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  1. A New Venture (1)

    Jan 1944. p 1.
    First issue - masthead reads "The Federation Folk Dancer"
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  2. Greetings (2)

    Your Officers, Jan 1944. p 1.
    Happy New Year! We will carry on despite the wartime conditions
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  3. Festival News (3)

    Jan 1944. p 1.
    Next Federation Festival will be Jan. 23 1-6 pm at Oakland High School
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  4. Dance Research (4)

    Jan 1944. p 2.
    Plans for the Federation Research Committee
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  5. Federation Scrap-Book (5)

    Jan 1944. p 2.
    Plans to create a Federation Scrap-book; send duplicate material
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  6. Big Oaks From Little Acorns Grow (6)

    Feb 1944. p 1.
    Plans for the magazine; staff getting organized; plenty of room for others
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  7. National Folk Festival (7)

    Feb 1944. p 1.
    Scheduled for May 10-13, 1944 in Philadelphia
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  8. The Sevillanas (8)

    Madelynne Green, Feb 1944. p 2.
    Brief description
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  9. The February 12 Festival (9)

    Feb 1944. p 2.
    Workshop will be on Kolomijkas
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  10. Selected Corn of the Month (10)

    Feb 1944. p 2.
    Silly dance-related puns and jokes
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  11. The "Bet You Didn't Know" Dept. (11)

    Feb 1944. p 2.
    Facts about the waltz, the Scandinavian Polka, and the Hambo Polska
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  12. The March Festival (12)

    Mar 1944. p 1.
    Dances to be taught: Mietchi Putz Di and Troika
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  13. Folk Dancing - A Brief Psychological Analysis (13)

    Anonymous, Mar 1944. p 2.
    A brief review of the physical and psychological benefits of dance as it has existed from very ancient times.
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  14. Special Notes (14)

    Mar 1944. p 2.
    Send scrap-book materials to Clarise Dechant
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  15. Phoneticized Words to Korobushka (15)

    Mar 1944. p 2.
    Transliteration and translation
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  16. The Costumer: A Swedish Costume (16)

    Mar 1944. p 3.
    Girl's and Boy's costumes described
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  17. The Horah (17)

    Madelynne Green, Mar 1944. p 3.
    Her take on the history of the hora.
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  18. Club News (18)

    Mar 1944. p 4.
    Berkeley Folk Dancers has purchased 200 copies of Let's Dance and will forward them to BFD members. Changs has added square dances to their repertoire. A new group is forming at Castlemont High School and already has 40 members. S.F. State College has also started a new dance group. Stanford Folk Dancers and Sierra Club Dancers have petitioned to join the Folk Dance Federation.
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  19. Corn on Tap (19)

    Mar 1944. p 4.
    Silly dance-related puns and jokes
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  20. Bet You Didn't Know Dept. (20)

    Mar 1944. p 4.
    Interesting tidbits about dances - Moravian Saroca, Gavotte, Musette, etc.
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  21. The Fever Chart (21)

    Ed Kremers, Mar 1944. p 4.
    Please do dances as they are intended to be danced - no added claps, no added figures but okay to double an existing figure to fit a recording
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  22. The Dance Descriptions (22)

    Mar 1944. p 5.
    First two dance descriptions: Crested Hen and Little Man in a Fix - upcoming: Swedish Fancy Schottisch and Bleking.
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  23. Who's Whoey (23)

    Mar 1944. p 5.
    Ed Kremers will be stationed in Nevada (wartime duties), so Walter Grothe will take over his duties; Madelynne Green is attending the National Folk Festival in Philadelphia May 10-15.
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  24. The Swedish Polska (24)

    Mar 1944. p 6.
    As told to Lucille Czarnowski in Sweden by Andreas Lindblom
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  25. Contra Dances (25)

    Mar 1944. p 6.
    "Contra" takes its name from the fact dancing couples stand across from each other on the line; the Square-D's of Danville are doing contras (before contras had caught on)!
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