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Oral history interview with Willis H. Ware
No full textTranscript, 63 pp.The interview is primarily devoted to Ware's work on the Institute for Advanced Study computer project in the late 1940s. Ware details the contributions of Jules Charney, John von Neumann, Herman Goldstine, and others. He discusses the division of tasks, interaction among project members, design considerations, the pace of work, and patent issues. Ware distinguishes between scientific and commercial computers, and compares the Institute computer to others produced at the time. Associations of the Institute with IBM, RCA, and other companies and with Princeton University is also discussed. Ware also relates his move to the RAND Corporation and RAND's activities in computing.Ware, Willis H.. (1981). Oral history interview with Willis H. Ware. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/107699
Willis H. ( Bing ) Davis Exhibit at the University of Dayton
Get PDFNews release announces that the University of Dayton Kennedy Union Art Gallery and Main Display Case will show an exhibit from Willis H. ( Bing ) Davis
Willis H. ( Bing ) Davis Exhibit at the University of Dayton
Get PDFNews release announces that a display entitled Contemporary Ritual Images II from a Black Experience by Willis H. ( Bing ) Davis will be at the University of Dayton
Willis H. Franklin while at Marshall College, ca. 1950\u27s
No full textWillis Hayes Franklin while a professor at Marshall College, ca. 1950\u27s, b&w. Willis H. Franllin was professor at Marshall College from 1905-1945 He is wearing a Scottish Rites Masons cap.https://mds.marshall.edu/willis_franklin_papers/1010/thumbnail.jp
Willis H. Franklin at Allegheny College, ca. 1903
No full textWillis Hayes Franklin at Allegheny College, ca. 1903, b&w mounted on cardboard. Willis H. Franllin graduated from Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. in 1903.https://mds.marshall.edu/willis_franklin_papers/1009/thumbnail.jp
Wildlife in Tree
No full textPhotograph of wildlife in a tree. This picture was makde on the 40 acre wildlife project of Willis H. Milton
[William H. Bledsoe 2]
No full textPhotograph taken from a framed and undated portrait of William H. Bledsoe donated by Willis H. Bledsoe
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