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...Treasury agents arrested income-tax "Expert" Vincent J. Cannara of Bloomfield, N.J. He showed his clients the way to big deductions, told them not to worry because he would sign his name as adviser. Then he collected his fee and signed-with disappearing...
Gerald Y. Genn '48, of Lowell House and Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, was reelected President of the Crimson Network last night. Other officers elected were: Lloyd F. Peskoe '48 of Eliot House and Rahway, New Jersey, Business Manager; Charles A. O'Brien '50 of Lowell House and Lawrence, Program Manager;s and John V. Bouyoncos '49 of Lowell House and East Lansing, Michigan, Technical Director...
Meanwhile, another radioactivity case came to a tragic but clear-cut end. Dorothy L. Burns, 30, last fall sued Westinghouse for $200,000, claiming that she had contracted radiation sickness in a war-job at Westinghouse's Bloomfield, NJ. plant. Her illness, marked by fibrous degeneration of both lungs and a slow wasting away, puzzled doctors. Last week Miss Burns died. Reported Medical Examiner Harrison S. Martland (who in the '20s discovered radium sickness among a group of women painting luminous watch dials): Miss Burns did not die of radiation sickness. Her illness was beryllium poisoning, caused...
...group, which called itself the Cleveland Little Symphony, were all members of the 92-man Cleveland Orchestra, who found themselves with time on their hands at season's end. They banded together as a profit-sharing cooperative. To lead them, they got Theodore Bloomfield, one of Conductor George Szell's bright young (24) assistants. (When he conducted a chamber orchestra in Manhattan last December, the New York Times pontificated: "Theodore Bloomfield is a find.") Verdict of Cleveland critics after last week's Mozart program: the Little Symphony was also a find...
First on the agenda of last night's meeting was the election of network candidates and a full new executive board. Gerald Y. Green '48, of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., and Lowell House, will serve as the station's new president, replacing Harold P. Field...