Talk:Everard Mott Williams

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A question regarding sources[edit]

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I was a student at Carnegie-Mellon University when Dr. E.M. Williams was the Dean of the Electrical Engineering Department. However, three of the links in the "References" section don't seem to be related to him. They are the only references with defined hyperlinks. Please have someone verify that they are unrelated. They are:

Pittsburgh Press January 27, 1938
East Presbyterian Church Week, January 17, 1958, Vol 11, No. 17
New York Times, June 22, 1961

76.102.117.21

I have physical copies of the articles and added the sources to validate the info in the article. They came from Dr. William’s clippings he kept. I also added pictures which someone removed. These came from his house. I am his grandson. Jedicamp30 (talk) 02:07, 25 August 2020 (UTC)[reply]