Latest Breaking News On - Armour institute of technology - Page 1 : comparemela.com

Urban spelunking: The Glendale riverside house architect Elmer Johnson built

On the arc of one cul-de-sac a quietly elegant home with an earthy feel almost fades into its wooded landscape on the west bank of the Milwaukee River. This is the house that well-known MIlwaukee architect Elmer A. Johnson designed and had built for his family in the 1950s.

"Manierre Dawson: Cubist or Civil Engineer?", September 6

"Manierre Dawson: Cubist or Civil Engineer?," July 27

Philip Danforth Armour | American entrepreneur

Philip Danforth Armour, (born May 16, 1832, Stockbridge, New York, U.S. died January 6, 1901, Chicago, Illinois), American entrepreneur and innovator whose extensive Armour & Company enterprises helped make Chicago the meatpacking capital of the world. Armour earned his first capital in California mining endeavours and cofounded a grain-dealing and meatpacking business in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in 1863. Anticipating a sharp decline in pork prices near the end of the American Civil War (1861–65), he made nearly $2 million buying pork at depressed rates and selling it for far more in New York City. He became involved in his brother Herman Ossian

Abraham Zarem, one of the last surviving Manhattan Project scientists, dies at 106

(JTA) — Abraham Zarem was 28 when he joined the Manhattan Project, the vast U.S. government effort to develop the atom bomb.