Inventors Council Seeks Ideas For Secret Weapons
The National Inventions Council urges Americans to submit practical ideas for covert or battlefield fogging and other wartime tools. It cites past successes from civilians like farmers and teachers and notes needs in tank fire control, ventilation, and signaling aids as frontlines demand safer, simpler solutions.
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Society of Automotive Engineers
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Birth of the American Patent System and Its Achievements
The article extols the U S patent office as a record of American progress and invention. It notes patenting fulfills constitutional aims to promote science and the useful arts. It cites that the office has issued nearly 2 500 patents to date and that many innovations await wartime use.
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U. S. Patent Office
Patents Stated as Turning Points in World History
The article notes patents as world turning points including steam engine telephone electric light and airplane. It explains 310 classifications and about 40 000 sub classifications. A patent grants the owner exclusive rights to make use or sell the invention across the United States and its territories for 17 years.
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