Part 67

Way of All Flesh, The, 32

Wearever Aluminum Co., 236

Weather Bureau, U. S., 166

Weather map, 164

Weather prediction, 15, 163

Wells, H. G., 13, 121

Werner, Gerhard, 123

Western Electric Co., 212

Western Reserve University, 245

Westinghouse Corp., 76, 211, 218

Whitehead, A. N., 110, 130

Wiener, Norbert, 123, 251

Williams, John, 268

Wood, Tom, 21

World Brain, 13

Wright Brothers, 18

X-15 aircraft, 71, 160

Young & Rubicam, 181

Zero, concept of, 24

Zuse L23 computer, 199

Zworykin, Vladimir, 194

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