Edward Johnson Named Met Opera Manager for Next Season
Edward Johnson becomes general manager of the Metropolitan Opera Company with six American debuts next season. The board announced Johnson’s selection from Detroit where he is with the Detroit Civic Opera, and outlined plans drawn up by the late Herbert Witherspoon. Debuts include Josephine Antoine, Charlotte Symons, Theltta Votipka, Chase Baromeo, and Dudley Marwtek, with Habich Baldich and Carlo Morelli joining as new leads.
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Denver
Tudent
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Chicago
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Theltta Votipka
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Reverend Joseph Stump to Deliver Holmen Oration
Helen Wisconsin special report notes Rev Joseph Stump pastor of the Foglish Culherat church of tt Crosse will give the Memorial Day address in Holioon Mus i will be provided by the Holmen band and speakers include Lens Morena and Flanders Pacdds with recitation by Reve Tincoln's Gellysburg as part of a community program sponsored locally
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Local Legion Delegates Attend Baraboo Conference
The American Legion and its Auxiliary meet at 9:30 a.m. in Holmen park with Owner Lund as post commander and A. B. Halverson as post adjutant serving as delegates to the Baraboo conference.
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Legacy to Storse Team Upheld in Olathe Will Case
In Olathe Kansas the court upheld a will left by De Forrest Prazeek. The will bequeathed 5000 to a team of twenty two year old horses described as slaneds. Relatives challenged the document claiming Prazeek was incompetent when it was made shortly before his 1933 death. The challenge was overruled.
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Millicent and Norman confront danger amid a kidnapping plot
Millicent confronts a door-locked hotel hideout as Norman Happ returns to her, revealing the kidnapping danger surrounding Jarvis Happ. They discuss Dick Gentry, Bob Caise, and Vera Duchene while sergeant Mahoney investigates lines. Millicent recovers stolen books, suspects Gentry, and plans to expose the trio with help from Milicents allies as the story continues.
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Hapn
Vera Duchene
Milicent
Bob Caise
Chad
Millicent
Z ‘Tran
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Gentry
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Fishermen share quick tale and odd hobby notes in column
A cropped montage reports Tava Trout tales by Bonnie Callahan and a pair of quirky items from hobby shows. An ant exhibit at New York’s fair, a joke about empty whisky bottles, a recipe joke for squabs, erosion work on Fifth Avenue, and a verse about an apple tree appear alongside remarks on poetry, personal emancipation, and a brewery receivership in Oconto Wisconsin.
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Gossipers Couldn't Fool Mrs. Pierce Loss of Fifty Pounds
Mrs Pierce of Tiffin Ohio reports a slimming claim for an herb remedy named Wruschen Sails. The ad asserts safe, treatment-tested fat loss and health benefits. It claims 39 inches lost in months and offers a money back guarantee with a four week jar cycle.
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Land rehab program moves Juneau family to new Wisconsin farm
Mrs Walter Brundage and her family become the first in Wisconsin moved from sub marginal land under the FERA rehabilitation plan. They received about 1000 dollars in loans for animals and equipment and were relocated from a 40 acre tract to a six room home on improved pasture nearby. Project officials say around 800000 acres in Juneau Monroe Jackson Clark and Eau Claire counties are slated for sub marginal designation to aid farm families seeking a fresh start and self support.
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