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Sources needed for these notables[edit]

I am relocating the followng here because they lack proof of their connection to the society. They can be returned to the article when sources are found. Yearbooks may be the answer.

Byron Dobell, 1947, Magazine editor
Stephanos Bibas, 1989, Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
John Armstrong Chaloner, 1883, Writer and industrialist
Groff Conklin, 1927, Science fiction anthologist
Corey Ford, 1923, Screenwriter, humorist, and writer
Gerald Green, 1942, Emmy Award winning television scriptwriter, novelist, and journalist
Carol Guess, 1990, Poet and fiction writer
Jeffrey Hart, 1952, Literary scholar, professor, cultural critic, and essayist
Jack Hidary, 1991, Entrepreneur and co-founder of the Automotive X Prize
Robert Lax, 1938, Minimalist poet
Robert Lekachman, 1942, Economist and academic
Kyle Lukoff, Children's book author
George Middleton, 1902, Playwright
William Fellowes Morgan Sr., 1880, Member of the New Jersey General Assembly and banker
John Herman Randall Jr., 1918, Philosopher and professor
Robert Paul Smith, 1936, Author
Howard Spodek, 1963, Historian and academic
Allen Steere, 1965 Rheumatologist and pioneering investigator of Lyme disease
Simeon Strunsky, 1900, New York Times editor and essayist
Victorino Tejera, 1948, Scholar and professor of philosophy
William York Tindall, 1925, Pioneering James Joyce scholar
Barry Ulanov, 1939, English professor, and jazz and religion scholar
Gerald Weissmann, 1950, Physician, scientist, and essayist
Philip Yampolsky, 1942, East Asian scholar

Rublamb (talk) 00:32, 24 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]