Tucson Symphony Concert Praised for Cohesion and Brisk Virtuosity
The Tucson Symphony Orchestra conducted by George C. Wilson with soloist Mme. Elenore Altman delivered a strong second concert of the season in the university main auditorium. Paderewski's Polish Fantasy, celebrating his American debut, showcased Altman's enjoyment of orchestral dialogue. The program opened with Gluck and Haydn, praised for vitality, while Ulysses Kay's Sinfonietta drew interest as a local alumnus. Rimsky Korsakov's Capriccio Espagnole closed the lively program with high audience approval.
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Tucson Symhony Orchestra
George C. Wilson
Mme
Elenore Altman
Paderewski
Gluck
Haydn
Tucson
Ulysses Kay
University of Arizona
Eastman School of Music At
Rochester
Rimsky- Korsakov
E. L
Telephone Head Is Feted By Fellows
A. A. Sundin, district manager of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph, is honored by Tucson leaders at a Pioneer hotel dinner marking 35 years with the company. Sundin recalls snowbound 1916 events in Douglas and notes rapid progress in transmission while praising leadership in employee welfare.
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Denver
A. A. Sundin
Sundin
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
F. H. Reid
The
Communications Company
Denver Telephone Office
Pioneer Hotel
Tucson
Douglas
Tombstone
Bisbee
el Paso
Old
Colorado Telephone Company
Mountain States Company
Roswell
N. M
Flagstad to Sing at Temple of Music and Art Sunday
Opera star Kirsten Flagstad renowned for memory feats and 68 operatic roles will headline at the Temple of Music and Art Sunday evening, accompanied by Edwin McArthur. She will perform Norwegian songs and works by Schubert, Strauss, Grieg, and Wagner arias. tickets are at the temple box office.
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Kirsten Flagstad
Metropolitan Opera Company
Temple of Music and Art
Saturday Morning
Madame Flagstad
Metropolitan Opera House
Brunhildes
Tucson
Schubert
Strauss
Grieg
Edwin McArthur
Temple of Music and Art Box Office
Farmer pleads for flight path safety near St Louis airport
A farmer phoned Lambert-St. Louis airport to ask airlines to steer airliners away from his farm. He feared the weight of the air column supporting the planes could cause his frame buildings to collapse.
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ST. Louis
Lambert-St. Louis
Feeding Schedules at New York City Zoo Vary Widely
The zoo lists animal feeding periods from every five minutes to every two weeks, reflecting a wide range of care routines for diverse species and exhibit needs.
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New York City
Cooper
Various Taxes Proposed For Defense Drive
Philadelphia March 5 A panel of economic experts urged tax and budget measures to fund defense in a postwar economy. Gerhard Colm proposed expansionary fiscal policy with rising tax yields and anti inflationary taxes. Arthur Ballantine called for cutting non defense spending and careful borrowing. Cornell economists urged making war material production more attractive and targeted taxes on luxury goods while protecting profiteers. O M W Sprague from Harvard outlined further tax options.
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Philadelphia
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Gerhard Colm
Bureau of the Budget
Colm
Arthur A. Ballantine
Uindersecretary
the Treasury
Cornell University
Northeastern Dairy Conference
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City Symphony
Alex Remneas
E. J. Anderson
R. H. Cressingham
Cecil Brandon
O. C. Joy
J. O. Calhoun
A. N. Searte
Lawson Smith
Harold Muth
Phoenix
Day Campbell
Jess Harris
Russell Meeker
Nogales
Burleigh Murphy
Globe
SSL Sash & Door CO
F. A. Pearson
K. R. Bennett
Cornell
O. M. W. Sprague
Harvard
T. Best
Vicks
Poplin
McCall
Raycraft
Thrifties
Iey
Chesterfield's
Patsy
Fred Waring
Pat O'Brien
America
Liccert & Mraas
Tosacce Ce
Collma
Frisco
Boss
Lee
OYLS
Adies
Gabardine Frontiers
ARMY
SPURS
East Congress
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