Poppy sale nets 1034 for disabled veterans aid
The American Legion auxiliary poppy sale raised 1034.06 in two days of drive at schools and downtown streets. Twenty five percent, 258.51, goes to state child welfare work, 250 deducted for 10,000 blooms, net about 525.55 for relief of needy veterans and families. Mrs. Herbert Lohnes, chair, praised public support. Mrs. Frank Johnson, president, conveyed appreciation. Quasqueton and Independence, Ia, May 28. Dr Ira D Ondler named director for Buchanan county unit of Iowa University Alumni Association.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Herbert Lohnes
John Deere Tractor Company
Rath Packing Company
Auxiliary
Frank Johnson
Quasqueton, Ta
Ira D. Ondler
Quasqueton
Buchanan County
Iowa University Alumni Association
Independence
Electric tone production to transform western music
Leopold Stowell, conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra, predicts a coming era of electric instruments enabling new tone production and easier performance. He cites Theremin and Weyl and Hammond, hopes orchestras adopt electric means while preserving classic works, and envisions phonograph libraries aiding education. He also notes oriental music offers deep principles to Western harmony and looks to future space travel for broader musical discovery.
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Leopold Storoweel
Philadelphia Orchestra
Associated Press
Paris
Theremin
Charles Weyl
University of Pennsylvania
John Hays Hammond, Jr
Orient
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