New York Musicians' Symphony Event Highlighted
The article notes California conductor Antonio Brico guest directing the New York Musicians' Symphony Orchestra at the Metropolitan on January 10. It also covers Emma Otero the Cuban soprano and the Pan-American Union concert, plus a look at Dawson's groundbreaking Negro symphony under rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schurz
New York City
Vienna
Fritz
Cissy
California
Antonio Brico
University of California
New York Musicians’ Symphony Orchestra
Metropolitan
Miss Brice
School For Conductors
Berlin
Carl Muck
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Pan-American Union
Washington
United Service Orchestra
Music Teachers’ National Association
Emma Otero
Uruguay
Dawson
Alabama
Kansas City
Chicago Civic Orchestra
Eugene O’neill
Pullman Porter
Negro Theater Art Group
Community Choirs and Club Meetings Schedule
Social Calendar lists regular weekly meetings and rehearsals for adult and youth choirs at Grace Lutheran United Brethren Braddock Street churches. Rotary Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel Thursdays. American Legion Post at Geo. arp Hotel Fridays. Music Lovers' Club at 23 South Stewart Street Monday evenings. Lions Club at George Washington Hotel location.
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Ing Association
Young People's Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Girls' Athletic Association Holds Holiday Dance
Members of the Girls' Athletic Association enjoyed a midnight Christmas dance at Rouss Hall with Soddy Haines and his orchestra. The hall was decorated by the committee led by Elizabeth Hollis. Several out of town guests attended and a monthly meeting on West Piccadilly street was announced for officers to be elected.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Rouss Hall
Soddy” Haines
Elizabeth Hollis
Elizabeth Jasper
Ella Bauserman
Helen Crisman
Winchester
West Piccadilly Street
Reunion At Heishman Home Highlights Family Gathering
A December 26 reunion at the Heishman home in Star Tannery brought nine of their children and extended family together. Roy Heishman and the Heishman/Her shman relatives, plus Stine and Himelright families, attended with singing, scripture, and a closing hymn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Heishman
Star Tannery
Heishman
Roy Heishman
J. L. He
Harry Lindamood
Daniel Lindamood
Fred Heishman
Ralph
Denzil Heishman
W. C. Heishman
Woman's Christian Temperance Union to Meet at Handley Library
The regular semi monthly meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union is set for 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Handley Library. Officers request full attendance of members.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Handley Library
Union
Roosevelt 10 Plan Meet Governors To Cut Overlap
President elect Roosevelt outlined closer White House state contacts to reduce overlapping functions and trim government waste. A cabinet roles debate and talks with New York leaders including Alfred E. Smith shaped a busy Albany and Hyde Park schedule ahead of Lehman’s inauguration.
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Hyde Park
N.Y
Roosevelt
Albany
Herbert H. Lehman
White House
Mr.evert
Washington
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Frank
New York City
James Roosevelt, Jr
Senator Wagner
Dewitt Clinton
John F. Curry
Tammany Chieftain
John H. McCooey
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Muscle Shoals
Norris
Nebraska
Ala
Bill to set minimum prices for key farm commodities
Washington lawmakers introduced an emergency farm relief bill to establish minimum prices for wheat, cotton, tobacco, and hogs. The plan uses processing fees paid by manufacturers to raise domestic prices, with dairy and rice excluded and hogs initially set at 3.5 to 5 cents per pound.
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Associated Press
Washington
Man Jones
House Agricultural Committee
Janes
Jones
Local News Briefs From Covington and Nearby
The Rev R Bowen Moore assistant pastor of Granberry Memorial Church Covington Va left Saturday to resume duties after visiting Miss Hortense White at her parents home on the Northwestern grade Joe Anderson returned to Cumberland after holidays with relatives Grace Elizabeth Bauserman returned to Ward Belmont College Nashville Tenn after Christmas with her parents Grant Family improving from influenza Mrs Lucille Grant and daughters Virginia Lee and Kitty are reported much improved City Manager P P Pilcher confined at home with light indisposition Miss Helen Cochran returned to Baltimore to study at Seton High School Harold Lucas returned to Richmond to resume studies after holidays with his mother Mrs Virginia Wall
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Farrie Ee Ofanpers
Perry
Watents
W. Va
Saul Wertle
Chisago
Steven Calley
Methodist Protestant Church
Harpers Ferry
Frances Kaplan
Harry E. Levy
Cumberland
Symphony Serenaders
Winchester
D. L. Neathery
New York
Richmond
University of Richmond
Peachy Hockman
South Washington Street
Harold Lucas
West Clifford Street
R. Bowen Moore
Granberry Memorial Church
Covington
Hortense White
Grace Elizabeth Bauserman
W.H. Bauserman
Fairmont Avenue
Ward-Belmont College
Nashvile
Tenn
Helen Cochran
Fred Cochran
South Kent Street
Baltimore
Setton High School
Virginia, Wall
Economists urge tariff cuts and debt settlement as recovery plan
An open letter to President-elect Roosevelt from twenty leading economists calls for reciprocal tariff reductions and prompt settlement of inter allied debts to restore economic health. They argue lowering tariffs will boost agriculture and manufacturing, while maintaining a strict gold standard and stable international trade. Signatories include Fetter Princeton Hibard Wisconsin Dewey MIT Patterson Pennsylvania Berglund Virginia Tyson Pittsburgh Evans Hopkins Hammond Ohio State Barnett Johns Hopkins Anderson Chase National Bank.
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Baltimore
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Broadus Mitchell
Johns Hopkins University
Europe
United States
Roth
Frank A. Fetter
Princeton
Benjamin H. Hibbard
University of Wisconsin
Davis R. Dewey
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
E. W. Kemmerer
Ernest M. Patterson
University of Pennsylvania
Abraham Berglund
University of Virginia
Francis Tyson
University of Pittsburgh
George Heberton Evans, Jr
M. B. Hammond
Ohio Stateiversity
George E. Barnett
Johns Hopkins
B. M. Anderson, Jr
Chase Nations
Miss Oata Anderson Visits Philadelphia Relatives
Miss Oata Anderson of North Braddock street spent time in Philadelphia as a guest of relatives. Miss Marie Fries returned to Williamsburg after Christmas at her parents home on North Braddock, where she attends William and Mary College.
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Margaret Beck
Chburg
Willie Wood
North Braddock Street
Miss Beck
Charles Mander
Alexandria
Oata Anderson
Philadelphia
Marie Fries
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Mrs
Lewis Fries
Southern California Romps Pittsburgh 35 to 0 in Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl in Pasadena saw Southern California overpower Pittsburgh 35 to 0 before about 83 000 fans. The Trojans rolled to their 20th straight win as Pitt struggled with a late fumble and a kickoff return that sealed the score.
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Pasadena
Calif
Southern California
Pittsburgh
Trojans
Pitt
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Mt. Vernon
John Augustine Washington
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le Near
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Chichester
Westmoreland Davis
W. H. Lipscomb
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Anna Hedrick
Joy Hansel
Jack Chamberlain
Fort Myer
Jack Trapnell
Chrles Town
Miss Gilpin
Baltimore Country Club
Princeton Triangle Club
Lyric Theater
Douglas Gordon
Dorothy Dixon Gilpin
Donald Gilpin
Lutherville
Nancy Wickes
Wickes
Walter F Wicke
Zeta Spillman
Everly
Ze Spillman
Lewis Everly
Stephens City
Allen Jones
Jonah Spillman
Eleanor Robertson
Greenville
Mrs. S. E. Robertson
South Loudoun Street
Miss Green
Mary E. Green
James W. Hillyard
Otto Preffitt
Opequon
Mrs. Preffitt
Courtfield
Harry C. Stouffer
R.E. Griffith
Ayres
Howard Hanson
Eastman School of Music
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RED Cross
Buntsberry
Heishman Home
Congress
Raymond Cooper
Stanley Cooper
Beatrice Cooper
Raymond
J. Funkhouser
Mrs. Loring: Cover
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P. P. Pilcher
Christmas Club
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
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Hamman’s Dollar Store
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