Music notes critique on World Fair concert halls
The piece recalls past editorials railing against the World Fair’s lack of music venues and predicts poor impact. It notes a 3,100 seat concert hall, 800 seat theatre, 5,000 seat arena, and 12,000 seat stadium with 106 events from dance to Stravinsky. It contrasts Folk and Jazz festivals and cites fashion and youth songs as lowbrow offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Ameri
New York World
Stravinsky
Fair
Best Sellers List Collates Spy, War, Memoir Titles
The top selling books include John Le Carre The Spy Who Came In From The Cold Frederick Forsyth style thriller signals. Armageddon by Leon Uris covers global crisis. Candy by Henderson Southern and Michael Hoffenberg appears among popular reads.
Stories By Cozzens Review Highlights Mixed Short Tales
A critical look at Cozzens The stories span two war-tinted Civil War pieces and youth reminiscences set in Maine New England society. The collection also includes glossy corporate set pieces and sharper dialogues that critics argue drift from his strengths.
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Maine
New England
Germany
New Hotel
Bull Run
Dolbier
Great War Leaders Learn From Hard War Debates
London report recalls Asquith Kitchener Lloyd George and Churchill shaping WWI policy. It notes Asquith's liberal debate tradition, Kitchener's wartime secretary role and charisma, Lloyd George's drive, and Churchill's early mobilization and wartime exile from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
Admiralty
England
Hoover Adored as Respected Leader on 90th Birthday
The piece portrays Herbert Hoover as a revered national figure approaching his 90th birthday. It notes admiration from many Americans, honors from Congress and the White House, and his reduced health with limited public activity. It recalls his post presidency work, honors accepted or declined, and a personal glimpse into his later years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Adams
Herbert Hoover
Herbert Clark Hoover
Congress
Capitol
White House
Hoover
Adams
Waldorf Towers
Gorden Cooper
Bookmobile Route Schedule For Week
Weekly bookmobile stops listed by day with times ranging 9 30 to 4 45. Locations include College Village Shopping Center Southgate Shopping Center Oberlin Drive Eastwood Rockspring Eaton Brantley Farriss Hedrick Ashe Oakwood Rotary Ridgecrest Ragan Woodbury Worth Clara Cox Circle Willard Wendell Daniel Brooks Homes.
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College Village
Kennedy
Carr
Wrightenberry
Lincoln Drive
Overbrook
Emerywood
Southgate
Oberlin Drive
Eastwood
Rockspring Road
Eaton Place
Brantley Circle
Farriss
Hedrick
Ashe
Oakwood
Rotary
Ridgecrest
Ragan
Willard Street
Gordon
Elwood
Wendell
Daniel Brooks
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Ada
Uris
Southern and Hoffenberg
Knebel and Bailey
Julian
Vidal
Hemingway
Wise
Ross Harlow
Shulman
John F. Kennedy
Salinger
Vanocur
Murphy
Cozzens
Cuba
John O'Hara
London
Asquith
Oxford
John Stuart Mill
Lord Kitchener
Khartoum
East
David Lloyd George
Western Front
Ganizations
World Rehabilitation Fund
Michigan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Josephus Dan
Seon Re
Sents
Cathy
P.S
Britain
France
Sir John French
Pet
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