Young Pianists Offer Hour Of Music Pleasure
John Kelson and Martha Phillips, pupils of Grace Finley, gave a piano recital at Huron College Chapel. Phillips handled Haydn Variations and Respighi Notturno with nuance. Kelson impressed in Beethoven Opus 27 No. 1 and Debussy Arabiques. Duo piano numbers featured Myra Hess as a benchmark in Bach Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring.
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Grace Finley
Huron College Chapel
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Myra Hess
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Two Pianists Render Transcriptions With Precision and Flair
The program featured a piano transcription of the original score and an equally beautiful two piano arrangement. The calm precision proved accessible for the pair as they navigated Chopi n's G flat major Etude in duet. The final rhapsodic Kreisler Caprice Monnois-W. showcased Liszt like flair.
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Churchill To Speak Friday Afternoon Broadcast Likely
Prime Minister Churchill is expected to recap Allied North Africa victory and discuss aims of his Roosevelt talks in a 9 p.m. Washington broadcast. The BBC announced plans for the address. The London News Chronicle suggested a possible joint Congress session.
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Plywood Bomb Racks for Munitions Plants Built of 15 Ply
Bomb racks for munitions plants nationwide are being constructed from 15 ply plywood, bonded with a cold press soybean glue.
FDA Suspends May Beef Slaughter Quotas
FDA suspends temporary beef slaughter quotas and increases for May to ease local shortages. Langkop says increases targeted emergency needs and that many farm slaugh terers remain under FDA order 27. Petitions will determine permanent quotas, with ongoing operations for those affected.
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State Food Distribution Administration
Landon predicts defeat of Roosevelt in 1944
Alf Landon, former Republican nominee, told reporters in Minneapolis that war or peace the president can and will be defeated in 1944. He said Republicans and many Democrats oppose a life term for Roosevelt and urged voting freedom as the four freedoms are fought for at home and abroad. He offered no clear nominee choice. Botany students depart Huron College for Black Hills field trip led by Dr. Raymond Greb with three sophomores aboard. Pierre reports an Abstractor named Paul M. Riten appointed to the board of examiners by Governor Sharpe.
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British Sheep Bear Two Lamb Crops In Year
New York England reports surprise sheep producing two lamb crops per year due to a pituitary follicle stimulating hormone from pregnant mares. The hormone, injected to stimulate follicles, allows year round lambing and could increase meat supply. Caution advised about potential effects on cows.
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Duce's Gruff Plea Astonishes Hitler
STOCKHOLM May 13 A Goteborg Handels Tidning report says Mussolini sent a peremptory demand to Hitler for anti air craft artillery and planes to defend Malta. The tone of the demand reportedly astonished Hitler's headquarters and caused surprise among German circles.
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