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No: 3132. Processed by: Richard W. Arpi Edited by: Dennis Harrison Date: September 23, 1981. George Magoffin Humphrey (1890-1970) became the first Clevelander since Newton D. Baker to become a member of a United States President’s Cabinet when he was confirmed as the fifty-fifth Secretary of the Treasury in 1953.
George M. Humphrey (1953 - 1957) Appointed Secretary of the Treasury by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1953, George M. Humphrey (1890 - 1970) advocated a free market economy. He believed that the less the Government did, the more the American people would prosper, and he recommended a reduced federal budget and a cut in taxes to spur ...
George Humphrey (* 17. Juli 1889 in Boughton, Kent; † 24. April 1966 in Cambridge) war ein englischer Psychologe und Lerntheoretiker. Sein Hauptwerk The Nature of Learning entstand bereits 1933. George Humphrey studierte zunächst klassische Literatur an der University of Oxford, wechselte dann aber das Fach und studierte Psychologie an der Universität Leipzig bei Wilhelm Wundt und ...
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A presidential address delivered at the annual meeting of the Canadian Psychological Association, June 7, 1957, paying tribute to Professor George Humphrey of Queen's and Oxford. 18 references.
29. Nov. 2012 · GEORGE HUMPHREY Obituary. HUMPHREY GEORGE MAGOFFIN HUMPHREY, II died Monday, November 26, in Sarasota, Florida, where he had been wintering, from Cleveland. He was 70. He is survived by his wife, Patience, daughters, Mary Humphrey (David Humm) and Sandra Brinn (Matthew); brother, Watts (Sally); grandchildren, Hanna and George, step-children Ben ...
NAME : George Humphrey Lawrence LOCATION: Moncton NB CHARGES : Possession of child pornography & distribution of child pornography 60-year-old man from Moncton, N.B., has been charged in connection...
