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The Daily Bulletin
Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio
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Frank B. Adair appointed as the first administrative interne at Sydenham Hospital in New York, marking the first such recognition for a Negro in any voluntary hospital in America. Announcement made by executive director David M. Dorin on Feb. 26.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 26 (ANP)- The first administrative internship established at Sydenham hospital under its new ruling of including hospital management in its program of training hospital personnel, has been awarded to Frank B. Adair, the first Negro to win this recognition in any voluntary hospital in America.
In making the announcement, David M. Dorin, executive director of the hospital, said that Mr. Adair "was awarded the appointment on the basis of his marked personal and professional qualifications," after completing six months of a fellowship in hospital administration at Sydenham.
Mr. Adair was graduated from Morehouse college, Atlanta, where he majored in economics and sociology. He then went to Harvard university's graduate school of business administration at Cambridge and afterward taught business administration for two years at Langston university, Okla. His professional experience includes four years as chief business officer at Arkansas State college; two years as business manager of Dillard university, New Orleans, and two years as production manager and administrative officer at Tuskegee institute.
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Feb. 26
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The first administrative internship at Sydenham Hospital, including hospital management in training, awarded to Frank B. Adair, the first Negro to receive this in any voluntary hospital in America. Announcement by executive director David M. Dorin. Adair's background: graduated Morehouse College (economics and sociology), Harvard graduate school of business administration, taught at Langston University, chief business officer at Arkansas State College, business manager at Dillard University, production manager and administrative officer at Tuskegee Institute.