Word: patenting
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Ruth Elizabeth Davis-her stage name was borrowed from Balzac's La Cousine Bette-was born in Lowell. Mass., the daughter of an unamiable patent attorney who was divorced from his wife when Bette was seven. Supported by her mother, Bette won two dramatic scholarships in Manhattan, took off for Hollywood with her mother and sister...
...under a license agreement of Supramar Ltd. The indisputable merit for the invention and the design of hydrofoil boats of the "Schertel-Sachsenberg System" goes to Baron von Schertel-by the way, a grandson of the founder of the Schaefer Brewery in New York. Since World War II, all patent rights belong to Supramar Ltd., which has carried on research and development work under the technical management of Baron von Schertel...
...patent leather hats, occasionally glimpsed rumbling down narrow highways or patrolling the ridges of the hills, still maintain Franco's police state. It is a regime that does not keep the nation in chains but covers it like a soggy blanket...
...Dallas stock salesman who holds $200,000 worth of shares himself. Complained Chicago Investor E. C. Price, 72: "All you hear these days is that Government is investigating, investigating, investigating. When business needs all the encouragement it can get, all it gets is threats." Said a Winnetka, Ill., patent attorney: "The American economy would be all right if Kennedy would leave it alone...
...only $150, a second head, though it can't go as cheaply as one, can travel in great patent-leather style...