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...court. Expert for the prosecution was C. A. Loosli, a Berne author who declared the Protocols "scandalous literature of the worst sort," cited 170 passages paralleling those in the Joly Dialogue and unqualifiedly labeled the whole thing spurious. The defense had no experts. A Herr Rev. Munchmeyer of Oldenberg, Germany had not even replied to the Nazi invitation to represent their side. The defense state of mind seemed to be that of Dr. Alfred Zander in whose journal Eisernen Besen (Iron Broom) the Protocols had been published. He testified simply that he considered them authentic because no one had ever...
...present it is planned that Dr. Stevenson will work in collaboration with Dr. Jabez C. Street, Instructor of Physics, upon the general field of cosmic rays and nuclear structure. Dr. Frost will work largely with Professor Otto Oldenberg, Professor of Physics, on the study of chemical reactions by spectroscopic methods, with especial attention to unstable compounds, a field of considerable interest and novelty...
...Jackson '98, E. R. James, T. L. Kelly, F. L. Kennedy '92, C. W. Killam, A. B. Lamb, W. W. Leontief, F. W. C. Lieder, Calvert Magruder, F. O. Matthiessen, J. A. McLaughlin, H. R. Mimno, A. E. Monroe '08, F. G. Nichols, R. G. Noyes, Otto Oldenberg, Charles Palache, G. H. Parker, Milman Parry, A. S. Pease '02, Henry Pennypacker '88, W. W. Perkins '22, R. H. Pfeiffer, E. K. Rand '94, P. E. Raymond, B. L. Robinson, Daniel Sargent, George Sarton, W. E. Schevill '27, H. M. Sheffer '05, P. A. Sorokin, T. E. Sterne, J. B. Thayer...
Experiments on conduction in gases are being carried on by Professor Otto Oldenberg, who came to Harvard in 1930. His special field is the excitation of atoms and molecules studied largely by spectroscopic methods. He has also organized a course of fundamental experiments in atomic physics for graduate students...
...Cavendish laboratories are among the finest in the world," Otto Oldenberg, professor of Physics, said yesterday, in connection with the recent announcement of the discovery of the neutron at Cambridge, England, "and the reputation of the men working in them is well established, but until scientific proof substantiating such an important theory has reached America, little can be said in way of comment...