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Memorial Tributes
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Memorial Tributes
Volume 3
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NATIONAL ACADEMY PRESS
Washington, D.C. 1989
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National Academy Press · 2101 Constitution Avenue, NW · Washington, DC 20418
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
(Revised for vol. 3)
National Academy of Engineering.
Memorial tributes.
Vol. 3- imprint: Washington, D.C.: National
Academy Press.
1. Engineers United States Biography. I. Title.
TA139.N34 1979 620'.0092'2 79-21053
ISBN 0-309-03482-5 (v. 2)
ISBN 0-309-03939-8 (v. 3)
Printed in the United States of America
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD, X1
STUART LAWRENCE BAILEY, 3
by Alexander H. Flax
JACK ANTHONY BAIRD, 9
bylanM. Ross
ROBERT ALT BAKER, SR., 15
by fohn ~ Simpson
THOMAS BARON, i9
by Monroe E. Spaght
R. I C H A R D E . B E L L M A N , 23
by Solomon ~ Golomb
MAURICE ANTHONY BIOT, 31
by Raymond D. Min~llin
RAYMOND L. BISPLINGHOFF
by H. Guyford Stever
HANS HEINRICH BLEICH, 45
by Mario G. Salvadori
v
,37
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CONTENTS
HENDRIK WADE BODE, 51
by Harvey Brooks
DONALD B. BROUGHTON, 57
by C. G. Gerhold
submitted by Vladimir Haense!
ADOLF BUSEMANN, 63
by Robert ~ Ones
ROBERT W. CAIRNS, 69
by Alexander H. Flax
EDWARD JOHN CLEARY, 75
by Alexander H. Flax
FRANK ALLEN CLEVELAND
Anonymous
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NORMAN ARLAND COPELAND, 89
by Robert L. Pigford ancI
Sheldon E. Isako~
STANLEY CORRSIN, 95
by Hans ~ Liepmann
LUIGI CROCCO, i01
by Seymour M. Bog(lonoff
A. EARL CULLUM,JR., 107
by Arthur A. Collins anct
Jerry Stover
P E T E R V I C T O R D A N C K W E RT S. I l 3
by John Davidson
MARCEL DASSAULT, ~ i9
by Thomas V: Jones
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CONTENTS
WALTER SPALDING DOUGLAS, 125
by Thomas Kuese!
THOMAS BRADFORD DREW, 133
by Sheldon Isakoff
POE E. DUWEZ, 139
by Morris Cohen
PHIEElP ElSENBERG, 145
by John ~ Wehausen
ELMER W. ENGSTROM, 151
by Will1tiam Webster
VIVIAN FITZGEORGE ESTCOURT, 157
by fames N. f andis
PHIE MOSS FERGUSON, 165
by Earnest [: Gloyna and John E. Breen
JOHN EARL FRAZIER, 171
by J. E. Burke
KING-SUN FU, 175
by M. E. Van Valkenburg
WILFRED MCGREGOR HALL, 179
by Charles C. Noble
JOHN DICKSON HARPER, IS5
by Allen S. Russell
ALBERT G. HO~ZMAN, 193
by Donald C. Burnham
STANLEY GEORGE HOOKER, 197
by Gerhard Neumann
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CONTENTS
FREDERICK J OHNSON HOOVEN, 201
by Myron Tribus
OLAF ANDREAS HOUGEN, 207
by Chalmer Kirkbride
HERBERT E. HUDSON, JR., 213
by Richard Hazen
JEROME CLARKE HUNSAKER, 219
by Arthur E. Raymond
TAMAKI IPPONMATSU
by Walker L. Cisler
,225
GEORGE WILLIAM KESSLER, 229
by Walter Bachman
EDWARD WILSON KIMBARK, 233
by Eugene C. Starr
THURSTON E. LARSON, 237
by Richard S. Engelbrecht
and William C. Ackermann
HAROLD B. LAW, 243
by Humboldt ~ Leverenz
GEORGE MICHAEL LOW, 251
bygones C. Fletcher
HANS ADOLPH MAUCH, 259
by Eugene Murphy
ROBERT CHARLES MCMASTER, 267
by Robert ·. Jaycee
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CONTENTS
T H E O D O RE ~ . N A G E E , 273
by~ohn E. Dolan
HERBERT M. PARKER, 279
by Merril Eisenbud
JOSEPH MAYO PETTIT, 285
by William Kays, Oswalcl Vitiard,.fr., and William Rambo
HYMAN GEORGE RICKOVER, 291
by John 1V Simpson
GERARD ADDISON ROHLICH, 299
by Earnest F. Gloyna
G E O R G E ~ O H N S C H R O E P F E R , 305
by Joseph T. fing
DONAED BEELAMY SINCEAIR, 311
by Gordon S. Brown
AEFRED DODD STARBIRD, 317
by [ohn S. Foster
ROBERT E. STEWART, 323
by Gordon H. Millar
JAMES HOBSON STRATTON, 327
by Wilson Binger
JOHN GEORGE TRUMP, 333
by Louis Smullin
HERBERT D. VOGEE, 339
by Harry E. Bovoy
CHAREES HOWARD VOEEUM, 347
by William R. Hewlett
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CONTENTS
EDWARD C. WELLS, 351
by Edward H. Heinemann
STANLEY DEWOLF WILSON, 355
by Ralph B. Peck
GEORGE WINTER, 361
by Anton Tedesko
A P P E N D ~ X, 367
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS FOR THE
PHOTOGRAPHS, 369
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FOREWORD
THIS IS THE THIRD VOLUME in the series of Memorial
Tributes issued periodically by the National Academy of En-
gineering to honor the cleceasecl members ant! foreign asso-
ciates of the Academy. Publication of this volume contributes
to the observance of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
founding of the NAE on December 5, 1964. It is intended
that these volumes will stanct as an enduring record of the
many contributions of engineering to the benefit of human-
kind. In all cases, the authors of the tributes tract personal
knowlecige of the interests and engineering accomplish-
ments of the deceased members and foreign associates.
The National Academy of Engineering is a private orga-
nization established in 1964 to share in the responsibility
given the National Academy of Sciences under its congres-
sional charter signed by President LincoIn in IS63 to exam-
ine and report on questions of science ancT engineering at the
request of the federal government. Individuals are electect to
the National Academy of Engineering on the basis of signif-
icant contributions to engineering theory and practice and to
the literature of engineering or demonstrated unusual ac-
complishments in the pioneering of new and developing
fields of technology.
Alexander H. Flax
Home Secretary
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