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...more, with a total property loss of some $1,600,000,000. One of the first to see that this carnage and waste on the highways was not due to a flock of local factors but to a few basic inefficiencies was a young Leland Stanford graduate named Miller McClintock...
...Public Opinion, Gordon W. Allport and Associates, The Study of Public Opinion; and E. Pendleton Herring, Political Issues and Political Parties; (b) The Analysis of Contemporary Government Agencies, John D. Black, The New England Dairy Situation; John D. Black and Seymour E. Harris, The Farm Credit Administration; and Miller McClintock, Organization of State Motor Vehicle Departments, and American Police Methods in the Reduction of Traffic Accidents and Congestion; (c) Evaluation of the Economic Bases of Control, John D. Black, Production Economics: With Attention to the Problem of Agricultural Control of Production...
...This grant means that the bureau will continue to increase the research activities," said Miller McClintock, director of the bureau since its establishment. "Many of the principles of traffic control as now applied professionally throughout the field were developed in Harvard University. This expansion of activities is a reflection of the importance of this phase of research and training. "It is indicative of the significance which the traffic problem has assumed in American life and of the advances which have been made in developing technique for the reduction of traffic accidents and of congestion. There is now a wide demand...
Four grants totalling $6,200 for research in social sciences has been awarded by the committee on Research in the Social Sciences operating under a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to Miller McClintock, Lecturer on Government, for a traffic survey, Joseph A. Schumpeter, professor of Economics to study economic fluctuations, Pitirim A. Sorokin, professor of Sociology and Edwin Frickey, assistant professor of Economics...
Score: Yale 3, Harvard 1. First period: Holmes (6.45); McClintock (7.28). Second period: Quinby (7.52). Third period: Cooke (3.32). Penalties Brown (tripping); Peck (tripping); Clement (tripping); Towle (tripping). Referees--Raymond, Hughes. Time--Three 15-minute periods...