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What school did Whitcomb L Judson go to?

he accually didnt go there he went to a school in galesburg Illinois


Was Whitcomb L Judson black?

No, honey, Whitcomb L. Judson was not black. He was a white American inventor best known for patenting the zipper in 1891. So, no need to go searching for any hidden racial identity there, darling.


What are facts about Whitcomb Judson?

Whitcomb L Judson was born in March in the year 1839 in Illinois. Mr. Judson attended Knox College in Illinois. He was there to become an engineer. In his earlier Elementary and Middle School days, he did not enjoy school. In fact, he had a hard time in it. Now, let's go up to his older days again. His spouse was Annie. He had three children: Gertrude, Ross and Jane. He then invented the "clasp-locker", which is now known as the zipper. He did so in 1893. Why did he invent it? Well, it was to go on shoes because he wanted to "save" people from unbuttoning and buttoning their shoes. Yes, I know, I know, zippers aren't on shoes! They are on jackets, pants, and other stuff. But this is way back in the 1800's. When Mr. Judson first presented his invention at the Chicago World's Fair, the public largely ignored it. Yet, it is so popular now! Mr. Judson's nationality is American. Unfortunately, he died before his invention was well-known and useful. In 1913, Swedish-American engineer Gideon Sundback improved the zipper.


What nicknames does Adam Whitcomb go by?

Adam Whitcomb goes by Heston.


What nicknames does Charles Whitcomb go by?

Charles Whitcomb goes by Charley.


What nicknames did James Whitcomb Riley go by?

James Whitcomb Riley went by The Hoosier Poet.


What nicknames does Judson Mills go by?

Judson Mills goes by J, and Hollywood.


Was Adoniram Judson a missionary to China?

Adoniram Judson was a missionary in Burma. He did not go to China, but originally was destined to go to India.


Who invented zippers?

As for who invented the zipper, not everybody agrees. Most people give credit to American Whitcomb Judson. Originally, Judson intended his creation, which he called the "clasp-locker," as a replacement for shoelaces. It didn't quite manage to do that, but, after a series of refinements (it jammed quite a bit early on), the zipper became a hit. The US Army was an early adopter, applying "zippers to the clothing and gear of the troops of World War I."Some sources say it was Gideon Sundback but, nobody knows for sure.


How long do you have to go to school to be a professional cheerleader?

No school.


How long is it to be a doctor?

Very long to go to school


How long do a surgeon have to go to school for?

some of them go to school for ten to fifteen years