Spivakovsky Excels With Mendelssohn and Bartok Violin Program
The Russian born violinist displayed peak precision and beauty in Mendelssohn Con certo in E minor and exhibited even tone in Beethoven Kreutzer Presto. His recital included Copland Ukulele Serenade Bartok Romanian Folk Dances Bizet Carmen themes and three encores with Ravel Kreisler and Sarasate pieces.
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Spivekovsky
Mendelssohn
Viotti
Copland
Bartok
Bizet
Spivakovsky
Sarasate
Ravel
Kreisler
Good Neighbor of ’46 Takes First Honeymoon Trip
Irene D. Andersen, a graduate nurse and Irene, South Dakota resident, recalls her marriage 23 years ago and her long service helping neighbors. Now married 46 years? She moved from Jasper Minnesota to Irene where her husband serves as depot agent and fire chief. She has aided hundreds, trudging through night to assist until doctors arrive from nearby towns, earning praise from a flood of grateful townspeople and 138 signers in a note of thanks.
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Irene
Hollywood
March of Dimes
Marshall, Inn
Encore Time Brings Familiar Note at Violin Concert
Irving Owen assisted accurately at the piano easing the mood as the violinist faced the encore. The performance balanced solemnity with a hint of gaiety, reflecting the program’s refined mood.
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Irving Owen
Labor-Management Conference at Coe College with The Gazette
Coe college and The Gazette sponsor a Labor-Management Conference running January 28 to February 25. Five lectures by leaders from both sides with a fee of 2.50, payable in person or by mail at the Coe business office. Registration at the door in Coe chapel January 28 at 8 p.m. features Dr. Ordway Tead Io editor of books on economics, with speakers Kermit Eby CIO Robert Watt AFL Whipple Jacobs NAM and Senator Wayne Morse. The fee remains the same for all lectures.
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Ion
Coe Business
Coe Chapel
P.m
Ordway Tead
Kermit Eby
CIO
Robert Watt
AFL
Whipple Jacobs
NAM Board
Wayne Morse
Senate Labor Committee
Fee
Good Neighbor of 1946 Contestant Selection
A local page highlights a contestant among 260 entries for the Good Neighbor of 1946 event, noting their nomination and the ongoing judging process.
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Nn Nee Pal
Gage to Speak at Lilley Installation Service
Dr. Harry M. Gage former Coe College president will speak on Getting into Line with the Future at the installation of Dr. Theodore G. Lilley at First Presbyterian church at 7 30 p m Friday Rev Ralph B Colton presides Others taking part include Dr Robert Little Rev Andrew E Kurth Dr James B Hodgson Dr Eric L Clitheroe and Dr David I Berger all connected to Coe College or Dubuque University.
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Harry M. Gage
Coe College
Theodore G. Lilley
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph B. Colton
Sinclair Memorial Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Robert Little
First Church
Andrew E. Kurth
Westminster Presbyterian Church
James B. Hodgson
Eric L. Clitheroe
David I. Berger
Coe
Dubuque University
Trumanesque Walk Past Pickets For Blossom Time Show
President and Mrs. Truman and their daughter Margaret attended a performance of Blossom Time at the National Theater, walking past pickets testing the theater's policy on admitting African Americans.
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Washington
Truman
Garet
National Theater
Sever
Acheson to Stay in Post for Several Months
Washington AP report states Secretary of State Dean Acheson will remain in his post for several months after being persuaded by President Truman and former Secretary James F. Byrnes. The piece notes ongoing questions about leadership and policy during the interim.
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Acheson
Washington
Truman
James F. Byrnes
Needless Fear from Edgar A. Guest Poet Feature
A fragment from a Edgar A. Guest poem discusses fear of the future. It contrasts the sages warning of decline with youthfulness dreams and the view that the world has never truly fallen apart, despite persistent pessimism.
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Edgar A. Guest
the Poet of
the People
Two Heroes Win Carnegie Awards for Heroic Drowning Rescues
An Illinois boy's fast rescue by Edward Farrell and his wife Theresa led to a Carnegie citation for both. a Pennsylvania clergyman, the Rev. Doverspike, died saving 10 year old Stephen Huggins from a drainage sluice in Albany Illinois. Farrell battled exhaustion to help the Knowltons and bring them to safety. Doverspike swam to Stephen, lifted him, then held on as the boy clung to him and they moved toward shore despite strong currents. The rescues occurred during July 4 incidents on Lake Michigan and a drainage outlet respectively.
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Pittsburgh
Illinois
Lake Michigan
Pennsylvania
Edward F. Ton
Railroad
Theresa
Highland Park
Edward
Farrell
Knowlton
Doverspike
Stephen
St Louis Native Linked to Matteotti Murder Testimony
Cesare Rossi testified in Rome that Amerigo Dumini, a St Louis native, killed Giacomo Matteotti in 1924 to punish him for opposing Benito Mussolini. Rossi’s account ties Dumini to a broader fascist plot and the political upheaval surrounding Matteotti’s death.
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Rome
Cesare Rossi
Fascist Party
Amerigo Dumini
St. Louis
Giacomo Matteotti
Rossi
Dumini
Matteotti
Benito Mussolini
Mussolini Regime Faces Trial As Matteotti Murder Tied
Rossi testifies in Rome that police executed Matteotti killing behind his back. He names Giovanni Marinelli as the Mussolini era organizer and alleges the order came after the armistice. The case centers on missing Matteotti associates and the impact on Italian politics.
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Mussolini
Rossi
Matteotti
Giovanni Marinelli
Fascist Party
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Laura Wheeler
Simon
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
West
Randolph Street
Chicago
Ill
Cedar Rapids Salon
327 Avenue
FELT
Quaker Service
Congoleum
Iowa
First Avenue
L. A. Dvorak
Just
the Gazette
Trumans
Saath
McConkie
Variety Store
Valentines
Mello-D
Dairies
Atwood's
Lagomarcino-Grape Co., Dist
Smulekoff
Jewelry
Keepsake Clifton
Keepsake
Tioga
Euclid
Barker
I Mt
The
Waries
Barkers
Second Street
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