Recital Tonight: Mid Western Music Camp Student Program
The second student recital at Frank Strong Hall Auditorium features vocal and instrumental solos and ensembles performed by campers. Accompanists include Janis Brown Evelyn Delfs Jo Anna Fisher Louia Potts Zora Belle Robertson David Schneider Charissa von Gunten and Sue Wilson. The program lists madrigal pieces oboe minor works handeld voices clarinet duets string quartet Mozart brats and more.
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Frank Strong Hall
Janis Brown
Evelyn Delfs
Jo Anna Fisher
Louia Potts
Zora Belle Robertson
David Schneider
Charissa von Gunten
Sue Wilson
Frob Brooks
Mary Louise Noble
Dunis Brown
Ward Mercier
Teresa Cartwright
Joan Rodgers
Kaitleen Dougan
Par Rosailion
Marian Haskell
Charlotte Schmidt
Stan Lamar
Warren Underw
Lloyd Latham
Beuy
Lou Wright
Handel Claire Weddle
Rodgers
Bonatsik
Dick Lading
Bill Doyle
Warren Hastings
Beelsehuh
Howard Bell
Vaire
Gretta Heetz
Mendelssohn
Bill Fugsinions
Glenda Owens
Pat Chrisman
Dorothy Woodle
Hera
Grat
Intento
Mozart
Annette Pimian
Velie Lee Wiles
Zoraelle Robertson
Piekter
Bill Palen
Mozart Vung Jans Coday
Vuie Faarry
Pone
Jess Wheeler
Billy Thason
Yate Davis Tha
Monroney Wins In Oklahoma Runoff In 1950 Primary
Lawrence dispatch reports Senator Elmer Thomas concedes Oklahoma race as Rep Mike Monroney leads unofficial returns by more than 24,000 votes. Across the South Louisiana Long wins seat, Arkansas McMath tops Laney, and South Carolina nominates Down and Kiley for the House.
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Sumter
Dorn
James B. Hare
Saluda
Riley
Hugo S. Sims, Jr
Bist Congress
Getting to Korea a full time job
Hal Boyle recounts the arduous journey to Korea for U S troops, noting backlogs, weather delays, and the three types of soldiers determined to reach the front. He describes 49 hours New York to Tokyo, 72 hours Tokyo to Korea disrupted by a typhoon, and the impact on air support and morale. Boyle praises the 24th Infantry Division’s lone stand and reflects on American resolve and the home front’s sense of duty.
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Korea
Korean Battlefront
Don Whitehead
New York
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Japan
24Th Infantry Division
America
United States
Skies Clear Over Nation Near Seasonal Temperatures
Skies were clear and temperatures near seasonal levels across most of the country. Wet spots appeared in the lower Ohio and Tennessee valleys and the western plains. Yesterday Yuma and Phoenix reported 105 degrees, Freano 102, with 95 in Spokane and Boise.
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North Central States
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Ariz
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Spokane
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New Zealand to Send Artillery Force for Korea
Prime Minister Sydney Hol land told the house of commons that New Zealand would deploy an artillery combat unit to Korea. Volunteers will enlist starting tomorrow morning but officials did not specify the size of the force planned for the oversea assignment.
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New Zealand
Sydney Holland
House of Commons
Korea
Giants in size as college all stars prep for Eagles
Delafield Wisconsin reports a towering college all star team preparing to face the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field on August 11. The squad features standout players including Leon Hart of Notre Dame, Clay Townemaker of Minnesota, Harry Ulinski of Kentucky, Don Winslow of Iowa and Don.
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Mesta
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicacon Soldier Field
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Notreame
Clay Townemaker
Minnesota
Harry Ulinski
Kentucky
Don Winslow
Iowa
Don
All-Stars Scrimmage Sees Pacific and Northwestern Listed
A garbled report notes Vampora of College of Pacific and Jack Jennings of Ohio among players tied to a scrimmage involving Northwestern and Marquette. It mentions delays due to examinations and a camp in Oconomo, with uncertain outcomes and no clear result.
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Vampora
College of Pacific
S.C.S
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Marquette
Northwestern University
Prac Uad
Jack Jennings
Ohio
Harry Kane
Oconomo
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