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Starting this week, the Army Air Forces, in cooperation with the National Geographic Society, will make a series of long flights in a B-29 specially equipped to study cosmic rays. Scientific boss of the flights will be Dr. W. F. G. Swann, Director of Swarthmore's Bartol Research Foundation...
...Grace graduated Magna Cum Lande in 1930, after attending Andover Academy. He returned to Harvard some years later and obtained his Master's degree in 1935 and a Ph.D. in 1938. A resident of Milton, Lt. Grace was married in 1935 to Miss Priscilla Bartol, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John W. Bartol, also of Milton. His wife survives...
Last week suave, British-born William Francis Gray Swann, director of the Franklin Institute's Bartol Research Foundation in Swarthmore, Pa., suggested that even the notion of charged particles might be jettisoned. He preferred to think of the atom as just a region of "wiggling knottiness," a something free to behave in any way it likes. In psychology, the behaviorists and mechanists refuse to worry about what the human mind really is, study it as a series of behavior patterns. Dr. Swann fancies atomic behaviorism...
When he is not experimenting on cosmic rays, high-haired Director William Francis Gray Swann of Franklin Institute's Bartol Research Foundation, plays a cello. Young William Edgar Danforth, his assistant, plays a cello too. Both are mainstays of the Swarthmore (Pa.) Symphony Orchestra, a volunteer organization of about 40 men and women who play good music free. Because nobody in the orchestra can handle a French horn or a bass clarinet, Drs. Swann and Danforth built an electrical "oscillion" so ingenious that it can be made to sound like either, so simple that a child can master...
Members of the Flying Club who will compete are President John Bartol, Secretary George Fox, Treasurer Keith Davis, Arthur Nelson, Daniel Martin, Charles Daudt, and John Senior. The Meet Commodores are the three officers and William Strohmeier of Amherst...