Cattell, James McKeen, 1860-1944
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- American men of science, a biographical directory, 1933:t.p. (J. McKeen Cattell)
- psychologist; founded the Science Press in New York City in 1901 to publish Science and other journals; in 1923, he began the Science Press Printing Company in Lancaster, Pa.; Cattell's son, Jacques, founded the Jacques Cattell Press in the 1930's and published works of popular science in the Lancaster plant; his father remained in New York working on Science Press materials; at the beginning of World War II he moved to Lancaster and died in 1944; the printing plant was sold to the Hughes Printing Company, but Jacques Cattell kept the name of Science Press; in the mid-1950's, he sold Science Press to Hughes, which moved it to Ephrata, Pa. ( (Wikipedia, Sept. 30, 2016:) )
- His Leaders in education ... 1932.