Scientists of U S Turn Eyes on New York
Scientists in an army of about 6000 arrive in New York two days after Christmas for the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and 47 affiliated societies. The conference will span a week with discussions across astronomy to zymology and an estimated 1500 technical papers to be presented.
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New Radio Log For North American Stations
The Times Washington bureau announces an updated radio log arranged by frequencies to help DX hunters locate stations quickly. Readers can order a copy of the bulletin "American Broadcasting Stations" by mailing the coupon with 5 cents for postage and handling to The Indianapolis Times in Washington D C.
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Scientists at AAAS Meet In New York 1928
The American Association for the Advancement of Science hosts a multi-society program in New York with lectures by Harlow Shapley Franz Boaz and C A Kofoid on galaxies migrations of Asiatic races and cultures to North America. The New York Philharmonic plans a gift concert for visiting scientists at Carnegie Hall and a reception at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. A radio talk series and collaborations with Science Service will broadcast from multiple stations. Meanwhile in Attleboro three diamonds valued near $1000 were found after being discarded with rubbish in an incinerator.
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Notable science talks on December 31 at the American Museum
History on Monday evening December 31 features Dr. Arthur H. Compton of the University of Chicago discussing What Is Light. Dr. William Morton Wheeler of Harvard delivers New Tendencies in Biologic ing. Professor Arthur A. Noyes of Caltech, retiring president, presents The Story of the Elements. Additional papers announced.
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