Piano Audition Results Revealed Nationally and Locally
Results of piano auditions at St Rose convent join a nationwide event with about 20000 student pianists. Winners appear in the National Guild of Piano Teachers records and gain eligibility for the National Fraternity of Student Musicians. Local, district, and national rolls list numerous named participants across Bellevue and Tomah communities.
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St. Rose Convent
National Guild of Piano Teachers
Fraternity of
Taek
Ann Delagrave
Comedioy
Mary Degnan
Corinne Kregel
Carla Macqueline Thouvenell
Glenn Vancervort
Tomah
Rita Mae Mootz
Celesta Wagner
Bellevue
Louise Balmer
Nancy Baum
Judith Boehm
Nancy Boomer
Jeannine Bradley
Phyllis Brieske
Eugene and Warrence
Raymond Dwyer
Joannson
Bobby Esser
Patricia Fox
Joan Franke
Sally Gworth
Patricia Kahle
Thomas Kiein
Teddy Lapitz
Nancy Larson
Nancy Lou Lee
Yvonne Lee
Betty Lee Lewinski
Mary Lu Lynch
Donna Mary
Kathleen Milbee
Beth Murrie
Phyllis Nesseth
Caroline Neweuve
Ann
Joan Voelker
Pat
Letter to Firm Not Labor Contract In 1937
RACINE Wisconsin. L Clausen testified that a 1937 letter from United dE Workers union officials outlining a labor policy does not create a contract. The union seeks a declaratory judgment arguing the letter bars negotiations to settle a strike that began December 26 1945.
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Racine
Wis
Clausen
United de Workers
Pilot Killed as Army C-46 Crashes South of Tokyo
A C-46 transport crashed about 60 miles south of Tokyo killing the pilot and injuring 16 passengers, with at least six in serious condition. The aircraft, en route from Nichols Field Manila to Atsugi Field, trapped the pilot while others escaped or crawled away. Officials withheld names pending relatives' notification.
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Tokyo
Army —— Command
Here
Bay
Nichols Field
Manila
Atsugi Field
ATC
Quakes Reported Far Off In Pacific Region
Two quite severe earthquake shocks were recorded today on the Ford ham to Mera ayea about 9,700 miles from New York. The shocks centered in the south Pacific between the Dutch East Indies and New Guinea, with minor repercussions noted around 5 a.m. Father Lynch reported.
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New York
South Pacific
Fordham
Mera Ayea
Byrnes Proposes Paris 21-Nation Peace Conference
British informant says Secretary of State Byrnes urged a 21 nation Paris peace conference to begin June 15 to discuss European treaties. Britain United States and France clash with Russia on major points while Bevin seeks committee reports as ministers remain deadlocked on Italian reparations.
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Paris
James F. Byrnes
Britain
Russia
France
United States
Byrnes
Great Britain
Ernest Bevin
Mrs Bong Receives Husband DFC in Los Angeles
Mrs Marjorie Bong widow of America's World War II flying ace Maj Richard I Bong received the British distinguished meritorious service in aviation award. Air Marshal Richard Williams of Melbourne and Flight Lieutenant F R Peacock of Sydney presented the silver cross and ribbon during their U.S. tour. Bong, who downed 40 Japanese planes, was killed in a jet test crash near here last August.
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Los Angeles
Marjorie Bong
America
Richard I. Bong
Richard Williams
Melbourne
F. R. Peacock
Sydney
Australia
Bong
Here
Teachers College Recreation Plans Three Supper Outings
The recreation class at the Teachers College will sponsor three supper outings on Wednesday evening. Members of the group will be divided to direct outings for children at the Children’s Home Holy Cross Girl Scouts and training school Girl Scouts. Miss Alice DeBower is instructor.
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Teachers College
Children’s Home
Holy Cross Girl Scouts
Training School
Girl Scouts
Alice DeBower
Austria marks V-E Day anniversary with bells and parade
Church bells ring for fifteen minutes across Austria to observe the first V-E Day anniversary. A morning parade proceeds as Chancellor Leopold Figl plans to address a joint parliamentary session later.
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Vienna
Austria
Leopold Figl
Baraboo Sailor Killed In Texas Scooter Crash
Baraboo sailor John N. Peart 25 and Margaret Donovan 21 were fatally injured in Corpus Christi when a scooter collided with a navy truck. Peart’s wife and father live in Baraboo, Wisconsin. The accident occurred Saturday near the naval air station.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Naval Air Station
John N. Peart
Baraboo
Wis
Margaret Donovan
Used lumber dealers halt sales in Milwaukee
Attorney Marvin L. Kohner announced that eight major used lumber dealers would stop sales immediately. He said the OPA rollback has pushed selling prices below most base period markups, prompting the action in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Marvin L. Kohner
OPA
Milwaukee man dies from Saturday auto crash injuries
Albert Boem, 58, died in a Milwaukee hospital last night from injuries suffered when he was struck by an automobile on Saturday. He was admitted after the collision and did not recover.
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Milwaukee
Albert Boem
British Withdrawal From Egypt Daring Plan
DEWITT MACKENZIE reports on Britain's proposed withdrawal from Egypt in a plan praised as bold yet long debated. The proposal would shift defense of strategic interests to Egypt, with a five year timeline for implementation and a backdrop of historic protectorate evolution since 1882.
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Egypt
Britain
Churchill
Commons
Attee
Turkey
England
Hussein Kamil
Ngland
Premier Giral Urges Break in Relations with Franco
London report says Premier Jose Giral addressing 140 members of Parliament urged a world wide break in diplomatic ties with the Franco regime. He pledged not to reveal session details and hinted at presenting key points of a security council report in New York next Monday. England’s birthrate is decreasing.
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London
Jose Giral
Britain
Giral
United States Security Council
New York
Butter Sale At Reading Terminal Aims To Curb Black Market
Six tons of butter will be sold tomorrow at Reading Terminal in Philadelphia at 55 cents per pound. Sellers are New Jersey Federated Egg Producers Cooperative members linked to the National Farmers Union, sourcing from the Great Lakes dairy belt. The cooperative plans 64,000 pounds weekly carloads to feed about 12,600 people.
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Philadelphia
Reading
New Jersey Federated Egg Producers’ Cooperative Association of
Toms River
N. J
National Farmers’ Union
Irwin
Kramer
Cooperative
Great Lakes
Father Raymond Holmes Wins Custody In Circuit Court
In circuit court on Tuesday Raymond Holmes won custody of his two children. The children will reside at his sister Mrs. George Oestroech’s home at 1234 Market Street. Leona Holmes receives $200 cash and a property division in lieu of alimony.
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Raymond Holmes
Fifth Avenue South
Holme
George Oestroech
Market Street
Leona Holmes
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U. S. Guild
Ricia Vogel
Jean Wiffler
Mary Jo Yeager
Ann Yunker
Carol Blugen
Gloria Kueter
Marilyn Mootz
Janet Sieverding
Mary Stephany Cremer
Margaret Mary Ohlin
Helen Gamerdinger
Clare Hansen
Darlene Janssen
Dorothy
Rae Ellen Mistele
Thomas Pederson
Claudine Vandervort
Dolores
Richard von Gunten
John Wilkensen
Vernageane Winchel
Virginia Witt
Lo Anneson
Carol Vondrashek
Patricia Waas
Lois Ann Wallschlager
Main Street
Willie and
Joe
By Mauldin
Japan
Reich
Baraboo Sailor
Dewitt MacKenzie
AP Foreign Allaire Analysts
Franco
June
Zemo
Russell Stover
Stover
Caledonia Street
Phillips
Phillips 66
Bens Super Service
West Ave
South Ave
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