Marx Wouldn't Be a Red if Alive Today
Alfred Edwards of London told a Des Moines audience that Karl Marx would not be a Communist today. He said capitalism has conceded workers’ demands, revolution would not be needed, and under private enterprise living standards are high. Edwards urged showing workers benefits and gradually giving more.
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Marx
Des Moines
Karl Marx
British Clause of Commons
Alfred Edwards
London
Central Town Sales Executive Club
Edwards
Mark
Russia
Tape Recorder Solo Lit by Philharmonic in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Philharmonic will present two performances featuring a tape recorder as soloist in Poem in Cycles and Bells for Tape Recorder and Orchestra by Vladimir Ussachevsky and Otto Loening. The work uses electronic conversion of taped sounds to create unheard tones and a new tone color.
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Los Angeles
Upi
Los Angele
Philharmonic Orchestra
Vladimir Ussachevsky
Otto Loening
Ussachevsky
Columbia University
New York
Loening
UCLA
Columbia
Man ordered to buy toys for boy after assault claim
Sylvester Frankowski, 38, faced court over accusations of striking 4-year-old Scott Bugs. Judge Robert W. Hansen redirected fines toward purchasing toys and ice cream for the child, noting the boy had no father and needed kindness.
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Mar
Milwaukee
Wis. UK
Sylvester Frankowski
Scott Bugs
Robert W. Hansen
Frankowski
Musicians and Variety Artists Reach Pact to End Feud
The American Federation of Musicians and the American Guild of Variety Artists AFL units announce a raiding pact ending a year-long clash that cut music for some acts. James Petrillo says discussions let bygones be bygones as employers suffer. Jackie Bright hopes lasting peace between the unions.
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New York
Musicians' Union
American Guild of Variety Artists
AFL
American Federation of Musicians
James ©. Petrillo
Unio
Petrillo
Jackie Bright
Variety Artists’ Guild
Musician’s Union
Canada
United States
Will left $10000 in jar and coffee pot in Wisconsin death
In Superior Wisconsin Pauline Walberg 68 left 10000 stuffed in a cookie jar and her heart in a coffee pot before she died. Authorities said contents of the will were not revealed. A Petrillo backed agreement provided a five year term renew able for five more at the request of either party directing musicians to play for variety acts after five.
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Superior
Wis
Pauline Walberg
Petrillo
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