Alfred Loomis made millions and went on to develop the technology that helped win WWII. Alfred Loomis was a Wall Street tycoon who predicted the Crash of ’29, became a fulltime scientific ...

Alfred Lee Loomis was well connected ... offhandedly seeming to boast to the physicist Luis Alvarez that he had appointed Wendell Willkie, the 1940 Republican presidential candidate, to the board of ...

Alfred Lee Loomis. Using his connections, his money, and his brilliant scientific mind, Loomis and his team of scientists developed radar technology that would arguably play a more decisive role ...

Prof. Alfred L. Loomis, when asked for his opinion as to the President's prospect of recovery, in view of the 6 o'clock bulletin representing his condition as favorable, said it was scarcely a ...

Alfred Loomis, far right, is photographed at a 1940 meeting with physicists at Berkeley. Submitted Coastal Discovery Museum at Honey Horn When Alfred Lee Loomis gave each of his three sons $1 ...

I met tycoon and amateur scientist Alfred Lee Loomis in 1954 as a postdoctoral researcher working with his son Farnie. After a cordial introduction, Alfred peered over my shoulder, watching me plot ...

Mr. Loomis's father, Alfred Lee Loomis, was a fabulously wealthy Wall Street tycoon who survived the Depression years in high style and then, at the height of his influence, quit Wall Street and ...