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...only fancy food and high prices, your clientele is limited." Last week, all over the U.S., society editors, reporters and columnists were busy showing how varied the new society menu could be. In New York the Herald Tribune ran a story and picture on the engagement of Miss Mary Hanson Yergan, an attractive Negro student at Columbia University. In Washington, society reporters lined up in evening gowns at the White House to cover the annual Presidential diplomatic reception, one of the top social events of the year. In Dallas the big story was the annual Terpsichorean Ball. In Miami...
Riegger: Symphony No. 3 (Eastman-Rochester Symphony conducted by Howard Hanson; Columbia). Manhattan's Composer Wallingford Riegger, 69, was one of the "bad boys" of the 20s, and his symphony makes abundant use of tone clusters then fashionable. He is also interested in more stringent twelve-tone technique, and dips into that idiom every now and then. The work, which won the New York Music Critics Circle Award (1947-48), is full of dissonance, but consistently strong and appealing...
...unable to control its own rebellion-plagued 80 millions. At least two of its Cabinet members, one of them the Minister of Defense, are Communists or fellow travelers; the administration is rotting from within. To give it control of West New Guinea, said New York Times Military Expert Hanson Baldwin, would be "strategic madness...
...seven men are: Karl Strauch, assistant professor of Physics; Philip Levine, instructor in Classics; Albert B. Friedman, instructor in English Franslo M. Carpenter, professor of Entomology; Harlan P. Hanson, Director of Advanced Standing; and Harold C. Martin, Director of General Education Ahf. An instructor in Spanish will complete the group...
...College Entrance Board is also sending representatives to these meetings. "The fact seems to indicate that it might adopt features of these tests," Hanson said...