Paul Clancy, published in 1940 Opera Diva Maria Jeritza’s chart. Marc Edmund Jones, a good friend, took it and put it in his 1000 in toto. Scouting around, I found the New York Times obit, which cast no light on her, and gave no help. I searched on. Finally on FindAGrave.com, I read a beautiful obit by an admirer and could see the original flaws to the Clancy chart, and rectified her chart accordingly.
Andrew Macbeth Anderson DL was a lawyer and writer on Scottish criminal law. See here for a list of his works available for viewing on HathiTrust. It is rather amusing how it starts off with “Dole” i.e. British welfare, from David Hume, the Scots philosopher. His line of vitality or the Scorpio Sun opposing its Taurean moon suggests a constant need for Judge Anderson to affirm his views by specializing in one facet of the cosmic order after another. He had a preponderance in Libra, often the sign of the law and military. His ascendant is Cancer 08, or the symbol of…
Manhattan Project & Beyond Dr. Coryell was a member of the Clinton Laboratories team, ijn 1945 with Jacob Marinsky and Lawrence E. Glendenin. There the three men isolated the previously undocumented rare-earth element later named “promethium” by extracting it from fission products and also by bombarding neodymium with neutrons. The team isolated promethium via ion-exchange chromatography, a buffering technique used in biomolecule purification. It separates the molecules on the basis of their charge by exploiting the interaction of them to the buffering agent in reiterative cycles until they isolate their preferred one. Publication of the finding was delayed until later…
Comedian Tim Conway was born Toma Daniel Conway to two immigrants. His mother, Sophia Murgoi, was a Romanian immigrant, and his father Daniel Conway, an Irish immigrant. Dan Conway, was a groomer for polo ponies in Willoughby, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland, and his father hoped his eldest son would follow in his footsteps. Tom was born on December 13, 1933 and grew up in nearby Chagrin Falls.
