Charles Louis
Americannoun
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Charles Louis Trippi was born on Dec. 14, 1921, in Pittston, Pa., a blue-collar coal mining town along the Susquehanna River not far from Scranton.
From Washington Post
Charles Louis Trippi was born in Pittston, Pennsylvania, just as America was embarking on a golden era of sports in the 1920s.
From Washington Times
“I don’t look at the Magenta as a postage stamp anymore,” said Charles Louis Epting, president of H.R.
From Washington Times
“The Darkest Particles,” by William Charles Louis and Richard G. Van de Water, describes how neutrinos emanating from the sun transition from one of the three known “flavors” to another en route to Earth.
From Scientific American
During a stressful time, we all enjoyed working on physicists William Charles Louis and Richard G. Van de Water's article about a possible fourth flavor of neutrino, which could be a key to understanding dark matter and dark energy.
From Scientific American
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