Sauter-Finegan Orchestra: A New Sound in Jazz
Hollywood interview with Bob Thomas profiles the Sauter-Finegan Orchestra led by Ed Sauter and Bill Finegan. The group blends classical and jazz, rejects army-like discipline, and aims for listener concerts over pure dance dates. The roster features varied instruments from harp to multiple percussionists, signaling a fresh, sophisticated approach to postwar music.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Sauter - Finean
Ed Sauter
Bill Finegan
Los Angeles
Benny Goodman
Glenn Miller
Stan Kenton
Shep Fields
Duke Ellington
Spike $Ones
Bali
Sauter-Finegan
Sauter
Goodman
Finegan
Miller
Columbia
Teachers’ College
Julliard School of Music
Bill
New York
Mortgage Money Shortage Ended in 1954 Plans
R H Willer of Prudential Mortgage Loan Appraisal announced to South Central Ohio managers in Florida that mortgage funds will be ample in 1954. Prudential aims to boost Ohio investments, especially in Butler and Warren counties, with 235 million dollars already invested. Construction is expected to stay strong across home, commercial, and industrial sectors.
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R. H. Willer
Prudential Insurance Co
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Pone Vedra Beach
Fla
Ohio
Prudential
Butler
Warren Counties
Willer
Dr George W Crane The Worry Clinic Case K 322
Saul a tall Hebrew youth from a wealthy family aged about 20 appears in the Worry Clinic case K 322. The reading notes his background and health concerns as part of Dr George W Crane’s case study.
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Saul
Security Program Outlined at Lincoln Day Dinner
Wyomings Republican audience heard State Department security officer R. W. Scott McLeod outline a broad security program. He stressed the aim to identify risks rather than prosecute, praised Dulles, and warned that Communism remains a central issue. The talk touched on public speaking nerves and included a note about distributing a bulletin on public platform strategy.
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McLeod
Lander
Wye
Truman
John Foster Dulles
Hooky-Playing Students Get Into Trouble
Four junior high students skipped school for a fishing trip but wandered downtown to the municipal auditorium third floor. They dropped water balloons on pedestrians in the street below. The prank drew police attention and juvenile officers escorted them to headquarters, contacting their parents.
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Oklahoma City
Municipal Auditorium
C. W. Pierce
C. B. Mead
Nurses Meet Again At Children's Hospital Reunion
Six former nurses at Children's Hospital in Buffalo are reuniting today. All were patients in the maternity ward and now boast new sons. The item on Queen Victoria uses black blotting paper to hide state secrets from backward reading.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Children's Hospital
Victoria
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