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Professional Amateur
Biography of the man who was the founder of Delco, head of research for General Motors for 27 years, and the inventor of leaded gasoline, Freon for refrigeration and air conditioning, Duco lacquers and enamels, the electrical starting motor for automobiles, and the first practical colored paints for autos.
Professional Amateur the Biography of Charles Franklin Kettering
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Prophet of Progress
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Professional Amateur the Biography of Charles Franklin Kettering - Primary Source Edition
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Charles Franklin Kettering
The National Inventors Hall of Fame in Akron, Ohio, provides a biographical sketch of American electrical engineer and inventor Charles Franklin Kettering (1876-1958). Kettering invented the first electrical ignition system, the self-starter for automobile engines, and the first practical engine-driven generator.
Charles Kettering Collection
Biographies of Kettering, including unpublished biography by Thomas A. Boyd; honorary degrees and awards, together with resume listing all degrees and awards ever received by Kettering; newsclippings and articles about him; scrapbook of clippings and photos relating to his 70th birthday celebration held in Loudonville on Aug. 29, 1946; programs from his 75th birthday party in Dayton; anthology of radio talks (1942-1945) made by Kettering entitled "Stories of Science and Invention"; his book entitled Battle for Abundance (1947); GM publications about him, including "Miss Ohio Breaks Records" (1923), "Story of DELCO" (1949), and "Kettering Digest" (1956); many photographs, some of family, some GM, and some local; and a few documents from his high school days and time spent as teacher in local one-room rural school.
