Lemonade Opera Delights Hood College Crowd
A large Hood College audience in Brodbeck Hall enjoyed the Lemonade Opera production of Mozart Don Giovanni in English. Miss Mary Paull as Donna Anna earned New York acclaim, with Harry Wayne as Don Giovanni and James Cosmos as Leporello. Director Max Leavin and musical director Sam Morgenstern led a lively performance followed by a reception in Meyran Hall drawing room.
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Lemonade Opera
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Hood All-College Commission
Mary Paull
Hood
Donna Anna
Paull
New York
Frederick
Mary Davis
Flood
Harry Wayne
Don Giovanni
Leporelli
James Cosmos
Don Ottavio
Donald Devor
Lewis Brook
June Gallacher
Donna Elvira
Zerlina
Miasetto
Nancy Kendall
Lewis Brooks
Max Leavin
Sam Morgenstern
Meyranhall
Department of Music
All-College Commission
Mount Asks Federal Aid for Mount Saint Marys Gym
Maryland delegation and Mount Saint Marys College representatives met with Department of Education officials to seek federal assistance for a new gymnasium and physical education building. A 5,000 square foot structure is envisioned, to serve 710 students including over 500 veterans, with construction funded via surplus wartime buildings at no cost to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Mount Saint Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Department of Education
Ernest V. Hollis
Veterans Facilities Program
O'Conor
Hollis
O Conor
Tidings
Beall Ri
Meade
Fallon
Fallon and Garma
John L. Sheridan
William F. Culhane
John K. Cartwright
Baltimore-Washington
William H Coleman
Large Sum of Coins Found in Late Guy Ruprecht Residence
Orphans Court advised Monday of an inventory showing 1811.05 in cash in the late Guy Ruprecht estate on East Third street. Mrs. Anna R. Cover, administrator, reports many gold coins date back years, with about 150 in dimes. The estate is valued under 50,000. Mrs. Cover is the sole heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Ruprecht
East Third Street
Orphans’ Court
Anna R. Cover
Ruprecht
Cover
Charles D. Walker
Charles E. Walker
Alexander F. Jenkins
George M. Englar
Walter E. Sinn
Charles E. Sier
Claud A. Wilt
Ida B Spencer
Russians Reproduce B-29 Claims Spaatz Says
General Carl Spaatz testified to the President's Air Policy Committee that Russia apparently built reproductions of the B-29 bomber using designs from wrecked U S Superfortresses in Siberia. He noted Russia recently tried to place orders in the United States for B-29 tires and landing gear, though none were inked. He added Russia has built a 5 28 in his view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carl Spaatz
Spaatz
Army Air Force
Siberia
Japan
Russia
Mount St Marys Commended by Navy for WWII V-12 Efforts
Mount St Marys College received the Navy’s well done commendation in a Monday ceremony with a plaque presented by Capt W Harvard Jr. of the U S Navy. The event honored wartime V-12 and V-5 instruction and involved former V-12 commandants, about 60 guests, students, and instructors, with remarks by Capt Gorski of the Norfolk Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount St. Mary's College
Navy
U.S. Navy
W. Harvard Jr. Washington
Defense
James Forrestal
U. S. Navy
Amon
Harvard
R. D. Matthews
Raymond Richards
William Pyles
Vincent J. Gorski
Norfolk Navy Yard
Mount St Mary's
Richards
Matthews
Pyles
Burdette to Leave Dairy Farm for Zone of Interior
Amos D Burdette, a resident near Damascus Route 1, plans to relocate within the next few months to the Zone of Interior to resume his former job, with his parents Mr and Mrs Amos D Burdette living at the same Route No 1 address.
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Zone of Interior
Amos D. Burdette
Damascus
Gray Station Wagon Of Health Group Familiar In Montgomery
A Montgomery County public health lay council runs two gray station wagons to transport patients to Health Department clinics. Mrs. Charles Tipton drives one since 1940, earning $6 daily and logging 145000 miles aiding clinic attendance while coordinating routes with nurses. The council coordinates 11 committees and expanded to staff, fundraising now handled by the Montgomery County Community Chest.
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Montgomery County
Public Health Lay Council
Charles Tipton
Dickerson
Council
Levi Gill
Silver Spring
Tipton
Rockville Health Office
Health Department
Montgomery County Community Chest
United States Public Health Service
Nine-year-old Arlen Bee wins multiple prizes at Maryland Livestock Show
In Timonium Maryland Arlen Bee a nine year old Berewyn resident won four prizes at the Eastern Livestock Show including first in open lamb classes and grand champion lamb. The event drew about 1500 attendees with entries from 21 states. Other winners included Hereford and Aberdeen Angus steers from multiple farms and top hogs with champions named from several Maryland and nearby farms.
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Timonium
Arlen Bee
Berewyn
Eastern Livestock Show, Inc
Bee
Richard C
Maine
Mississippi
Arizona
Mary Blackhall
Falkner
C. WV
Whitney Farms
Westbury
N. C
Washington Court House
Ohio
Hayfields Farm
Cockeysville
Hi Ho Farm
Phoenix
Wilmac Farm
Spring Valley Farm
Poolesville
Farmers of America
Joe Flose
Ellicott City
Pat Bailovich
West Friendship
Amy Fry
Laytonsville
Trio
Bailovich
Elipse
Fred Fry
Lamb
Barrow Hogs
Richard Schulcraft
Owings Mills
William Galbreath
Street
Seconaries Dorn
Forest Hill
Earl King
Gaithersburg
Mary E. Zeltman
Ellicott
Frank Keesling
Meeting Minutes Report Roll Call and Visitors Noted
The meeting led by Peace in charge of Miss Erma Stull opened with roll call and the reading of minutes. Twenty members responded and four visitors attended. Mrs. Snook gave the report of
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Erma Stull
October basket sale and annual Christmas party
The meeting closed with the hymn Onward Walk with God and Mizpah benediction. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. The next meeting will be at the home of Birs Staley Stull in Lewistown on December 11 for the annual Christmas party and to reveal the Guild Sisters for the past year.
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Ladies Guild
Ladies Guild of
The
Utica
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lydia Lambert
Lambert
Albert Klipp
Elsie Snook
Frank Martz
Erma Stull
Misses Ruth Lambert
Mildred Klipp
Marian Hessong
Homme of Birs
Murder Rate Puzzle: 44 Minute US Toll Revealed
A claim reports that a murder occurs in the United States every 44 minutes, highlighting the scale of homicides in the country. The statement reflects statistical framing of violent crime patterns and may rely on police or FBI data across multiple years.
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United States
Chest Fund Near City Goal as Drive Edges Forward
Community Chest efforts report funds rising to about 24000 of a 25400 goal with hours left before the noon Thursday deadline. Rev William C Royal notes strong participation from large committees and says collections are going well. Also announced, Eugene S Williams will assume Western Maryland Railway president and board chair from January 1, replacing Charles W Brown whose December 31 retirement follows a 13 year tenure. The note ends with a remark on New England agriculture reflecting Indian influence through the centuries.
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Tesk
William C. Royal
Mr. Royal
Baltimore
Eugene $. Williams
Western Maryland Railway
Charles W. Brown
Brown
The
Cympoeny
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Glenn Marsh
Rockford
Vernon Anderson
Grant Muhriein
John Marsh
Marsh
Audrey
Charles Williams
Mount
Jatan
Eighth Army
Tok
Pie Calvin K Burdette
First Cavalry
Tokyo-Yokohama
First Team
Willem C. Chase
Fe Burdette
Seventh United States Cavalry
Tokyo
Pie
Burdette
Acn Han
Druid Theatre
D. C
Better Homes, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
Johns-Manville
Montgomery
Walter Snow
North Market St
Crick Hatchery, Inc
Nicodemus
N. Court ST
Seiberling
Philco
Motorola
Hotpoint and
Universal
Melvin M. Engle
MT. Airy Electrical
U. K
CIO
Philip Murray
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Atlantic City
N. J
Reuther
R. J. Thomas
Cider Press Service
McCutcheon
Wisner
Ferrere
Mars Opticians
N. Markey Street
South Market ST
New England
Her Excellency
Kemsberg
Fovely
Call
South Market Street
Dobbs Truss
Orly
W. E. Mason
Francis Scott Key
Seventh Ave
Beaver Falls
Markell & Ford
Izzler
Blue Ridge
Rose Tavern
Charles Marino
Salvatore A.noferi
John Dunn
Naoim Blinder
Columbia
Mutual
Woodlawn Symphony Orchestra
New York City
Bethel Tabernacle
West Ninth Street
Linwood A. Hubbard
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