Albert Spalding to give a recital in Music Week
World famous violinist Albert Spalding will perform a recital at 8 20 this evening in Hoch Auditorium as part of Music Week. Andre Benoist will accompany at the piano and the program includes Corelli Spalding Sonata in C Minor and Beethoven Andante among others. The event draws strong advance ticket sales and highlights Spalding's storied career from Chicago origins to international stages.
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Albert Spalding
Hoch Auditorium
Spalding
Andre Benoist
Samuel Barber
Cereay
Wilhelmj Chabrier- Loeffler
Caprice
Saint
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Theodore Thomas
Chiti
Buitrago
New York
Lefort
Paris
Bologna Conservatory of Music
Mozart
Adelina Patti
Chatelet
Carnegie Hall
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
United States
European violinist composer builds notable catalog at a young age
The musician, still early in his career, has earned a strong reputation as a composer. His catalog includes over 60 violin works, 25 piano pieces, 30 songs, four chamber quartets, four orchestral pieces, and numerous transcriptions and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Crisis Averted in Mine Contract Talks As Government Steps In
In Washington, Lewis urged the United Mine Workers to accept Ickes as referee and work with the government. Announcement of Ickes as mines manager sparked questions on the War Labor Board's role as the union rejected WLB involvement and walkouts led to a government seizure and operation of the mines.
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Washington
Lewis
John R. Steelman
U. S. Conciliation Service
Ickes
War Labor Board
WLB
U.M.W
RAF Raids Ruhr with Heavy Attacks on Essen and Ruhr Valley
Allied air forces conducted heavy attacks on Essen and other Ruhr valley targets in western Germany. Reports say several squadrons of bombers, possibly American Liberators or Fortresses, crossed the channel to continue the assault on Nazi war potential.
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Ruhr
London
R.A.F
Essen
Ruhr Valley
Germany
Coupon details for May ration items and replacements
The notice lists May through May 31 validity for Meat Cheese Fats Canned Fish red coupons E F G H J and Blue Fruits Vegetables G H J. It explains replacement ration books No 3 for books 1 2, mail applications starting May 20, and Stamp values for Sugar Coffee Shoes. It also covers gasoline tire eligibility changes May 1 and fuel oil coupon validity across regions plus future season plans and ballast advice for outdoor tanks.
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East
Washington
Oregon
Kentucky
Idaho
Ohio
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Midwest
Supreme Court Affirms Induction For Denied Objector
The Supreme Court ruled that a draft registrant who seeks conscientious objector status must report for induction if his claim is denied by a draft board and by the President on appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Marriage Licenses Issued This Weekend to Four Couples
Over the weekend, marriage licenses were issued to Paul William Renich of Newton and Roberta Enns of Inman, Charles Clifton Castle of Cleveland Mississippi and Evelyn Louise Wulfkuhle of Lawrence, and Robert E. Carlson and E Louise Mitchell, both of Ottawa.
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Paul William Renich
Newton
Roberta Enns
Inman
Charles Clifton Castle
Cleveland
Miss
Evelyn Louise Wulfkuhle
Lawrence
Robert E. Carlson
E. Louise Mitchell
Ottawa
Early Hitler Follower Dies in Potsdam Hospital
Berlin radio reports Victor Lutze chief of staff of the Nazi SA and longtime Hitler follower died in a Potsdam hospital from injuries in an automobile accident.
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Hitler
London
Berlin
Victor Lutze
Nazi S. A
Storm Troops
Adolf Hitler
Potsdam
Death of Mrs. Olivia Beery in Lawrence Kansas
Mrs Olivia Beery of 600 Ohio Street died yesterday at Memorial hospital from diabetes and heart disease. She cared for three Ashby sisters in Turney Missouri six weeks earlier and was later hospitalized. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at Funk chapel with Rev Theodore Astman. burial in Cameron Missouri. She leaves a daughter M P Hoyde of Rockford Illinois two sons Byron A Beery of Lawrence and Dolson L Beery of Wichita a granddaughter Suzanne Hovde a brother E T Ashby and three Ashby sisters. The Beerys moved to Lawrence in 1908 and Byron Beery owned the B P Beery Lumber company.
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Olivia Ashby
Beery
Ohio Street
Memorial Hospital
Turney
Martha Ashby
Margaret Ashby
Jessie Ashby
Funk Chapel
Theodore H. Astman
Cameron
M. P. Hoyde
Rockford
Byron A. Beery
Lawrence
Dolson L. Beery
Wichita
Suzanne Hovde
E. T. Ashby
Excelsior Springs
Berry
Byron B. Berry
B. P
Tenth
Massachusetts
Carter
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Betty Washington
First Presbyterian Church
Vapor trails over the Atlantic and local life notes
Lawrence residents glimpse a bomber trail high in a clear sky while Dover England air raids loom in memory. Ogden Jr. shines in Northeast Kansas League track with first and second places as family events and local notices fill the day.
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Dover
England
Military personnel on furlough and transfers in local area
Captain Lathrop Read and family paused briefly en route from Camp Custer to Camp Carson. Pvt Otis Tom Hadi from Miami on a 15 day furlough to attend his grandmother's funeral. Cpl Louis Heinrich on a three day leave from Camp McCain. Pvt Billy Stevens from Camp Adair may return home soon. T/Cpl Charles Eberhart home for two weeks furlough from Camp Rucker. Sgt Everett Lee Greig, from the Engineers' amphibian regiment, transferred from Camp Bored Johnson to Irvine Ord, son of Mr. and Mrs. ILL Gregg.
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Lathrop B. Read
L. B. Read
Camp Custer
Mich
Camp Carson
Colo
Pvt
Otis Tom Hadi
U. S. Air Forces
Miami
Fla
Mary Stevens
East Twelfth Street
Billy Stevens
Camp Adair
Ore
Charles N. Eberhart
Charles L. Eberhart
East Nineteenth Street
Camp Rucker
Set
Everett
Lee Greig
Engineers’ Amphibian Regiment
Camp Bored
Johnson
Iverf Ord
Calif
Ill. Gregg
KU sociologist to be sworn in as naval reserve officer
Dr. Marston McCluggare of the University of Kansas sociology faculty will be sworn in as a lieutenant in the United States Naval Reserve in Kansas City on Wednesday. He will attend Midshipman School at Columbia University in New York City, linked to KU’s naval training program. Previously he taught at Liberty Memorial High School for ten years.
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Marston McCluggare
University of Kansas
United States Naval Reserve
Kansas City
Columbia University
New York City
K. U
Liberty Memorial High School
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Luberta Washington
Mrs Luberta Washington aged 33 died yesterday at her home in Kansas City Missouri She is survived by her husband Elijah Washington her parents Mr and Mrs Verner Newman of Lawrence four sisters Flos sie McGaugh Rose Noches Lola Newman and Margaret Newman all of Lawrence and five brothers Verner Jesse William and Leslie all of Lawrence and Sergeant Foster with the United States Army Funeral services will be set at Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the St James A M E church
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Luberta Washington
Kansas City
Elijah Washington
Verner Newman
Lawrence
Flossie McGaugh
Rose Noches
Lola Newman
Margaret Newman
Verner
Jesse
William
Leslie
Foster
United States Army
St. James A.M. E
Infant Daughter of Tulsa Couple Dies
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Redmond of Tulsa died shortly after birth. Mrs. Redmond is Miss Joan Newbill of Hutchinson. Both parents graduated from Kansas University Law School in 1939. The baby is a grandchild of Mrs. S. B. Redmond of Lawrence.
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Tulsa
Sam B. Redmond
Redmond
Joan Newbill
Hutchinson
K. U. Law School
S. B. Redmond
Lawrence
Move Wing Headquarters From Salina To Topeka
The 21st bombardment wing of the army air forces will relocate its headquarters from Salina to Topeka air base soon. Capt. Forrest M. Moore, base public relations officer, said the wing oversees bases at Topeka Salina Herington and two Nebraska sites at Fairmont and Bruning.
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Topeka
21St Gombardment Wing
Army Air Forces
Salina
Topeka Air Base
Forrest M. Moore
Herington
Nebraska
Fairmont
Bruning
Lower ration points on juices and soups removed
Washington May 3 The office of price administration cut point values on most canned fruit and vegetable juices and removed dries soups from rationing due to slow sales. Pineapple juice rose slightly others fell with specific changes listed.
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Conronrob
Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Social notes: Mackey Merrymakers meet and more
The Mackey Merrymakers gather Wednesday at 2 and plan to sew for the Red Cross with Mrs. Eugene North assisting. The K A Dames bridge group meets at 7 30 tonight at Mrs P D Amstutz 912 Indiana st. Miss Mary Caroline Greer, guest of honor at a farewell party, sails to report for duty with Spars in New York after her Kansas City swearing in.
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Mackey Merrymakers
Eugene North
John North
Red Cross
K. A. Dames Bridge Group
P. D. Amstutz
Indiana Street
Mary Caroline Greer
W. C. Greer
Calvert J. Winter, Jr
Massachusetts Street
Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood Postponed May Fourth Meeting
The Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood meeting set for Tuesday May 4 is postponed due to the Synodical Brotherhood gathering in Topeka the same day. Members are urged to attend the Topeka meeting if possible. Alpha Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi marked Founders Day with a dinner at the Memorial Union Old English room. Beta Sigma Phi, international sorority, organized locally in 1936 with Mrs. E M Paxton as president.
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Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood
Synodical Brotherhood
Topeka
Alpha Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Memorial Union
E. M. Paxton
Sorority Initiation and Pledge Services Held
Toastmistress led program as group singing by Miss Mary Corcoran. Tables featured yellow roses and May poles with gold and white place cards for twenty six members. Pledge service listed Miss Margaret Bushong Twila Edwards Dorothy Hagland Marcella Kreipe and Mrs Richard Washburn. Initiation service of The Ritual of Jewels conducted for Betty Baal Frank Niell Rebecca Oldfather and Mary Thomas.
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Mary Corcoran
Margaret ‘Bushong
Twila Edwards
Dorothy Hagland
Marcella Kreipe
Richard Washburn
Betty Baal
Frank Niell
Rebecca Oldfather
Mary Thomas
Birth of Robert Harold Price Jr at Memorial Hospital
Lieut and Mrs Robert H Price announce the birth of a son Robert Harold Price Jr this morning at Memorial hospital. Mrs Price formerly Ruth Rodgers daughter of Mrs G O Rodgers of Lawrence. Lieut Price is son of Mr and Mrs Robert M Price of this city. Miss Mary Lou Holloway hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Gris Twente who will wed this summer.
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Robert H. Price
Louisiana Street
Robert Harold Price, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Price
Ruth Rodgers
G. O. Rodgers
Lawrence
Lieutenant Price
Robert M. Price
Mary Lou Holloway
Pataelay
Gris Twente
Norma Jean Falconer
Kansas City
Virginia Stephenson
Miss Twente
J. W. Twente
H. H. Holloway
Helen Naramore
Alan R. Ewing
Local notices highlight visiting relatives and civic update
Miss Mary E. Rutter visits Baton Rouge with her parents while Captain Rider serves overseas. Mr and Mrs J A Tuggle to Columbus Kan to meet grandson born April 24. Spalding concert guests include George L Gisler, War Production Board attorney. Mrs Frank Strong returns from east visit with family. Miss Gene Owens arrives to visit Roy Hollingsworth. she now works on government microfilm. Mayor C B Russell recovering. plans to return to office daily starting today.
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Mary E. Rutter
Associated Press
Baton Rouge
R. C. Rutter
William A. Rider
Camp Breckenridge
Dean
D. M. Swarthout
Captain Rider
J. A. Tuggle
Columbus
Kan
Richard Lee
Kenneth Tugle
F. J. Moreau
Spalding
George L. Gisler
Gisler
War Production Board
Kansas City
Frank Strong
East
P. W. Classen
Ithaca
N. Y
Frank R. Strong
Gene Owens
Washington, D. C
Roy Hollingsworth
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Iso Beethoven
Victory Gardens
D.C
Jams
Jellie
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Ogden Jones
California
Ogden Sr
S.H.S
Argentine
Ogden Jr
Belleview Grange
Pacific Coast Limited
Union Pacific
Douglas County
Ed Johnson
Ed Harvey
Harold Marshall
Clifford Rogers
Tennessee Street
Alma Ober
Marinello
Antoinette Alex
China
Hunan
Chicago Institute
Dudley Crafts Watson
Chicago Art Institute
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Cpl
Louis Heinrich
Camp McCain, Miss
Pfe
Otis V. Crooks
Mattie Crooks
Oklahoma A & M. College
Stillwater
Okla
Tommy McGee
Camp White
George W. Moorman
Pittsburg
Gerald McGee
Ala
Edgar J. Smith
Air Depot Training Station
Albuquerque, N. M
Thetas
Kx. U. Sorority
Kappa Alpha Theta
Sturday
Herb Price
Altho
Deal Six
Woody Mize
Johnny Messner
A. E. Woestemeyer
Warren Smith
W. K. Lemmen
George Chambers
Dorothy Cohen
United Home Service Club
W. C. Boardman
George Hedrick
Jose Stapleton
P. W. Wiesselman
Deal
F. T. Stockton
Merchant Marine
Delmer Leffman
L.M.H.S
Jacob Leffman
New Hampshire
Clayton Leffman
Ft. Leavenworth
Delbert
L.M. HS
Pi Beta Phi
Journal-World
Vlada Ta
Tunisia
Waldo Durr
Brenda Durr
Martha Nelson
Judith Nelson
Nancy Dixon
Sharon Rogers
Betty Barnett
Betty Hird
H. C. Allphin
B.H.W. Club
Victoria Club
A. W. Garvin
New Hampshire Street
W. E. Wilson
Elks Lodge
Funk’s Mortuary
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