Aquinas High to Feature 54-Voice Concert Band and Guest Soloist
The Aquinas high school Spring concert showcases a 54 member concert band with 160 voices and guest flute soloist Edward Putnick from Chicago. The program includes Sibelius Finlandia and a six piece band set plus choral pieces conducted by Sister Agnes Clare in the Aquinas auditorium.
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Chicago
Aquinas High School
Een
Walter Daniels
Aquinas
Patrick
Edward Patnick
Henri Tomasi
Oaly
Putnick
Iago Chamber Orchestra
Northwestern University
Agnes Clare
Jean Sibelius
Finlandia
Noel Coward
Forrest Buchtel
Joseph Skomicka
J. J. Richards
Pilgrimage to Honor Goethe Marks 200th Birth Anniversary
Frankfurt hosts an international scientists congress August 24 to 26 honoring Johann Wolfgang Goethe. More than 200 scientists from the United States South America and Western Europe attend to discuss Goethe influence on modern thinking as part of the Goethe Festival Year. Goethe born August 28 1749 in Frankfurt died in Weimar at 73. The program features gala performances of his dramatic works including Dr Faustus.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States
South America
West Europe
Weimar
Goethe
Dr. Faustus
Burma Turmoil Draws Comparisons to Mexico and Warlike Climate
Observers describe Burma under its current regime as a reign of terror with little regard for human life. They compare Rangoon to a border town awaiting raids amid communist activity. Armaments vendors operate widely and foreign interests grow wary, with maps and travel restricted and American business ties fading.
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Burma
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Rangoon
Denazification In U. S. Zone Nearing Final Phase
Berlin reports Theo E. Hall cites progress in U S zone denazification with 13 million registered, 3.5 million incriminated, 924,616 tried, 22,000 stripped of civil rights, 103,000 probations, 473,000 fined, 17,000 freed, and 2.5 million amnesties granted. He notes only the U S zone fully screened positions.
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Berlin
U. S
Theo E. Hall
Hall
Germany
Tiny 12 Ounce Mic From RCA Delights Radio Rooms
A microphone packing less than a pack of cigarettes and weighing 12 ounces has been developed by the Radio Corporation of America. It is designed for use in radio stations during remote broadcasts conventions and clubs and can fit in the palm of the hand.
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Camden
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Radio Corporation of America
Lenore Haefner Guest Soloist At Logan Event
Lenore Haefner a Logan sophomore will be guest soloist with the Logan high school concert band at 8 p m March 28 performing the Cornish Rhapsody by Hubert Bath. She has studied with Louise Knutson for three years and previously played piano duet Deep Purple. The program includes four numbers plus the Cornish Rhapsody and the finale from Dvorak New World Symphony.
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Logan High School
Lenore Efner
Miss Haefner
Logan
Hubert Bath
Louise Knutson
Deep Purple
Stradella
von Flotow
Ludwig of
Bavaria
Anton Dvorak
LaVon Lackmaster
Joyce Johnson
Lois Casperson
Shirley Bennett
Carol Lokken
Jim Wartinbee
Elvera Anderson
Barbara McCann
Janice Boyd
Doris Howe
Lenore Haefner
Jean Richmond
Donald Kowalke
Richard Johnson
Betty Asmus
Rae Terpstra
Ken Johnson
Donald Schaefer
Jewell Lawrence
Alice Jenks
Janice
Concert Production Staff List Features Local Talent
The program names Barbara Muth Ralph Olson Charles Teitz Alban Hanson Darlene Anderson Doug Muth Elwood Harebo Richard Neumann Larry Fairbanks Janice Christiansen Bob Olson Fay Turmo as performers. The production crew includes H C Amundson director of choir F J Italiano director of band and orchestra John Harlan Walter Ranis art director Joyce Kraasen and business managers Carl Matthusen Edward Saenger.
Convention Attendee Represents Wisconsin in Midwest Health Education
Ann Thomas of the Division of Health Physical Education and Recreation at the State Teachers College will represent Wisconsin at the Midwest Health and Physical Education Convention. The convention meets in Cleveland, Ohio, from March 23 through March.
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Wisconsin Association
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Deaths of H. M. Lull and Alson Skinner Clark
BERK Calif. H M Lull 73 retired executive vice president of the Southern Pacific railroad PASADENA Calif Alson Skinner Clark 73 artist who specialized in murals and won prizes at St Louis n Pacific and other expositions born in Chicago
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Associated Press
Berk . Calif
H. M. Lull
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pasadena
Calif
Alson Skinner Clark
St. Louis
n-Pacific
Chicago
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