Arthur Shepherd and the Cleveland Orchestra Educating Youth
A profile of Arthur Shepherd, assistant conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra, highlighting his quiet artistry, leadership of children's concerts, and role as educator. It notes his early prizes, career in Salt Lake City and Boston, and his impact on music appreciation. The article describes upcoming New Castle concert dates and the Educational Art Society’s plan to offer free youth concerts to local schools, funded by last season’s surplus.
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Cleveland Orchestra
Arthur Shepherd
Shepherd
Boston Symphony Orchestra
National Federation of Music Clubs
Mr. Shepherd
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Bliss Carmen
City By the Sea
Frederick Stock
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Idaho
New England Conservatory
Salt Lake City
Boston
St. Cecilia Society
303Rd Field Artillery Band
Cleveland
Sokoloff
New Castle
Elly Ney
New York
Art Society
Young Kenmore youths robbed by burlap sack incident
In Kenmore C on October 13 police report several young sheiks were targeted by a tough gang after school. The attackers stripped the trousers from the youths and forced them to return home in burlap sacks citing jealousy over the lads' popularity with girls.
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Kenmore
Panama City Quiet Under U S Troops After Rioting
In the Canal Zone Panama City remained quiet under U S troops called in by President Chiari after rent riots. Soldiers ended the riot with one killed, two wounded, and forty arrested. Authorities said troops would not intervene in economic disputes, only restore order.
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International News Service
Canal Zone
Panama City
United States
Chiari
Belgian Envoys to Visit United States for $100 Million Loan
Belgian envoys left Brussels for London to negotiate credits and then proceed to New York to arrange a $100,000,000 American loan. Minister of Agriculture Vandenverre and M Hautain, governor of the Bank of Belgium, head the mission.
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International News Service
Brussels
London
New York
Iocan
Vandevyvere
M. Hautain
Bank of Belgium
Dr. John Martin Thomas To Be Inaugurated Rutgers President
New Brunswick October 13 Governor Silver to preside at open air ceremonies as Dr. John Martin Thomas, twelfth president of Rutgers University, is inaugurated on Wednesday October 14. He receives the charter key and seal of the college, founded as Queen's College in 1766.
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New Brunswick
George
Silver
John Martin Thomas
Rutgers University
Queen's College
Pittsburgh Youth Awaits Murder Sentence
Fifteen year old Joseph Borowski, jailed in Pittsburgh for the murder of Walter Konalski, says liquor led to the crime. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder and faces sentencing next Friday, a historic first for a defendant of his age in local court.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Joseph Borowski
Walter Konalski
Kowalski
Borowskii
McCarthy Named Cubs Manager On 2 Year Contract
Joe Vincent McCarthy, a veteran of American baseball since 1907, was signed to a two year contract to manage the Chicago Cubs. He previously led the Louisville Colonels in 1919 and has served with a second division club as a manager, marking a major leadership change for the Cubs.
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McCarthy
Cubs
International News Service
Chicag
Chicago Cubs
Joe Vincent McCarthy
Amercan Association
Louisville Colonels
Former Pastor Williams to Speak in New Castle
Rev. W. Glyn Williams of Plymouth Pa former pastor of East Reynolds street church will return to New Castle and preach at the local church Sunday October 18. He will chair the sacred concert after the evening service and is a familiar figure having served five years as pastor and as chaplain of the New Castle Glee Society. He resigned in 1923 to lead a larger Plymouth church and is visiting after attending the state Sabbath School convention in Erie.
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W. Glyn Williams
Plymouth
First Congregational Church
East Reynolds Street
New Castle
Williams
Congregational Church
Erie
Girl 12 Killed by Twin Brother in Halloween Tragedy
Pauline Weigman 12 was killed in Lancaster when her twin brother Paul, 12, accidentally fired a shotgun while they played attic costumes. Harold Hein a boarder found her in a pool of blood. no one knows where the gun came from. The siblings were inseparable and had no known quarrel.
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Lancaster
Pauline Weigman
Harrisburg Pike
City
Paul
Harold Hein
Original Program Features Chapel
A brief item highlights a chapel program featuring performances and readings by Them. The note emphasizes a cultural or community event, inviting attendance and noting date and location details.
Life of Columbus pantomime at North Street Junior High
North Street Junior High staged an original five act Life of Columbus pantomime in the Senior High auditorium. Student leaders included Margaret Brown and Virginia Bowman among others with Miss Russell directing devotionals and B K Thacker announcing. Fall hats advertised by the subscription.
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North Street
Life of Columbus
Margaret Brown
Miriam Harris
Beatrice Gonick
Maxine Ballard
Miss Russell
America
Chas. Lynn
Ruth Mervis
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