Dorothy Kirsten Prefers Acting Over Singing at 25th Met Anniversary
Dorothy Kirsten, celebrated Metropolitan Opera soprano, says she prefers acting to singing and aims to portray Desdemona while discussing her career. Born 1917 in Montclair, she studied in Italy with Gigli’s teacher, debuted in Chicago, joined the Met in 1944, and has performed in over 500 operatic roles. She lives in Tokyo? No.
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Levene
Annie Versars
Reilly
Kirsten
Seattle
Oper
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Xvi
Catherine Hayes
Trish Jenny Lind
Gang Opera
London
Vienna
Rome
James J. Beggs
Buffalo Bill
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Met
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Toorie
Karsten
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Tonever
Eohad
Stig
Todd
Tate
Eatky
Jusapeles
Fata Doulas French
Bram Reren Institute
Oirls
Wye
Los Neerest
Desdemona
Dorothy Kirsten
Florida House votes to extend death penalty to robberies
Florida lawmakers push harsher crime policy as the House approves a bill to sentence certain robberies to death. The measure, 77 to 30, would apply when a criminal harms a victim, sending the bill to the Senate for debate amid opposition concerns about deterrence and escalating violence.
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Tallauassee
Fla
Florida
Pune
Donald Nichols
D-Jackesonville
Marshall Warris
D-Minami
William Andrews
J.gainesville
Andrews
Walkersville PTA Plans Book Fair
Walkersville Elementary School hosts a PTA meeting and week long Book Fair starting April 21. The event runs daily from 8 50 am to 3 30 pm with staff assistance and opens at 7 am in the multipurpose room. Principal try Lei Shipman introduces the system with slides and tapes explaining the new program at Southrederich Elementary School.
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Walkhersville
PTA
Sp.m
Lei Shipman
Walkersville
Southrederich Tlementary Schenk
Marker Rites Planned for Revolutionary War Soldier Remsberg
The Reformed Church Cemetery in Middletown hosts Sunday at 2 p m the dedication of a Revolutionary War marker for John George Remsberg. His and his wife Maria Lisa beta Remsberg’s headstones were moved from the old German Thomas burial ground near Buckeystown. The ceremony is led by Rae W Fleming and includes DAR chapters from Frederick and Carrollton Manor. Afterward relatives gather at Oakland Farms for refreshments and a family reunion with guests from several states expected.
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Reformed Church
Middletown
John George Remsberg
Remsherp
Maria Lisabeta
Thomas
Manor
Buckeystown
Remsberg
Ludwick Kemp
Rae W
Bertha) Fleming
Oulbache
Daughters of the American Revolutionary War
Williamsport
Ind
Frederick
Carrollton Manor
DAR
Charles Il. Remsberg
Oakland Farms
Local Notices From Lovettsville Area Reflect Visits and Health
Community notices celebrate Stiss Charlotte Weadon s hearing, wishes for swift recovery for Walter Iyveriurt at Leratatin Memorial Hospital and Mt. Ptechisan hospital returns. Readers greet returning relatives, visits from Arlington and Cleveland families, and local events including clean up day on April 26 and a firemen dance.
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Stiss
Charlotte Weadons
Wintehester Memorial Hospital
Covettsville Sellogh
Walter Iyveriurt
Somal Vay
Mtos
Mt. Ptehisan Aber
Tootas
Bondoun
Trespital
George Tarosa
Kaederigh Memorial Hospital
da Vala Sanday
Cud Atrs
QiUs Mehimimies
Marts
Brethren
Diowossilie
Marty
Peandiuotter
Mies
Mrr
Mars
Willard Metsiimes
Parest Jung
Thoughter
Mabel
Arlington
Madison College
Annandale
Madison
Sharon
District Nine
Cecil Robinette
Glenn Robinette
Hamilton
L. W. Robinette
Oxen Hill
Paul Reed
Hamiin
Harry Sisson
Lucketts
Jeannie Payne
Leesburg
Patty Sue
William Painter
James Hamilton
Patty
Herman Lee
University of Maryland
Lloyd Dailey
Charlestown
W. Va
Westley
Michigan
Gertrude Phillips
Brunswick
Mansfield Approves Most of Nixon's Legislation
Washington AP Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield voiced cautious approval of Nixon's detailed legislative program and budget reforms. He backed crime funding and tax credits for private investment, urged deeper spending cuts, and questioned the social security rise. He supported closing 59 Job Corps centers, while others criticized cuts as insufficient or misdirected.
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Washington
Sete Amu
Mike Mansfield
Nixon
Mansfield
Montana
Mixon
Congress
Johnson
Agriculture Bankers To Visit Here In Early April
A group of international agriculture bankers, with participants from Germany Italy Sweden and others, will tour in early April to observe farm credit operations. The visit includes meetings with the Federal Reserve Bank Association and Production and Credit Association and stops at several cities to inspect co op lending, farm credit banks, and rural financial facilities.
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Launcelot
Dave Hoover
Colde Beatty
Hoover
Clyde Beats Cole
Yikes
Aneria
Geragny
Itelnium
Gimmiv
Spait
Kidnee
H Holland
Tran
Aweden
Daly
Hank Association
Last Street
Min Aren
Farm Cael ‘It Banks
Baltimore
Prederich
Glenn G. Browne
New York City
Parm Credit
United States
Gala
Seb
Credit Hanks
Union Stok
Lars Argelen
Commerce
Launeisco
Nixon calm waters boast cited by Klein at editors meeting
Jerebert G.Mein, representing the Nixon administration, told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that the new administration has calmed the waters of America in less than 101 days. He noted 25 domestic programs to be presented to Congress this year.
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Jerebert G. Mein
Nixon
America
Klein
Kein
Congress
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