Word: einstein
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...world who show indications of constructive scholastic ability, and is somewhat similar to the newly founded Society of Fellows here. Despite its location, the Institute is not connected with Princeton University. At present only the mathematics department of the Institute is functioning, and it is expected that Professor Albert Einstein will join the staff in the fall, along with numerous other men prominent in various scholastic fields...
...fairy godmother of Fascist Germany, Fascist Italy could make no open remonstrance. In fact Italian newspapers started attacking exiled Albert Einstein last week and Il Duce himself assured the Italian people that there was no truth in stories of anti-semitic attacks in Germany. But Mussolini took a backhanded slap at Hitler by repeating in the same interview that Jews enjoyed complete freedom in Italy and while he remained in power they always should. Privately, Pilgrims von Papen & Goring were assured that Italy would not countenance political union of Austria and Germany and that Mussolini still hoped to work...
Last week bearded Fernando de los Rios, Minister of Public Instruction, proudly announced that Albert Einstein had accepted an invitation from the University of Madrid to become a member of its faculty...
...Institute for Advanced Study (in Princeton, N. J. but no part of the University) under famed educator Dr. Abraham Flexner is expecting Dr. Einstein to occupy its chair of Mathematics, beginning next October. Last week the Institute opined that unworldly Dr. Einstein doubtless believed the Madrid appointment purely honorary...
...fact that boron atoms and neutrons resulted when alpha particles struck lithium atoms confirms the Einstein Formula, Dr. Bainbridge declared. The Einstein Formula which Dr. Albert Einstein reached through recondite logic, looks simple: Mc² equals E.* It simply demonstrates that mass and energy are interchangeable, that heat can bundle itself into a lump of coal as well as a lump of coal can dissipate into heat...