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James, Charles
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James, Charles (1880–1928) chemist; born at Earls Barton, England. He emigrated to the U.S.A. in about 1906 and was associated with New Hampshire College in Durham for 22 years. He did extensive research of rare-earth elements, such as cerium, terbium, and yttrium (1907–26).
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Judge Charles James said: "People trust bank managers to take care of their affairs and the bank trusts them to take care of the bank's materials and money.
BANK BOSS COVERED UP pounds 20,000 LOSS by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
RAINBOW Charles James Well grandad, Adam and I will have to crick our necks up a little higher now in order to look up to you but we still will, and we know that you'll still be here with us long after you have helped us turn our tears back into smiles again.
Deaths by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Jailing him, Judge Charles James said: "It is my part of my job to protect police officers.
Bottle-wielding drunk is jailed by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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