Sevent h Heaven composer Victor Young on music borders
Victor Young, creator of the musical Seventh Heaven, argues for overlap between classical and pop music, recalling his own drift from classical violin to pop after early rejections. He notes he’s still seen as a pop artist by classical musicians.
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Dick Kleiner
NEA
Victor Young
Seventh Heaven
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Sweet Sue
High Speed In City Is Costly
Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr. warned Frederick that excessive speed would not be tolerated. Antonio Wagner, 228 Broadway, fined 150 dollars and jailed thirty days for 85 mph on Patrick Street, with 60 more days if the fine isn’t paid. Officer Mossburg testified to the speed. Wagner claimed his 1950 Ford couldn’t reach 85. Several other cases include fines for disturbances, intoxication, and traffic infractions, with various forfeitures and suspended sentences.
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Ford
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E. Austin James
Bell
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Thurmont
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Geigher
Mossburg
James Arthur Nelson
Clark County
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James David Fox
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Lee “Day Rose
Olcott
Clfortine Lutitia Thompson
Sjamsville
Russell Eugene O'Brien Jr
Nathan Dorsey
Hull Emory Saylor
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Taneytown approves charter amendment for sewer system
Taneytown voters approved a charter amendment 95 to 24 to pave the way for a sanitary sewage system and elected three town council members Harry Mohney 204 votes, James Batmgardner, Raymond Davidson, and George Motter, with Davidson the sole incumbent. Council takes office June 27.
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Raymond Davidson
George Motter
Davidson
Harry
Mohney
Nairobi raid nets Mau Mau general and captive
In Kenya, June 6, a police patrol captured Mau Mau "General" Makime at a woman's house in Kaimbu, 20 miles from Nairobi. The woman was arrested as well. Officials said election turnout was normal with 238 votes cast.
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Baumgardner
Norris Sell
Makime
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Mau Mau
Kaimbu
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