Historians Gather for American Historical Association Meet
Durham hosts the American Historical Association annual meeting December 30 31 and January 1 with 600 or more historians from across the United States. Duke University and the University of North Carolina organize concurrent meetings with allied bodies including the Mississippi Valley Historical Association and the Conference of Historical Societies.
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Duke
Carolina
Durham
Duke University
University of North Carolina
American Historical Association
Simlar
South
North Carolina
United States
Mississippi Valley Historical Association
Conference of Historical
Agricultural History Society
The
History of Science Society
National Council For Social Studies
American Association of University Professors
James Harvey Robinson
New York City
Evarts B. Greene
Columbia University
Ephraim D. Adams
Stanford University
Dexter Perkins
University of Rochester
Chas. Moore
Washington
Patty W. Washington
Allen R. Boyd
Library of Congress
Pacific Coast
Association
Herbert S. Priestley
University of California
Frank W. Pitman
Pomona College
Carl F. Brand
Albert R. Newsome
Raleigh
North Carolina Historical Commission
Conference of Historical Societies
Christopher B. Coldman
Indianapolis
Homer C. Hackett
Ohio State University
Clarence 8S. Paine
Lincoln
Neb
Agricultural Society
EK. Merton Coulter
University of Texas
Oscar C. Stine
United States Department of Agriculture
Council For Social Studies
A. C. Krey
University of Minnesota
Truman L. Kelley
Laurence B. Packard
Amherst College
O. M. Dickerson
Teachers’ College
Keeley
Col
Frederic Duncalf
Edgar H. McNeal
Ernest W. Nelson
Austin P. Evans
Dorothy Louise Mackay
West Virginia University
Alfred H. Sweet
Washington and Jefferson College
James Phinney Baxter, III
Harvard University
Samuel F. Bemis
George Washington University
Tyler Dennett
Department of State
Joseph V. Fuller
Wilfred H. Callcott
University of South Carolina
Isaac J. Cox
Northwestern University
William Whatley Pierson
University of Illinois
C. H. Haring
A. R. Newsome
Newton D. Mereness
Julian P. Boyd
Wyoming Historical and Geographical Society
James A. Robertson
Takoma Park
University of Michigan
Nelson C. Debevoise
Universit of
Trans-Pacific flyer Goebel survives upside-down flight
Portrait of Art Goebel after an unconscious drop during a flight over Los Angeles. He recovered enough to land safely with a bandaged head as discussions and hearings on Hispanic American history and various academic sessions proceeded at a luncheon conference hosted by notable scholars from Duke, Stanford, Yale, Harvard and other institutions.
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Art Goebel
Los Angeles
Goebel
A. C. Krey
Edgar Dawson
Hunter College
J. Fred Rippy
Duke University
Rolla M. Tryon
Chicago
Willl
Witt Borden
University of Pennsylvania
Harry J. Carman
Columbia University
Arthur H. Noyes
Ohio State University
Edward M. Hulse
Stanford University
Wallace K. Ferguson
New York University
Ronald Bainton
Yale University
Frederic C. Church
University of Idaho
George L. Bure
Cornell University
Notable scholars gather for South topic at Dumas Malone event
Tuesday evening with Dumas Malone leads a meeting on The South Recent and Contemporary in Washington. Participants include Lester Cappan Wake Forest Chelten Pearson Tuskegee Monroe Work and Holland Thompson with two more group conferences set for January 1. Leading the Wednesdays sessions are Lynn Thorndike Arthur May Bernadette Schmitt Carl Wittke Herman Ames. The five programs feature Leo Simons Evarts Greene Cajori Karpinski Griffin Hale Malcolm Carroll Langer Lingelbach Beard Benns Hayes Shaw Webb Barnhart Ambler Jacobson Carter Clark Andrews and others. Lunches and further conferences planned with adjournment that afternoon.
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Dumas Malone
Dictionary of American Biography
Washington
South
Lester J. Cappan
University of Virginia
C. Chelten Pearson
Wake Forest College
Monroe
Tuskegee Institute
Holland Thompson
College of the City of New York
Lynn Thorndike
Columbia University
Arthur J. May
University of
West Virginia
Gertrude A. Jacobson
Hunter College
Clarence Ek. Carter
Miami University
Dora Mae Clark
Wilson College
Charles M. Andrews
Yale University
Air School For Women To Start In Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh will host a flying school for women only with Mrs. Louise Thaden overseeing student instruction while male instructors provide the training. The program is tied to the Pittsburgh-Butler airport operations and aims to promote female aviation participation.
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Air School
Pittsburgh
Louise Thaden
Pittsburgh-Butler
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