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E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/277232476 Title: Excursions in science. Program no. 73, Cosmic rays Excursions in science. Program no. 74, The most tragic figure in science. Author: Howard Tupper; Emerson Markham; Arthur Holly Compton; Neil B Reynolds; J David Goldin; Andrew W. Mellon Foundation; Marr Sound Archives Publisher: Schenectady, N.Y. : General Electric, [1943?] OCLC:277232476

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Excursions in science. Program no. 73, Cosmic rays Excursions in science. Program no. 74, The most tragic figure in science.

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Excursions in science. Program no. 73, Cosmic rays Excursions in science. Program no. 74, The most tragic figure in science.

Author:	Howard Tupper; Emerson Markham; Arthur Holly Compton; Neil B Reynolds; J David Goldin; All authors
Publisher:	Schenectady, N.Y. : General Electric, [1943?]
Edition/Format:	Audiobook on LP : LP recording : English
Summary:	Program no. 73: A discussion about current research on cosmic rays. Based on a research paper by Dr. Arthur H. Compton. Program no. 74: A discussion of the life and work of Julius Robert Mayer, who formulated the law of the conservation of energy. Based on a research paper by Neil B. Reynolds.
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Genre/Form:	Science radio programs Educational radio programs Nonfiction radio programs Radio serials
Named Person:	Julius Robert von Mayer
Material Type:	Audio book, etc.
Document Type:	Sound Recording
All Authors / Contributors:	Howard Tupper; Emerson Markham; Arthur Holly Compton; Neil B Reynolds; J David Goldin; Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.; Marr Sound Archives. Find more information about:
OCLC Number:	277232476
Notes:	Radio broadcasts of a science program. Includes questions from listeners answered by the hosts. Provenance: J. David Goldin collection. Pressed transcription disc. Durations: ca. 14:10; ca. 14:10.
Performer(s):	Howard Tupper, host; Emerson Markham, science authority.
Production notes:	Broadcast dates written on label: Oct. 6, 1943 (Program no. 73); Aug. 29, 1944 (Program no. 74).
Description:	1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono. ; 16 in.
Other Titles:	Excursions in science. Program no. 74, Most tragic figure in science. Most tragic figure in science. Cosmic rays Excursions in science (Radio program)

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Program no. 73: A discussion about current research on cosmic rays. Based on a research paper by Dr. Arthur H. Compton. Program no. 74: A discussion of the life and work of Julius Robert Mayer, who formulated the law of the conservation of energy. Based on a research paper by Neil B. Reynolds.

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