coggon was fined $40 in Justice H R Churchill's court after pleading guilty to three charges from an accident. He received $25 for leaving the scene without identifying himself and $10 for assault and battery.
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Robert O’hara
Coggon
Justice H. R. Churchill
T. O'Hara
Driving offense and crash cited in incident report
A driver received a 1 dollar and 5 cent fine for operating without a chauffeur license after his car, driven by O Hara, crashed into the porch at Henry Smith’s home. The crash toppled a porch post before the driver pursued toward Center Point where he overpowered another person and sustained a bruised eye during the ensuing altercation, as Whittemore described.
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O’hara
Henry Smith
Center Point
Whittemore
Cotton gins exceed eleven thousand across the United States
The nation counts more than 11,000 cotton gins in operation nationwide, reflecting widespread cotton processing capability and regional agricultural infrastructure.
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United States
Recruiters Announce Five Army Enlistments
Five regular army enlistments were announced by recruiters in the Federal building. The men were inducted Wednesday at Fort Omaha Nebraska. Recruits include J P Burt Robert Hite Mee Edward F Steil Harold C Avenarius and Edward W Schulte of City Wisconsin and Du and City Wisconsin.
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Federal
Fort Omaha
Neb
J P. Burt
Robert Hite
Edward F. Steil
Harold C Avenarius
Edward W. Schulte
City
Wis
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