DuQuoin Music Camp Shows Steady Growth and Expansion
The Egyptian Music Camp at Du Quoin State Fairgrounds enters its eleventh year with over 800 students across four one week sessions, guided by founder A. T. Atwood who built the program from a 125-person start in 1941. The camp, now near capacity, offers band chorus and orchestra instruction, scholarship support from civic groups, and a final operetta production led by staff including R. P. Hibbs and W. H. Beckmeyer with Miss Au Buchon and Miss Munson in key roles.
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A. T. Atwood
Giant City Park
du Quoin State Fairgrounds
United States
Giant City
W. R.ayes
du Quoin Ate Fair Association
Fairgrounds
Flaves Pet Acres
Midwest
Grandstand
Atwood
Woman’s
Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions
Band
Earl Bozarth
West Frankfort High School
Mildred Kennedy
du Quoin
R. P. Hibbs
W. H. Beckmeyer
Mternon High School
Jim Sallowe
Herrin High School
William Theobald
In of
D. W. Horton
du Quoin Township
Mt. Vernor High School
Excelsior
Pulpit Confessor Freed Of Bank Robbery Charge
Albert Johnson, 23, had bank robbery charges dismissed after confessing in a Topeka church May 4 to involvement in Hoyt bank holdup four years ago. District Judge Kaul cited a two year statute of limitations for initiating prosecution.
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Holton
Kan
Albert Johnson
Topeka
Hoyt
Robert H. Kaul
Johnson
Kansas
Walter Wanger Starts Four Month Jail Term
Los Angeles June 6 AP Producer Walter Wanger began serving a four month sentence for the jealousy shooting of Jennings Lang, husband of his screen star wife Joan Bennett. The 57 year old moviemaker surrendered at county jail last night and refused to answer reporters about reconciliation. He and Bennett have been estranged since the December 13 shooting in a Beverly Hills parking lot.
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Los Angeles
Walter Wanger
Jennings Lang
Joan Bennett
Miss Bennett
Wanger
Lang
Beverly Hills
Farm Price Support Losses Fall Sharply
Washington reports government losses from farm price support operations at about one fifth of last year. For the first 10 months of the fiscal year ending June 30 losses total $54.1 million, versus $276 million the prior year. Decline due mainly to fewer products being supported, with most losses from dried eggs, beans, wheat, and peanuts.
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Agriculture Department
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Normal Auduchon
St. Louis
Shirley Boner
Shirley Harvey
Barbara Munson
Decatur
Splash
Hayes
Au Buchon
Ing
Miss Munson
Italy
Warren Angell
Oklahoma Baptist
Shawnee, Okla
Aletha Pitts
Sikeston, Mo
Kay Jones
Washington, Mo
Donald LeMasters
Glenn Thurau
Ellis Grove
Washington
Dad
Arrow
Mitoga
of Cours
Herrin
Marion
J.W. Walker & Sons
WAV Kfe
Frankfort — Benton
Mt. Vernon
Carbondale