The Crusaders Orchestra Concert Review and Cast List
Readable program notes describe Teadey b Night and The First Primrose selections with Grieg arias, plus Scherzo, The Tickling Trio, and Edelita by Krones. Listed are conductor William Baker and featured soloists Gloriatt and Miss Weigel, plus a full band roster across strings brass woodwinds and percussion.
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Grieg
Gloriatt
Miss Weigel
Robert
Leigh Ei
Martin
Niles
Theestra
Wilson
Alvin
James An
Jacob
Krones
Crusaders
Buchtel
March
Bigelow
William Baker
Ketelbey
Chenette
John Christianson
Wayne Smith
Jerry Saterak
Ene
Mien
Ranklin Eaumann
E Gutzel
Sephen
Aahl
Paula Luce
Forseth
Elizabeth Abbott
Joan Huston
Sylvia Nanscawen
Jessie McDo
Louis Webster
Ann Pishaw
Eth Olson
Nancy Franz
Robert Miner
Patty Wuest
Bruce Ranis
Donna Affeldt
Mary Woehrmann
Robert Whitworth
James Benz
James Kinney
Lloyd Becraft
Ronnie Seitz
Charlotte Peterson
Marion Olson
William Shogren
Roger Sorenson
Pat Stover
Dale Swanson
Mary Lou Weigel
Jackie Spreuer
Sharon Fla
Kaerine Harbecke
Katherine
Arlan Ostreng
Jeanne Quain
Judy Guggenbuehl
Joyce Imbs
Judy Jansky
Jane Gillette
Kay Tryggestad
Karen Nelsestuen
Anita Bellows
Kay Billings
Marian Rybold
Joanne Hayden
Patty Stover
Ronnie
Louis Olson
Kenneth Larson
Mary Koues Sammy Lorenz
William Zener
David Whipple
Dan Heather
Robert Hap
Douglas Michaels
Ackie Spreurer
Nancy Bion
Richard Jedt
John Solie
Darryll Becker
Jerry Saterbak
Veterans Group Urges UN Action to End Korean War
The American Veterans of World War II, a 48 000 member group, urged the United Nations to use every effort to end the Korean fighting through negotiations. At its fifth annual convention in New York, the AVC endorsed civilian control of the armed forces and supported President Truman's removal of General MacArthur.
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New York
United Nations
AVC
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United Na
Pres. Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Two Crashes Reported In Stoddard Area
In VIROQUA Wisconsin a Sunday accident near Stoddard involved two cars. Clair Gulsteng 18 sustained a minor injury while Wilbur Heart of Stoddard and another occupant were not hurt. Both vehicles were damaged in a head on collision and a physician was summoned.
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Viroqua
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Clair Gulsteng
Eieeocinen
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Wilbur
Stodboth
Children Going To Camp Object To Local Appeal
In Dells Wisconsin a group of children attending a camp object to a local appeal over rules and scheduling. Affected families and organizers await resolution as community leaders review the case and potential changes to camp activities.
Advice to the 1950 graduates from Hal Boyle’s poor man philosopher
A newspaper columnist known as the poor man's philosopher drafts advice for graduates. He contemplates messages to the 1951 June class then pivots to offering guidance to a 1950 graduate already a year out, urging steady effort, learning by doing, and patience for payoff while noting the value of long-term growth over quick hits. The piece ends with a humorous reflection on giving advice to earlier classes.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Aha Sinusad and
Acto
Boyle
Joe
Answers To Questions From The Haskin Service
A reader queries topics from world borders to boxing belts and ocean depths. The exchange notes approximate global boundaries at around 100000 miles, belt ownership remains with the champion, Arctic depths reach 17850 feet and South Pacific depths 14274 feet, sapphire ranks second to diamond in hardness.
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South Polar
Arctic
Antarctic
South Pacific
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