Appleton

(apəl tən)

city in E Wis.: pop. 70,000

Origin: after S. Appleton (died 1853), Boston philanthropist & father-in-law of founder of a local university

See Appleton in American Heritage Dictionary 4

A city of eastern Wisconsin on the Fox River southwest of Green Bay. The first hydroelectric plant in the United States was built here in 1882. Population: 70,200.

, Sir Edward Victor 1892-1965.

British physicist. He won a 1947 Nobel Prize for his discovery of the F layer of the ionosphere.
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