Word: slater
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Bill Slater who was announcing the game over Station WNAC talked for five minutes over the air about Daughter's wonderful second touchdown until his spotters finally got a word in edgewise to tell him that it was all a big mistake...
...Harvard-Yale game will be broadcast by three networks, it was announced at the H.A.A. office last evening. Bill Stern will describe for N.B.C., Bill Slater for Yankee, and Ted Husing for Columbia...
...Technology) sets forth a tentative explanation of why superconductivity, the condition of no resistance, occurs before the atomic dance has entirely stopped. At ordinary temperatures the electrons are dispersed and disorganized by the vibration and must make their way alone. But, in the view of Professor John Clarke Slater, head of M. I. T.'s physics department, in the neighborhood of Absolute Zero the atomic interference is so feeble that electrons may combine in large swarms and travel along together like mountain climbers tied together by a rope. By virtue of this "co-operation," the faint show of opposition...
...March 9 Minton, Balch & Company brought out THE YELLOW BRIAR, by Patrick Slater, an auto-biographical novel with the Ontario countryside as a background. The author and his mother came over from Ireland during the potato famine and settled in Toronto when it was a booming frontier town. While there, he saw its public hangings and followed the plague cart which took his mother's dead body away. Later he went to the bush lands of upper Canada and became a part of the life of those stout-hearted Irish homesteaders...
...Astronomy Committee will include Dr. C. E. Kenneth Mees of Rochester, N. Y., and Professor John C. Slater of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. George W. Merck '15, of New York City, has been appointed to the committee on chemistry, and Alfred L. Loomis, of New York City, to the committee on physics...