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Date: 03 June 1922
Clair Cameron Patterson Syntymäpäivä, syntymäaika
Clair Cameron Patterson (June 2, 1922 – December 5, 1995) was an American geochemist. Born in Mitchellville, Iowa, Patterson graduated from Grinnell College. He later received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago and spent his entire professional career at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech).
In collaboration with George Tilton, Patterson developed the lead–lead dating method from the established procedures for uranium–lead dating. By using lead isotopic data from the Canyon Diablo meteorite, he calculated an age for the Earth of 4.55 billion years, a figure far more accurate than estimates existing at the time, and one that has remained largely unchallenged since 1956.
Patterson first encountered ubiquitous lead contamination in the late 1940s as a graduate student at the University of Chicago. Later, his work on this subject led to a total (US and worldwide) re-evaluation of the unregulated growth of concentrations of industrial lead in the atmosphere and in the human body. His activism about this problem proved seminal in the banning of "leaded gasoline", as well as "leaded solder" in food cans.
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2nd of June 1922 News
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SPAETH ADVOCATES A UNIFORM STROKE; Princeton Coach Writes Yale News His Views on College Rowing and Rigging.
Date: 03 June 1922
Special to The New York Times
Coach J D Spaeth of Princeton advocates a uniform stroke for all colleges
MOONSHINE LAW IS NEWS.; Old Man Hours Surprised by Arrest --Made Whisky for 40 Years.
Date: 03 June 1922
H Hours arrested for operating still in Smokehole dist; said he had run it 40 yrs and never knew of law against it
WHEAT SAGS AGAIN IN LANGUID MARKET; Lack of Speculative Interest Leads to Declines in All Grains at Chicago.
Date: 03 June 1922
Special to The New York Times
BORAH ASSAILS WAIT ON ARMS TREATIES; Tells Senate Powers Have Pigeonholed Washington Conference Agreements.DECLARES GAS BAN VOID Washington Is a Depot for Information on Polson War, HeCharges.
Date: 03 June 1922
Special to The New York Times
debate on chemical warfare provision
STERLING AT $4.48, HIGHEST SINCE 1919; Steady Advance Now Attributed to Buying of Dollars by British Treasury. TO PAY INTEREST DUE HERE Completion of Government Operation Believed to Have "Pegged"the Price Around $4.45.
Date: 03 June 1922
sterling goes to $4.48, highest since 1919
TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; Irregular Movement of Prices.
Date: 02 June 1922
Jno F Clark and J Marks suspended from N Y Cotton Exchange for period of 6 mos
FIERCE FIGHT RAGES IN BELFAST STREETS; Gunmen and Police Battle Throughout Day, Killing Many and Terrorizing the City. INCENDIARIES BURN HOMES War Conditions Continue on the Border--Craig Confers With Lloyd George in London.
Date: 02 June 1922
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war conditions continue