Longfellow School Concert Praised for Its Music Program
A large audience applauded Elvin Saterbak’s well organized concert. The junior high ensemble showcased a 70 voice choir a 45 member band and a string group with soloists Howard Silberman and Jane Rader. The evening closed with two overtures and three marches in uniforms that set a receptive mood.
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Russians Postpone Czechoslovakia Passage
A Reuters report from Prague cites Lidova Demokracie noting that Soviet Marshal Ivan S. Konev postponed, at the Czech government’s request, a planned redeployment of Red Army Czechoslovak forces until May 27 following the Czech elections.
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Fisherman Criticized for Letting Pants Drift Away
A tale from French Island recounts an eight year old’s missing pants that sailed from a ship into Black River. A nearby fisherman allegedly could have saved them but did not, prompting family protests and the label meanest man.
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Dutch bread ration cut to 77 ounces weekly
The Hague reports a government order cutting the national bread ration from 84 to 77 ounces weekly starting Sunday. The reduction follows a recommendation by the combined food board amid ongoing concerns over domestic food supply and health considerations.
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Hague
Woman Strangled in Salon Slaying Sparks Manhunt
In Liverpool England detectives hunt a man after they found Ella Staunton a 30 year old red haired manicurist slain in her salon Monday night. Two bystanders watched from a ceiling space as the attack occurred and the killer vanished.
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Pennsylvania Old Guard Rolls Up Smashing Primary Majority
In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Republican leaders hailed large margins for the old guard in the primary. Winners include Attorney General James H. Duff for governor, Edward Martin for U S senator, Brigadier General Daniel B. Strickler for lieutenant governor, and William L. Livengood Jr. for secretary of internal affairs. Democrat nominee is former air corps Colonel John S. Rice for governor, with Henry Arthur Morris opposing him and Al Schmid running for internal affairs.
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Gettysburg
Henry Arthur Morris
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al Schmid
Marine Hero
Want Yank Goods in Morocco Shifts Trade Taste
Moroccans who formerly bought mostly from Europe now demand American clothing foodstuffs tools and household equipment, signaling a shift in import preferences and trade patterns.
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