Charles W. Suggs papers, 1914-1995 [manuscript]

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Charles W. Suggs papers, 1914-1995 [manuscript]

This collection contains Charles Wilson Suggs's notes, data, publications, papers presented, reports, photographs, and sketches, primarily on the topics of tobacco mechanization (tobacco harvesters and transplanters) and equipment ergonomics.

22 linear ft. (40 archival boxes + 1 archival half box + 2 oversized archival boxes)

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Suggs, Charles Wilson, 1928-

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Born in 1928, Charles Wilson Suggs received his B.S.A.E. in 1949 and Ph.D. in 1959 from North Carolina State College (later North Carolina State University). He then joined the faculty. His research interests were tobacco mechanization and human-factors engineering. He developed one of the first mechanical tobacco leaf harvesters. From the description of Charles W. Suggs papers, 1914-1995 [manuscript] (North Carolina State University). WorldCat record id: 614521962 ...