D.A.R. Officers Club to Meet in Albany June 5
The semi annual meeting of the New York State Officers Club Daughters of American Revolution will be in Albany at the Albany County club with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Harvey Hoag and local hostess Mrs. Edgar L. Porter. Vacancies will be filled from proposed members by invitation. Discussions include arrangements for the Oct 7 New York City club meeting during the State D.A.R. Conference. Past presidents and members from multiple towns attend. page lists several names and positions. In Toronto last week the Metropolitan Opera Association featured Leonard Warren singing God Save the King before the curtain.
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Eadla van Wormer
New York State Officers Club
Daughters of American Revolution
Albany County Club
Albany
Harvey Hoag
Prattsburg
Steuben County
Edgar L. Porter
Delmer
New York City
D.A R
Club
T Weats Obwetana
City
Toronto
Metropolitan Opera Assoriaion
Leonard Warren
God Save the King
Warren
Britain
United States
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Injto
Britannica
Walter Yust
U. S
Elizabeth
Couns
George II
King’s Remembrancer
Queen ‘Victoria
Lyric Circus Route 20 Opens Desert Song Engagement
Chico the Brazilian monkey arrives with Les Garner as Lyric Circus Route 20 prepares to open with Sigmund Romberg Desert Song near Skaneateles. Musical director George Hirst rehearses amid a busy setup as the show aims to attract large crowds and feature a 2,700 seat capacity.
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Finger Lakes Lyric Circus
Skaneateles
Sigmund Romberg
Muse
Lessie Garner
Chico
Garner
Tai
George Hirst
St. Louis Municipal Opera
Atlantic Conference Election for Mate Choruses Inc
The Atlantic Conference of Mate Choruses Inc met in New York City with six districts, 48 choruses, and 985 members. Officers elected: President Paul I E Smith Syracuse Modern Male Chorus. vice presidents J Fred Rau Baltimore B O Glee Club and Charles Wohringer New York University Men's Glee Club. extension vice president Maurice Hartman Albany Mendelssohn Club. secretary James H Norton Syracuse. treasurer A M Armstrong New York City. historian J Ered Williamson Newburgh Amphion Glee Club. Rau and Wohringer serve as presidents for their choruses.
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Mate Choruses, Inc
National Republican Club
New York City
Paul i E. Smith
Syracuse Modern
J. Fred Rau
Baltimore
B. & O. Glee Club
Charles Wohringer
University Men’s Glee Club
Maurice Hartman
Albany Mendelssohn Club
James H. Norton
Syracuse
American Legion Post 41 Chorus
A. M. Armstrong
South Shore Glee Club
Rockville Center
L. LE
J. Ered Williamson
Newburgh
Amphion Glee Club
Rau
Wohringer
Mrs Everts to Attend National Concert Managers Association Meeting
Mrs B Everts managing director Cine Morning Musicals will leave June 7 for Cincinnati Ohio to attend a board meeting of the National Concert Managers Association. Everts was among charter members of the association formed during her Syracuse Crate Music Association presidency. The release notes withdrawal from the private relief cooperative after six years aiding Ree foreigners, citing shift to regular channels through War Relief and Church World Service coordinated by the National Council of Churches for Christ in the USA.
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B. Everts
Cine Morning Musicals, Inc
Cincinnati
National Concert Managers Association
Priv Relie
Ieask
National Cathlic Welfare Conference
Church World Service, Inc
National Counel
Churches For Christ In the USA A
Istatement
Spa Police Chief Named in Saratoga Springs
Saratoga Springs appoints Detective Robert F. Flanagan as police chief, 13 months after the retirement of Patrick Rex. Flanagan, 35, native of the city, was named by Commissioner Harry A. Burke. Burke also accepted the resignation of acting chief George H. West due to illness. West had served as chief during Rex’s retirement and previously from 1930–1938 and 1940–1951. West’s departure comes amid reshuffles following Rex’s testimony at a Senate Crime Investigating Committee hearing in February 1951.
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Saratoga Springs
Robert F. Flanagan
Saratoga Spring
Patrick F. Rex
Kefauver Committee
Flanagan
Harry A. Burke
Public Safety
Burke
George H. West
Rex
Rosa. West
Hox
Senate
Coch
New York
Rochester (P
Honora H
Saratoga
Vun
Shane Nounced
Corporation i
H. Emerson
Valasco Ibarra Leads with 30,000 Vote Edge in Quito
Returns from Ecuador's presidential race show former president Jose Maria Valasco Ibarra leading by about 30,000 votes as results passed the two-thirds mark. Valasco, who recently returned from exile, appears poised for a strong finish.
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Quito
Ecuador
Jose Maria Valasco Ibarra
Sun Gay
Nial
Valesco Tharra
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Governors of
D.A.R. Officers Club
George Duffy
Fort Plain
Charles White Nash
Libany
Fisher
Justin
Delmar
W. L. Potter
Club Sacre
Albert C. Dumke
Beacon
John P. Kel
Wav-arly
Artur C. Faucard
Elmira
Brazil
Lyric Circus
Sureral
General Motors
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Buick
Cadillac
GMAC
U.S
Canada
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Icare Project
NEW York GP
Spa
Fourth Ward
GOP
George Arbogast
Jeff
George Halleday
Ve Parking
John J. Hyland
oLe Witt Clinton
Albany, N. Y
Eme
Telo Dall
Hess
G. W. Richardson & Son, Inc
W. Onondaga St
Velasco
Ibarra
Foundar
Irving Ave
Estbrook Printing
Qeality Printing
S. Salina St
McGrory
Fayon
Buresa
McCrory's
Toni
MM & M's
McCrory’s ‘Sweet Center
Toni Creme Shampos
Lady Esther
Esther
Regina Byron
McCropy
Regina Sylon
Regina
Colgate Chlorophyll
McCrory
Colgate
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