Messiah at Bethany: Brase Leads In Longtime Chorus
In Lindsborg Kansas March 22 a Palm Sunday Messiah performance was saved when Dr Hagbard Brase, former chorus conductor, stepped in after director Arvid Wallin fell ill. Brase directed the second half as a capacity crowd heard four soloists Florence Wickland Charles Curtis Douglass Riddise and Vivian Bauer. The annual festival week continued with plans for a symphony concert, Bethany band, Bach's St Matthew Passion, auditions, a Jennie Yourel recital, and another Messiah performance next Sunday.
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Lindsborg
Kan
Mar
Bethany Oratone Society
Hagbars Brase
Asierve
Florence Wickland
Charles Curtis
Douglass
Product Brisse
Belgiu
Belgium to ration dairy except imported butter May first
A food ministry announcement states all dairy products in Belgium will be rationed starting May 1 except imported butter. In the United States RL Leonard Carl Shedens, a Dorado Kansas navy veteran and Augusta construction firm employee, was killed yesterday when his car crashed into a bridge abutment.
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Belgium
Food Ministry
Dorado
Kan
Leonard Carl Shedens
Midian
Augusta
Emergency Crew Battles Flood and Leadership Change
Emergency crews fight a severe flood across multiple states as storms cause extensive damage. Amid the disaster, a ceremony names a new president of the Home Economics group, while reports estimate damage at Tinker Field surpassing $15 million. The article details widespread flooding from Illinois to New York, heavy rain, river overflows, and disruptions to transportation and daily life.
County Delegation Slated for Republican Convention Near White
County officials revised plans to elect full delegation to the Republican convention in White. Walter Woolson and Jade Woolson were among attendees at the county central committee meeting to select delegates and alternates for the state gathering, with details on attendance and eligibility discussed.
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Charmaan
Bo Wilsom
Douglas County
Witte
Geleg
Witetantas
Jade Woolson
Allerbates
Abe Delet
Christmas in March Delayed Yuletide Celebration in Salt Lake City
A winter snowstorm delayed a March Christmas for Theris Astle and family in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Astle, a public school teacher, and their son awaited his Korea era return. The article also notes a grim WWII childbirth death statistic among Black women, contrasted with white deaths.
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Salt Lake City
Mar
Theris Astle
Cofts
Astle
Astie
States Army of Necuration
Korea
Travel Agency Boost To University of Kansas
A fragmentary clipping discusses a travel agency boost to the University of Kansas. It mentions Lawrence residents and a route suggestion, with references to KU as a leading educational institution and nearby states. The text is garbled, but centers on supporting KU through travel or promotional efforts.
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University of Kansas
Vane
Folaer and
Reite Mu
K. CU
Crivergty
Kansas
Nashy
Arber
Budget Surplus Reaches Record High in U S History
Washington records show a surplus above 6 million dollars today for the first time, driven by income tax receipts. The three day surplus nears 1.1 billion and heads toward 7.5 billion by year end, a figure President Truman predicted.
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Washington
Mar
Truman
Colridge
Parents urged open talks on sex topics for children
Hertfeld and Miss Maud Elisworth of KU discuss home education on sex and art. Experts warn hush topics may fuel street curiosity and later trouble. Emphasis on truthful conversations and applying artistic balance to domestic life.
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Maud Elisworth
Department of Art
K.U
Herother
Unemployment Slumps as Warmer Weather Aids Hiring
The Lawrence employment station reports a slight improvement as warmer weather returns. Unemployment compensation claims fell to 258 on Saturday from 204 the prior week, job seekers remained few, and reception conflicts dropped from 489 to 459. The report notes an expected surge in demand for potato cutters with planting time near and ongoing construction work.
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Lawrence
Kansas State Employment Service Office
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