Word: organizers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Club will give its annual Christmas concert at the Harvard Club on Sunday at 4 o'clock. The first half of the program, consisting entirely of Christmas carols will be sung by the 80 members of the Club form the gallery of the great dining hall, accompanied by the organ. The second half, made up of more varied songs, will be done from the main floor of the hall...
...Choir number 30 voices, while the Choral Society will use about 60 of its members for this concert. Archibald T. Davison, Professor of Choral Music, will open the Service with two organ preludes, The Prelude in G Minor by Bach, and Dandel's Pastoral Symphony, and will close with the Dallelujah Chorus. He will also direct the choirs...
...complete program is as follows: Organ Preludes: Prelude in G Minor Bach Pastoral Symphony Handel Salutation Invocation O Who Like Me Bach On Christmas Night Old English--arranged by Vaughn Williams The Hunter Brahms Scripture Luke II, 1-19 Carol of the Flowers Red God Rest You Merry Gentlemen Old English Bethlehem Glatz Folk Song Hymn by Congregation Pampanites Andalusian Folk Song Salvation Is Created Tschesnokoff Three Kings Cornelius Deck the Halls Old English Organ Postlude: Hallelujah Chorus Handel
...Ogpu Moscow Section. Commissar Leonid Zakovsky of the Ogpu Leningrad Section. Vsevolod Balitsky of the Ogpu Ukranian Section. Decidedly able, Commissar-General Yagoda is credited with having devised perhaps the Ogpu's brightest idea from the viewpoint of entrenching the Ogpu as a permanent and self-supporting organ of the State. The idea: to embark on major Soviet Five-Year-Plan building projects with Ogpu prisoners for workers and the Ogpu Terror to goad them to superhuman efforts in completing the project on time. Greatest of such Ogpu projects thus far was the famed Stalin Canal (linking the White...
...interpreted to mean first mortgage bonds. The Peace Prize is awarded by a committee chosen by the Norwegian Storting (Parliament), while the other four prizes (Literature, Medicine, Physics, Chemistry) are determined by Swedes. Three weeks ago the Committee took pained notice of a story in the Schwarze Korps, official organ of Adolf Hitler's special guard, warning the Peace Prize Committee "not to provoke the German people by rewarding this traitor to our nation. We hope that the Norwegian Government is sufficiently familiar with the ways of the world to prevent what would be a slap in the face...