Jane Froman
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Awards
July 30, 1941 Citation "In recognition of patriotic service to her country." United States
Treasury Department.
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May 21, 1944 Citation. Philco Radio Hall of Fame.
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1945 Citation for "Meritorious service." National War Fund.
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October 3, 1945 Green Room Award from the Nash-Kelvinator Musical Showroom, a half hour
musical show hosted by the Andrews Sisters, in recognition of her contribution
to entertainment.
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1948 Plaque for Service and Devotion to Armed Forces during World War II. American
Veterans of World War II.
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February 22, 1949 Citation for Contribution to unity and Brotherhood." National Conference of
Christians and Jews.
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May 16, 1951 Plaque for "Untiring efforts and unselfishness in entertaining men of the Armed
Forces." Jewish War Veterans of New York.
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June 4, 1951 Citation "In honor of her voice, courage, modesty, which notwithstanding
international fame as a star has kept her loyal to her Alma Mater." Christian
College Honor Service Award.
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June 7, 1951 Honorary Degree of Doctor of Music. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music.
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October 5, 1951 Citation from National Society for Crippled Children and Adults.
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November, 1951 Plaque. Annual award for building "morale of orthopedically handicapped." New
York Philanthropic League of United Order, True Sisters, Inc.
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November 12, 1951 Citation "for outstanding services to charitable endeavors." American National
Theater and Academy Dinner.
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March 24, 1952 Citation for "efforts and devotion to men and women of Armed Forces on fighting
fronts, and wherever duty called." U.S.O. Camp Shows.
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April 3, 1952 Citation for "inspiration, example, great courage, substantial contribution to
morale of Armed Forces. The Independent Theater Owners Association.
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April 26, 1952 Plaque as "record of achievement in the field of human relations.” Yiddish
Theatrical Alliance 1951 Humanitarian Award.
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February 5, 1952 Plaque for magnificent contributions to "With A Song in My Heart." Photoplay
Magazine Gold Medal Award.
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June 10, 1952 Citation for "Citizen of High Order, consistant friend, promoter of the ideals of
youth." Ardmore Junior High School, Ardmore, Pennsylvania.
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June 26, 1952 Honorary Chairmanship of Foundation Citation. National Nephrosis Foundation,
Inc.
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November, 1952 Woman of Achievement Medallion. Women's International Exposition.
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March 1953 Certificate of Honor for "Distinguished achievement in 1953 Red Cross Fund."
American National Red Cross.
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March 5, 1953 New York State Association for Crippled Children. "Service Award for Chairman
of the 1953 Red Cross Fund."/ Chairman of the 1953 Easter Seal Appeal
April 23, 1953 Veterans of Foreign Wars Loyalty Award. Chairman of Entertainment Industry
Committee of NY County Council.
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May 14, 1953 Junior Achievement Award Medallion for inspiration to youth.
Johns Manville Corporation.
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May 15, 1953 1953 Americanism Citation, for "maintaining morale of men in Armed Forces in
War and Peace." Long Island Chapter of Knights of Columbus.
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June 8, 1953 “Thank You Note.” White House, Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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October 21, 1953 Honorary Membership in The New York Chapter of Hadassah.
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November 19, 1953 A gold record for selling one million of her records. Capitol Records
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November 21, 1953 Personality of the Year Award. Variety Club of Washington Tent No. 11.
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November 29, 1953 Noted Well Known Entertainer. Orchid Award TV Program.
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1954 Nomination for the Best Female Singer. The Academy of Television Arts and
Sciences.
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1954 Share Your Knowledge Award. The Philadelphia Club of Printing House
Craftsman.
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February 11, 1954 Membership. The Actors Fund of America
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March 8, 1954 The Woman of the Year for 1953. The Boston Press Club.
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March 14, 1954 Gold medal award for "courage and fortitude." Bellevue-Stratford Hotel,
Philadelphia.
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Spring 1954 Goodwill Award for Courage in the face of Handicaps
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Spring 1954 Outstanding Achievement Award in Veteran Welfare. Annual Citation for World
War II Service, Catholic War Veterans Department of New York
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October 14, 1954 Handicapped People's Award for Inspiration.
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1955 Trouper of the Year. The Troupers. (The Troupers gave benefits and raised
funds for needy children of theatrical families.)
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February, 1955 Outstanding Television Personality of the Year. Baltimore Advertisers. The
Advertising Club of Baltimore
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March 20, 1955 B'nai B'rith Award for citizenship . The Metropolitan Council of B’Nai B’rith
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May 26, 1955 American Legion Award for "inspiring and continuous service to veterans at
home and overseas." The Dan Tallon Post No. 678 American Legion.
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May 1957 Recognition of Distinguished Achievement in the Theatrical Arts. The Lambs.
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1962 TROPHY. CCC Achievement
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May 4, 1963 Distinguished Alumna Award. Christian College.
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1967 Award: Missouri State Easter Seal Campaign Chairman
The National Society for Crippled Children and Adults
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March 28, 1968 Citation (leather binder). U.S.O.
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1971 Mental Health Award. Missouri Association For Mental Health.
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July 12, 1973 Newspaper Article. The Clinton
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July 17, 1973 Proclamation. City of Clinton
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April 1976 Certificate. Columbia College Board of Trustees
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1977 Honorary Life Trustee Trophy. The Menninger Foundation
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April 7, 1981 Proclamation: Jane Froman Day, City of Columbia
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March 11, 2005 Proclamation: Jane Froman Day, City of Columbia
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no date Plaque: “A Gallant Girl”. The Wounded War Veterans at Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, DC
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no date Membership Certificate Beta Beta Beta
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no date Tree Fund, State of Israel
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no date “Thumbs Up” Award, The Institute for the Crippled and Disabled
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no date Appreciation, Theater Owners of America
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