Cedar Rapids Musicians Attend Providence Symphony Meeting
Delegates from Cedar Rapids led by Stevan Smith join sessions at the American Symphony Orchestra League convention in Providence R I. Discussions cover arts councils orchestral programming and budgets with Aaron Copland noting a need for new music to prevent repetitious programming. Cedar Rapids delegates include Mrs Denjecke and Mrs Barthel.
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Ald Key
Everal
Cedar Rapids
American Symphony Orchestra League
Providence
Carugy Ves Kwnull
League
Sioux City
Tts
Arts Conunells
Stevan Smith
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Association
Smith
Aaron Copland
United States
Copland
Louisville
Rockefeller Foundation
Spong Sark
National Symphony Orchestra
Washington
Henry Denjecke
John Barthel
Mrs Donald Key To Be Soloist At Cedar Rapids Concert
Soprano Fatricia Key to be first soloist with Cedar Rapids Municipal band for Sunding evening program at Ellis park at 9 tonight. She will sing two Rachmaninoff songs, then "Summertime" from Porgy and Bess and two numbers from Kiss Me Kate, with a history of local appearances and a link to major Iowa City and Cedar Rapids ensembles.
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Fatricia Key
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
Memorial Union
Iowa City
John
XTC
Stewart Curry
Arthur G. Dove
Arshile Gorky
Marsden Hartley
Bach Bernard Katliel
Walt Kuhn
Parsons College
Yasuo Kuniyoeshi
John Marin
Fairfield
Reginald Marsh
Kenneth Hayes
Miter
John Soun
Wniles
Spencer Ment
Ravioa
Roland Moehlman
Chicago Symphony
Moehlmann
Ravina
Mowat
Cedar Whistling
Altman Rapids
Chicago
Rachmanin Oil
Grazia
Books for self improvement at Cedar Rapids library
New additions include Amateur Painter's Handbook by Taubes Golf Illustrated by Berg Gregg Transcription Simplified by Leslie How To Make Tables Chairs and Dishes by Home Craftsman How To Plain Your Basement and the by Henle How To Plan Your Kitchen by Conway 3 101 Ways To Improve Your Knitting by Abbey Portrait Painting for Beginners by Pratten Remodeling Guide for Home Interiors by Daleell
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Cedar Rapids Public Library
Taubes
Berg
Gregg
Leslie
Home Craftsman Magazine
Henle
Conway
Abbey
Pratten
Daleell
July 4 Big Car Races Set at Hawkeye Gowns Track
The American Legion honors Independence Day with the first night speedway big car races on Hawkeye Gowns half mile track. Hanford Post and All-Iowa fair officials report a $1,000 fireworks display to cap the celebration. The event, under ISA sanction, features reserved grandstand sections and tickets at the All-Town fair office.
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American Legion
Hawkeye Gowns
Hanford Post
Niagara Falls
International Motor Contest Association
All-Town Fair
Chamber of Commerce
Sheridan Elk Treasurer Reelected Since 1899
Al Dielender of Sheridan wins Elk lodge treasurer post for the 20th successive year after first election November 15, 1899, with annual reappointments continuing.
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Sheridan, Wyo
al Dielender
Elks Lodge
Sheridan Elks Lodge
Hawkeye Tournament of Drums to Held in Cedar Rapids
Junior and senior drum and bugle corps compete in the Hawkeye Tournament of Drums in Cedar Rapids on July 21 sponsored by Moose Girls and Cadets. All Cedar Rapids units are under 18, with junior corps limited to under 21 for classification. Proceeds fund further drum corps activity across four Iowa sites this summer.
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Cedar Rapids
Moose
Osage
Kingston Stadium
Iowa
Midwest Drum and Bugle Corps Association
Gowrie
Ft. Dodge
Iowa City
al Courtood
Aenior
Coonrod
Hawaiian entertainer fined for strolling pet lions in Chicago
In Chicago, Hawaiian entertainer Kalenilhua was fined 20 dollars for walking two pet lions on a city street. Judge John T. Zuris scolded the defendant saying the animals belong in a jungle not a city street. He warned the man to leave town with his lions if he quarreled with the city’s hospitality.
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Chicago
Kalenilhua
John T. Zuris
Kalanilhua
Anonymous donor urged to sign $20 check
The Rhode Island Churchman reports the Episcopal charities fund does not object to anonymous gifts but asks the donor of $20 to identify himself long enough to sign the check for the front page story.
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Providence, A. 1
Episcopal Charities Fund
Rhode Island
Episcopal Organ
United Fund Drive Study Committee Set To Meet
A six member study committee from Cedar Rapids will meet Thursday noon at the Roosevelt hotel for a luncheon. The group, drawn from the Public Welfare Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce and the Solicitations Review committee, will elect officers and discuss contacting agencies and major contributors regarding a United Fund drive.
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United Fund Drive
United Fund
Specar Rapids
Roosevelt Hotel
Public Welfare Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar ‘S Rapidsolicitations Review Committee
Cedar Rapids-Marion
James L. Cooper
William B. Quarton
Richard M. Miller
William IL Schulte
Browner Fined for Liquor Violations in Greensboro
John W. Browner paid $230 of a $300 liquor law fine and testified in US district court before resuming the legitimate liquor trade. His enterprise received a six month sentence for the violation and related acts.
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Chain Reaction
Greensboro
N.C
John W. Browner
US District Court
Egal
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Gar Rapids
By Don
Tween
Dimitri Mitropoulos
New York
Donald Key
Kong Peach Civico Opera Company
Mrs. Key
Soldust
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
University of Town
Beethoven Club
Christian Science Churches
Whiten
Towa City
Eugene Ormany
Pierre Monteux
Adgronip Capitan
Copeland
Leonard Bernstin
Arthur Fiedler
Clude Marion Anderson
Rudolph Summertime
Serkin
Zino Francescatti
Byron Sola
Gershwin Janis
Jennie Tourel
Jan Peerce
Wunderbar
Porter Walter Gieseking
Porter
Claude Fandango
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Kantwet
Storkline
Babyland
First Avenue
Dia
Lisle
Reichle
Mrs. Donald Key
Dodge A
Handler
Second Ave
Eighth Street
Semaeaman Aoe Seabet
ESSE
Omen Remmang
Handler's
Tion
Smart New
Plymouth
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