Pinocchio production reveals meticulous Disney artistry
The article details the massive 450000 drawings and vast prop models behind Pinocchio. It notes a former puppeteer guiding animators, hand crafted sound effects for Monstro, and a calliope named after the muse of Heroph, reflecting the era's studio craftsmanship and attention to detail.
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Hollywood
Disney Studio
Wien
Sieney Studios
Pinocchio
Disney
Monstro
Forgotten Viennese Waltzes Sent to Library of Congress
A sealed Vienna package sent to the Library of Congress hours before the Anschluss contained 1 644 pieces of music chiefly waltzes from the Strauss era. The collection, assembled by Paul Lowenberg, preserves Vienna’s lively musical past before Nazi occupation.
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Hitler
Austria
Vienna
Library of Congress
Washington, D. C
Lautner
Strausses
Father and Sons
Gungl
Paul Lowenberg
America
Viennese music library arrives via invasion
American musicians study a new Viennese music store with waltzes polkas marches and quadrilles. Radio networks rely on this source for programs and some selections become standard. Music owes thanks to railroadman Lowenberg and to Herr Hitler for the invasion that brought the library here. Tomorrow: Interrupted vacations.
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Lowenberg
Hitler
Riverside Visitors Share Fellowship at Duwa Home
Mr and Mrs Joseph Duwa of Jessup and others from Independence Nichols Lone Tree and Riverside visited the Albert Duwa home southwest of Riverside. Rev Stuart C Peterson Riverside Methodist Church led the Sunday Evening Study club meeting.
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Riverside
Joseph Duwa
Jessup
Robert Becher
Independence
Antony Morgan
Delores
Nichols
Melvin Duwa
Lone Tree
Albert Duwa
Stuart C. Peterson
Riverside Methodist Church
Lyle Fesler
John Riggs
Ainsworth
William Gerot
Rene DeWulf
Tamily
Moscow
Janes Beranek
Ecumenical movement noted with world Church unity aims
The article discusses the global ecumenical movement toward united Christendom and mentions visitors in Coggan including Mr and Mrs Robert Smola and daughters Lois and Hetty. It records Richard Buckwalter returning to Wellman newspaper work after visiting his parents and notes several other local visitors and extended family gatherings around Riverside and Lone Tree.
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Robert Smola
Lois
Hetty
Coggan
Richard Buckwalter
Wellman
Lee C. Buchwalter
Brighton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Brighten town highlights show Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frazey in Wapelio this week. Mr. and Mrs. Swisher return from a three month Houston visit. Mrs. Lorne McNeese and daughter Diane visit Rev. and Mrs. Noland in Pulaski with the Nolands. Mrs. Gertrude Daggett of Fairfield visits her sister.
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Rhua Helmick
Brighton
Ralph Frazey
Wapelio
F. M. Swisher
Houston
Texas
Lorne McNeese
Diane
W. R. Noland
Pulaski
Nolands
Gertrude Daggett
Fairfield
Plans and events mark Crawfordsville senior year
Mary Manners reports Crawfordsville high school seniors plan a Des Moines trip. The class will perform Little Miss Hitch Hiker with director Miss Margaret Johnston. Commencement runs May 12 to May 14 with speeches by Ruth Baker and Mary L Moorhead. May 15 hosts eighth grade graduation and community dinner.
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Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
May
Des Moines
Margaret Jotnston
Ruth Baker
Mary L. Moorhead
Donald RR. Mallett
University — O Iowa
Diamonds Drive War Efforts and Global Output
The article notes diamonds are crucial for war materiel such as aircraft and ships. It states Britain via De Beers Consolide Mines controls over 90 percent of world diamond output from Kimberley, South Africa, and warns that German diamond shortages could cripple its war industries and potentially affect the war outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
de Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd
Kimberley
South Africa
Germany
Local Funerals and School Outing Report in Crawfordsville
Mr and Mrs Bruce Hanna and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Coon returned to Waterloo after being summoned by the death of Lee Hanna. The seventh and eighth grades led by Orie Leichty and the freshmen with W C Bauer hosted wiener roasts south of town. A daughter Nancy Ruth Burke was born April 22 in Farmington to Mr and Mrs John Burke, formerly Ferne Johnson.
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Mary Manners
Crawfordsville
Bruce Hanna
Lloyd Coon
Waterloo
Lee Hanna
Robert Hanna
Orie Leichty
W. C. Bauer
John Burke
Farmington
Nancy Ruth
Burke
Ferne Johnson
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Heront
Britain
Andy Weekiites
Iowa State College
Iowa Daily Press
Ottumwa
Donald Hibbard
Parsons College
Ottusowa Municipal
Dr. Hibbard
Clifton Pen Oleson
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Phonephoto
Camden
N. J
Wanda Dworecki
Peter Shewchuk
Thomas Madden
Shewchuk
Walter A. Dworecki
Dworecki
Trondheim
Norwy
Bes
Arthur Lorack
the Stormer
Raymond Lorack
WEFK
A. BE. Horton
C. V. Robison
Iowa City Park
Willa Arthur
University Hospital
Iowa City
James Clinger
Fred Anwyl
Er. L. Clark
Chester Piper
Lyle Lowe
Irma Pressly
Marion Kilpatrick
Burlington
U. Pv
Kenneth Kilpatrick
E. L. Clark
Pressly-Kilpatrick
James
Harwood
Sam James
Cyril James
Il Goods
Q. Yu
Apna
Sisal
Cour
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