Noted Concert Stars Coming For Civic Music Program
Sidney Civic Music Associationprepares for a standout night with Lawrence Winters baritone and Ellabelle Davis soprano performing solo and duet numbers at 8 15 PM in the high school auditorium. Winters, in his sixth US tour, has been acclaimed for Porgy and Bess and Rigoletto and hailed by critics for diction and vocal projection. Davis, renowned for operatic arias and spirituals, stresses artistry over race in a program that will feature Negro spirituals alongside classic songs.
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Sidney
Sidney Civic Music Association
Lawrence Winters
Ellabelle Davis
Impresari0
S. Hurok
Winters
Porgy and
Bess
Columbia Masterworks Records
Porgy
New York
Me Mister
Rok
New York City Opera
Virgil Thomson
N. Y. Herald Tribune
America
Miss Davis
Cinnamon Toast Recipe Upgrade Tips
A kitchen tip suggests starting Tuesday at the Cinnamon Toast for a twist. Instead of buttering as usual, dip toast strips in melted butter then roll in cinnamon sugar before toasting in the oven until brown.
KSID Radio Schedule Saturday and Sunday Program Guide
A detailed schedule lists hourly radio programs across Saturday and Sunday from sign on at 6 29 AM through sign off at 11 PM. It includes news weather market updates church programs music shows sports and talk programs featuring numerous hosts and guests.
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Rev. Allen
Martin Agronsky
Kammy Kaye
Henry Jerome Orch
Presbyterian Church
St. Paul Luth
Corliss Archer
Dan Dodge
Walter Winchell
Taylor Grant
Chet Huntley
Paul Harvey
Paulina Carter
Drew Pearson
ABC News
Dimes Help Polio Victims With $148 Million Spent
John W. Martinosky reports March of Dimes funds totaling over 148 million dollars since 1938 have aided more than 230000 Americans with care and treatment. Most beneficiaries are under 15, though adult cases rise. Sixty seven percent funds go to patient care, nineteen percent to research, aiding polio prevention and training of professionals nationwide.
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John W. Martinosky
Cheyenne County
Martinosky
March of Dimes Drive Urges County Support in 1958
Cheyenne County residents are urged to back the 1958 March of Dimes fund drive, now in its run and ending January 31. National and local chapters face funding gaps as 1951 split favored headquarters and research, prompting a push for more county contributions to sustain patient aid and professional education.
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Te National Foundation
Cheyenne
Scout Circus Plans In Final Stages In Wyoming
Arrangements for the Windy Plains District Boy Scouts circus enter final stages for February 3. Aiming for a larger show than last year, 600 to 700 boys will participate in a tableau on Early American History titled Let Freedom Ring. Cubs join patriotic events while Scouts perform America Plays and other pieces.
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Windy Plains
Wyo-Braska Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
America
Book Worms Averages Seventy Books Read Per Prisoner
The Federal Bureau of Prisons reports that the typical federal inmate reads about 70 books annually, highlighting reading as a common activity in prisons across the system.
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Federal Bureau of Prisons
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