Schaller, George Beals, (born 26 May 1933), Senior Conservationist, Wildlife Conservation Society, New York, since 2008; Vice President, Panthera, New York, since 2008

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du Vigneaud, Prof. Vincent, (18 May 1901–11 Dec. 1978), Professor of Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Cornell University, New York, 1967–75; Emeritus Professor of Biochemistry, Cornell University Medical College, New York, NY

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Miller, Sir Harry, (15 Jan. 1927–28 Dec. 2007), hill country farmer, New Zealand, 1942–89

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Cant, Rev. Canon Reginald Edward, (1 May 1914–21 May 1987), Canon and Chancellor of York Minster, 1957–81, now Canon Emeritus

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Thompson, Maurice, (died 15 Feb. 1901), editorial staff, New York Independent from 1890

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Bing, Sir Rudolf (Franz Joseph), (9 Jan. 1902–2 Sept. 1997), General Manager, Metropolitan Opera, New York, 1950–72; Distinguished Professor, Brooklyn College, City University of New York, 1972–75; Director Columbia Artists Management, since 1973

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Samuelson, Prof. Paul Anthony, (15 May 1915–13 Dec. 2009), Institute Professor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1966–86, then Emeritus; Shinsei Bank (formerly Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan) Visiting Professor of Political Economy, Center for Japan-US Business and Economic Studies, New York University, since 1987

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Schaller, George Beals, (born 26 May 1933), Senior Conservationist, Wildlife Conservation Society, New York, since 2008; Vice President, Panthera, New York, 2008–16, now Vice President Emeritus

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Hearst, William Randolph, (1863–14 Aug. 1951), Ex-Representative in Congress; editor and proprietor of New York American, New York Evening Journal, Boston American, Boston Advertiser, Chicago Herald and Examiner, Chicago American, San Francisco Examiner, Los Angeles Examiner

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Holderness, Rt. Rev George Edward, (5 March 1913–21 Oct. 1987), Dean Emeritus of Lichfield; an Assistant Bishop, Diocese of York, since 1980

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Sutton, Thomas Francis, (9 Feb. 1923–9 Dec. 1994), Chairman, AE-International Inc., since 1981; Director and Executive Vice-President, J. Walter Thompson Co., New York, 1965–85; Executive Vice-President, JWT Group Inc., New York, 1982–86

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Wanamaker, Rodman, (died 9 March 1928), President, John Wanamaker, New York; John Wanamaker, Philadelphia

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Ford, Isaac N., (11 June 1848–7 Aug. 1912), London Correspondent New York Tribune

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Scott, Ernest Findlay, (1868–21 July 1954), Union Theological Seminary, New York, since 1919

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Sills, Beverly, (Mrs P. B. Greenough), (25 May 1929–2 July 2007), Chairman, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, 1994–2002; Director, New York City Opera, 1979–88; former leading soprano, New York City Opera and Metropolitan Opera

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Henderson, William James, (1855–5 June 1937), music critic New York Sun since 1902

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Stoddard, Francis Hovey, (25 April 1847–6 Feb. 1936), Professor Emeritus of English Literature, New York University; Professor of English Language and Literature, 1888–1914; Dean of the University College of Arts and Pure Science, New York University, 1910–14

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Davis, Vernon Mansfield, (29 Jan. 1855–17 April 1931), Justice of the Supreme Court, New York State, since 1903; President New York Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 1901–04; Assistant District Attorney, 1884–97, and afterwards District Attorney

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Woodruff, Timothy Lester, (4 Aug. 1858–12 Oct. 1913), formerly Lieutenant Governor New York State

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Frederic, Harold, (19 Aug. 1856–19 Oct. 1898), author, journalist; London representative New York Times

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