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[Typed Statement by W. J. Newman]
No full textTyped statement by W. J. Newman, concerning an observation of a man at the bottom of the Main Street ramp to City Hall
Mrs. George J. Newman
No full textMrs. George J. Newman moved to Fort Worth, Texas, from San Diego, California, with her husband. She is sitting in a chair in the living room of their new home, reading a magazine. She is wearing a dress and a pearl necklace. In the background is a piano. Mr. Newman was named vice president of the Fort Worth division of Consolidated Aircraft Corporation.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_startelegram1940s/16246/thumbnail.jp
From Mark E. J. Newman, Networks, An Introduction
No full textMark E. J. Newman, Networks, An Introduction című könyv 8. fejezetének fordítása.Sz.G.Angol-Magyar természettudományi szakfordítószakirányú továbbképzé
Wilma Kenney, George J. Newman, and Louise Cannon
No full textPhotograph of George J. Newman talking with employees Wilma Kenney and Louise Cannon as they work on a plane
George J. Newman talks with Employees in a Nose Cone
No full textPhotograph of Dorothy Francis, left and C.K. Snapp of Dept. 32. They are talking through the nose of a B-24 to George J. Newman
E. Kasner et J. Newman, Les mathématiques et l'imagination
No full textTaton Rene. E. Kasner et J. Newman, Les mathématiques et l'imagination. In: Revue d'histoire des sciences et de leurs applications, tome 5, n°2, 1952. p. 182
E. Kasner et J. Newman, Les mathématiques et l'imagination
No full textTaton Rene. E. Kasner et J. Newman, Les mathématiques et l'imagination. In: Revue d'histoire des sciences et de leurs applications, tome 5, n°2, 1952. p. 182
Aaron O. Newman, (1914-1966), purchased by Mrs. Gladys J. Newman on April 20, 1967.
No full textDocuments regarding the double headstone for Aaron O. Newman, (1914-1966), buried with Gladys J. Newman, (1914), purchased by Mrs. Gladys J. Newman. The marker was placed at N. Oregon Cemetery, Section C in Toledo, Ohio. The stone is duplicate of wife Esther L. Bullock, (1896) and made of Medallion with duplicate letters. Rubbings is included
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