Verdi Requiem and Opera Roles Highlight Career Tale
The text traces a tenor’s career from church soloist roles in Los Angeles to performances with the Los Angeles harmonica orchestra and an overseas tour to Oahu and Saipan. It notes engagements at First Congregational Church and a church in Wilmenutor, with later study in New York for advanced opera work.
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Capela
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Beret Drestetoraa
Wilmenutor
Ale Rales
Eijab
Menpiah
First Congregational Church of
Los Ange
Kraneas
Roy Wrehertea
Paim Peta
Brack Pane
New York
Couch Opera
Fyhotes
Fragmented Personal Notices and Local Events Reported
The item lists varied local notices including social introductions at a Cone vinertal Hotel event, a class lead by Lawrence W. Marvellus at Chiltieetha Business College, and Easter family gatherings at a home in Olathe. It mentions a Navy veteran and a medical update on Verne Smith, plus a note about a historic landscape garden at Little Middleton Place designed in 1740.
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Cone Vinertal
Rance Cite
Chamber of Cameree
RV Extension
Conrad
Agnox
Joseph Boehm
Olathe
Verne Smith
Ohio
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Little Middleton Place
South
Carsina Lave Dinta
Garlen
Taunkcy
Beard fundraising tale alters Pioneer Day plans in Oklahoma
Rep Johnson, famed for a beard stunt, aimed to celebrate Pioneer Day on April 22 in Okem, Oklahoma. The residence beard project, started by Johnson weeks ago, earned multiple percent citations as students noted the beards and attire. The Pioneer era celebration face changes as hometown pioneers are praised in a lighthearted, community-driven effort.
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Cin Dee Johnson
Ela
O ‘Pioneers
Okem
Essgress
Snmooth-Sharen
United States Seeks Delay On UN Control Of Aid
In Lake Success on April 12 a U S official urged the Security Council to postpone any action to place American aid to Greece under United Nations supervision. The request followed an attack by Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei A Gromyko on the Truman plan. The official argued council action should wait until Congress approves the administration’s program and U S Greece and Turkey reach accords.
Funeral Cortege Follows King of Gypsies to Maple Grove
Fifty gypsies from several states and a brass band joined mourners at the funeral of John Marks, king of a gypsy clan, who died last week in California. Persa, his 75 year old wife, and dozens of relatives attended. The service was held at Maple Grove cemetery.
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Winston
Louisiana Street
Malden
Indiana
Nayal
W Mrn
Ruth Madden Winston
W.C. Simona
Four Bills vetoed by Gov Carlson in Kansas
Topeka April 10 Gov Frank Carlson vetoed four measures including a bill that would limit where the state highway commission could be sued and another authorizing private operators to run nonresident auto services. He opposed amendments he said would raise constitutional questions and vetoed related driver license and debt enforcement proposals. Carlson had not vetoed any bills over the prior Sunday but disapproved four in total.
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Topeka
Frank Carlson
State Highway Commission
Senate
Kansas
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Reath
Sccident
Carson
Liberty Memorial High School Speech Class Stages Comedy
The Liberty Memorial High School speech class presented a comedy Pear Man Rich Man by Brome at a K U Dames meeting in Greenhall Little Theater on the university campus. Cast included Jean Russell Richard Hur Marilyn Barr and Hetty Juzek. The group plans more one act plays for other groups and has prepared a balloon play Darkness in addition to comedy.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Brome
K. U. Dames
Greenhall
Jean Russell
Richard Hur
Marilyn Barr
Hetty Juzek
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Paroled Eudora Men Plead Guilty to Disturbing Peace
Glenn Snyder and Charles Fuhn of Eudora were paroled from jail sentences by County Judge Frank R. Gray after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace. Each man was ordered to pay 80.24 court costs.
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Glenn Snyder
Charles Fuhn
Eudora
Frank R. Gray
Costa
Permission Granted for Highway Cafe Construction
The state advisory committee for the office of housing expediter approved Elmer E. Bucher to build a highway cafe. A Topeka meeting examined junctions of C highways 24 and 59 north of Williamstown. Safety work on American roads began in 1914 and railroad accident investigations continue with improved efforts.
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Elmer E. Bucher
Highway Cafe
Office of Housing
Topeka
Williamatown
Lawrence Tennis Tourney Extends First Round
Lawrence Kansas April 10 1947 junior high boys and girls divisions in the Deaching Ep Extended tennis tournament see first round matches completed and the event extended from April 14 to conclude remaining bouts with seventeen matches finished.
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Lawrence
Kansas
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