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...Class of 1888, the oldest unit which will celebrate as a group, holds its sixtieth reunion tomorrow. At a dinner in his Concord home Charles Francis Adams '88 will entertain his mates...
Harvard Club in Concord: Stephen P. Baldwin '43, 49 Thoreau Road, Concord...
Crowds along South St. Paul's Concord Street jeered as the helmeted guardsmen seized several pickets who tried to block workers' cars. Then, with bayonets prodding those who did not step lively, the militiamen cleared more than a mile of Concord Street of all bystanders. The guardsmen swarmed around Minnesota's marble-domed Capitol as strikers went to protest to Governor Youngdahl. Said the governor: "You can't win a strike by anarchy . . . Have a little faith that I am working for you . . . Keep your shirts...
...harbinger of world events which, perhaps, will be irreparable. . . . The great hour of Christian conscience has struck! . . . There can be no room ... for pusillanimity or for the irresoluteness of those who believe they can serve two masters. . . . We invite you, Romans, Italians, peoples of the world, to union, concord, love, to thought and plans of peace...
...many, bristle-bearded Charles Ives is the most original-even if not the most skillful-of all U.S. composers. One New York critic once called his second piano sonata, Concord Mass. 1840-60, "the greatest music composed by an American." He was writing music with strange, exciting rhythms and polytonal harmonies before Stravinsky and Schonberg...