Art Reiff Named Rural Drive Leader in MD Campaign
Art Reiff, former Butler County commissioner, will chair the 1957 Muscular Dystrophy drive for Butler County rural areas near Middletown and Hamilton. The campaign runs November 1 through the month with support from local volunteer fire departments. Reiff, a Kyle Station native and real estate agent, has eight years on the county board and leads Fairfield Boosters. he and wife Georgia live at 3800 Hamilton Mason Rd.
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Art Reiff
Butler County
Webster Newton
Muscular Dystrophy Assn. of America
Middletown
Hamilton
Reiff
Kyle Station
Edwards Realty
Hamton
Fairfield Boosters Club
County
Georgia
Hamilton Mason Rd
Fairfield Township
First Negro in Orchestra at Cleveland
Donald White born in Richmond Indiana becomes the first Black musician in the Cleveland Orchestra after a New York audition with conductor George Szell. He joins as the 40th season opens with White and his wife Dolores teaching music in Cleveland. White studied under the GI Bill at Roosevelt University and worked with the Chicago Civic Orchestra before joining the Hartford orchestra and studying with Leonard Rose in New York.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Orchestra
Donald White
Richmond
Ind
George Szell
New York
White
Dolores
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Roosevelt University
Chicago Civic Orchestra
Hartford, Conn
Leonard Rose
Nominee Quinn Joins Age-Set With Alaska and Samoa Governors
In Honolulu, William F. Quinn, Alaska’s Michael Stepovich and American Samoa’s Peter T. Coleman share 38 years, a legal profession, and Roman Catholic faith as a common profile among Pacific territory governors.
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Honolulu
William F. Quinn
Hawaii
Pacific Territories
Quinn
Michael Stepovich
Alaska
Peter T. Coleman
American Samoa
Hawaii Sigma Delta Chi Elects 1957 58 Officers
William H. Ewing of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin is named president for 1957 58. Webley Edwards becomes vice president. Robert Krauss of the Honolulu Advertiser is secretary and Shurei Hirozawa of the Star-Bulletin is treasurer. A katydid chorus can rasp wings up to 50 million times in a single summer.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Sigma Delta Chi
William H. Ewing
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Webley Edwards
Robert Krauss
The
Honolulu Advertiser
Shurei Hirozawa
Star-Bulletin
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Rexatt
Gillen-Crow Pharmacies
Ross
Ross’ Millinery
Ross’ Coat Dept
P.M
Kirts
Kitts
Ross’ Sportswear Dept
Young & Smart
Ross’ Shoe Dept
Grey
Vienna
Dacron
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