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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1950

Page

10

Pianist Raymond Lewenthal Opens Civic Music Series

Concert pianist Raymond Lewenthal opened the Civic Music Association series with a well received piano recital at Hagerstown High School auditorium before a near capacity audience. He bent over the keys with a touch likened to de Pachi mann, revealing another point of resemblance to the great virtuoso.

Raymond Lewenthal Civic Music Association Hagerstown High Schol Auditorium de Pachmann Lewenthal

Young pianist shines in Chopin and Prokofieff recital

The 90 minute program highlighted a Chopin group with the G minor Ballade and four Etudes performed in a cool, faithful rubato style. Prokofieff’s Toccata Opus 11 drew loud applause, while Liszt’s B minor Ballade and a Liszt prelude offered lush melody. The program opened with Mozart and Mendelssohn variations, and encores included Debussy’s Clair de Lune.

Chopin Prokofieff Liszt Howver Lewenthal Mozart Mendelssohn

Stoner Attends National Rehabilitation Convention

Kenneth G. Stoner district supervisor for Western Maryland Vocational Rehabilitation attends the National Rehabilitation Association convention in New York City this week he serves on the resolutions committee. Eight Maryland professional staff members are represented at the meeting with many national agencies taking part in addressing vocational adjustment for the physically handicapped.

Kenneth G. Stoner Maryland National Rehabilitation Association New York City Resolutions Committee

Police Told To Freeze Evidence At Crime Scenes

Maryland Homicide officers were urged to preserve crime scenes to avoid tampering. Harvard's Dr. Richard Ford warned to rope off areas, make casts and photos, and keep superiors convinced that the scene must be frozen to prevent contamination. Officers from Baltimore City and surrounding counties attended.

Baltimore Maryland Richard Ford Department of Legal Medicine Harvard University Baltimore City Cumberland Hagerstown Anne Arundel Prince Georges Montgomery Ford

Tennessee Williams Praises Glass Menagerie Film

Tennessee Williams, once an usher on Broadway, hails The Glass Menagerie film noting its faithful spirit and the broader screen latitude. He praises four star performances and contrasts stage and screen while acknowledging the film's depth and humor.

Tennessee Williams Broadway New York Marsland Theater Jess

United Nations Class In Georgia Emory Ga

Associate Professor George Neely teaches English at Emory in Georgia. A UN class roll call prompts tongue twisting exercises as a warm up activity.

United Nations Georgia Emory George Neely Neely

Foreign students at Emory University study and exchange words

The article recalls a professor at Emory University checking attendance of 28 foreign students from 14 countries. While the students improve English, the professor learns a few foreign words in return and can now say pop quiz in Japanese Siamese Swedish and Portuguese.

Emory University Tawingwang Duttvabodhi Shigemitsu Kuryiyama Klaus Zelle

Hospital Visitors Lost After Night Demolition S

About two hundred visitors went wandering through Washington County Hospital last night as demolition rerouted entries. The passageway was breached, forcing many into the emergency department while staff tried to guide and treat them. Entrance was advised from the Baltimore Street side due to destroyed other access points.

Washington County Hospital Passae Way Baltimore Street

Utah Allows Firing Squad Executions

The state permits execution by firing squad with the condemned choosing between range or shot. A separate note explains gasoline tank condensation forms water as air is drawn into the tank during fuel use.

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