High Point Concert Group Names Three Top Attractions
The High Point Community Concert Association selected three headliners for the 1949 50 series at a Sheraton hotel meeting. Robert Shaw Chorale will headline with Rosa rio and Antonio a Spanish dance duo and pianist plus guitarist. Paul Makovsky the awaited violinist rounds out the slate to be scheduled for December January or February 1950.
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RCA _ Victor record
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National Broadcasting Company
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Serge Koussevitzky
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New York
Duke Gardens in Bloom Draws Thousands Nationwide
The Sarah P. Duke Memorial Gardens at Duke University are in full bloom attracting thousands from across the state and nation. The piece notes era detail about insects, purple finches and hummingbird nests, and references Mark Twain's Huckleberry Finn set on the Mississippi.
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Association membership sale promises top art series
A good sale of memberships enables the association to select from a wide variety of artists. Officials say the chosen lineup will offer local patrons their best series in the association’s history.
Frank Graham Shifts North Carolina Politics to Washington
In Chapel Hill April 9 the era of University of North Carolina President Frank Porter Graham entering the Senate is examined. Graham, small in stature but called a giant by peers, joins Kerr Scott and other southern leaders amid debates on civil rights labor and foreign policy. He pledges general support for Truman programs while weighing specifics. a history of academic freedom and coalition building marked his ascent.
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Minnesota ore ships total statement and ostrich claim
Minnesota's 1947 ore shipments reached 62,131,362 tons. An unrelated note claims the ostrich is the fastest creature on two legs.
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Senators to Visit Danville Leaf s for Exhibition Game
Washington Senators will tour the South Region meeting a Carolina League club next week. They will stop in Danville on Wednesday to play the Leafs at 2 30 P M as Martinsville rests.
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Washington Senators
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Durham Woman Sets New Bowling Record
Maxine Allen of Durham North Carolina set a world record in the women's all events of the National Duck Pin tournament with a score of 1221. She topped the previous world best and achieved the new mark in Norfolk Virginia.
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