Vespers Start Next Sunday at Memorial Coliseum
Five part vesper series opens next Sunday at Memorial Coliseum Cedar Rapids Public Schools personnel present concert begins at 3 p m Violin soloist Ruth Mary Needham Wilson high school and Roosevelt McKinley Harrison Tyler students contribute instrumental and vocal groups Art exhibit by all public schools Arch ie Bauman directs art display Joyce Gault attends as accompanist with a Northwestern master’s degree Needham has performed with Des Moines Drake symphonies Mayo Clinic string quartet and Hormel Girls Caravan feature shows
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Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids Public Schools
Bem
John E. Hutchings
Ccoliseum
Archie Bauman
Ruth Mary
Needham
Wilson High School
Roosevelt
McKinley
Harrison and
Tyler
Miss Needham
Drake University
Northwestern
Des Moines
Drake Symphony Orchestra
Burrall Symphony Orchestra
Stephens College
Columbia
Oberlin College of Music
Ohio
John Donnelly
Cedar Rapids
J. Rudolph Peterson
Minneapolis Symphony
Robert Quick
Northwestern University
Nedham
Hormel Girls Caravan
Joyce Gault
Roosevelt High School
Miss Gault
New Hampton
Iowa State Teachers College
Oct 26 Program at Roosevelt and McKinley Schools
Readily readable items show a student era concert series with upcoming dates Nov 18 Jan 18 Feb 8 and March 8 following next Sunday vesper. The Oct 26 program includes Roosevelt band directed by R Cedric Anderson and several choruses with pieces ranging from The Star Spangled Banner to Mexican folk songs and a Wieniawski violin solo.
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Smith
Roosevelt Band
R. Cedric Anderson
Louis Boyer
Klaxon
Fillmore
Harrison Elementary Chorus
Florence Culvert
Loomis
Bonnie
Plaza
Madelein Kauffman
Dinah
McKinley
Shalom Chaverim
Malette
Ruth Mary Needlam
Wieniawski
Tyler Elementary Chorus
Ethel Nicola
Paul Anthony
Ralph Williams
Noble Cain
Jean Sibelus
Norman North
America
Carey
City Market Extends Hours Through Thanksgiving
Cedar Rapids market will stay open until Thanksgiving per Marketmaster Carla MecQuiston. The holiday falls on Thursday November 27. Stalls operate Tuesday and Wednesday before the day, with regular hours 6 30 to 11 30 am on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Garden produce cloth goods and fancy work are for sale.
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Cedar Rapids
Carla MecQuiston
McQuiston
Oxygen Dispenser Aids Athletes Recovery
A new portable oxygen unit called the Vitalator from Mine Safety Apparatus Company aids athletes by delivering oxygen after exertion. The device, with a six foot hose and half mask, speeds heart and respiratory recovery by about 39 percent versus normal air.
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Pittsburgh
INS
The
Mine Safety Apparatus Company
Press Editors Say Campaign Coverage Under Heavy Strain
Washington editors from leading papers warned that 1952 campaign coverage faced unprecedented pressure from both sides. They cited partisan reactions, debate over objectivity, and the challenge of balancing space for speeches with readers’ expectations amid Cold War anxieties.
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
J. Donald Ferguson
The
Milwaukee Journal
Truman
Sen. Taft
Opium Seizure On British Vessel in Philadelphia Raid
U S customs agents boarded the British oil tanker Silverdate on docking Sunday and seized 112 pounds of opium valued at over a million dollars on the narcotics market. Michael J Bradley collector of the port led the raid and two Chinese crewmen were arrested and charged.
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Philadelphia
U. S
Michael J. Bradley
Clark Refuses to Yield on Parleys at Panmunjom
Gen. Clark in Tokyo rejects resumption of armistice talks at Panmunjom unless forced repatriation of prisoners is dropped. He deems North Korea and China’s latest letter invalid as a basis for resuming delegation meetings. The U N called an indefinite recess Oct 8 after Reds rejected allied exchange plans.
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Russia
Virginius Dabney
Richmond Times Dispatch
Ike
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Dwight Young
Dayton Journal Herald
Journal Herald
Herald
James Cox
Ohio
Tokyo
Clark
Panmunjom
Red High Command
U. N
Kim Hi Sung
North Korea
Peng Teh-huai
Korea
Sea Scholar Drifts Atlantic On Tiny Raft
French scientist Dr. Alain Bombard began a 5000 mile Atlantic crossing from Las Palmas toward the West Indies aboard a small raft. He plans a 50 day voyage living on raw fish, plankton, and distilled sea water, drifting from Casablanca to the Canaries.
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Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Alain Bombard
West Indies
Casablanca
Morocco
Opium Smuggling Probe Tangles Seafaring Crew Members
Authorities questioned two Chinese crew members, Ah Tay and Choy Peng, after a search tied to alleged narcotics trafficking. Captain C. E. B. Edgar reportedly found 50 pounds of opium in the ship’s safe during the voyage and radio alerts led police to the pier as the ship docked.
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Ah Tay
Choy Peng
Bradley
C. EB. Edgar
Silverdale
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