Word: pooled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Fortnight ago Siemens Schuckert of Berlin* announced a new switch to handle current up to 600,000 volts without spattering fire. It does not resort to the use of oil baths or air blasts. It operates in a pool of a secret liquid, allegedly far more efficient than...
What does a company do with a patented process in some basic field of its industry? Sometimes it keeps the patent to itself. Often, however, such selfishness results in endless litigation with conflicting patents secured by other companies on similar processes. Corporations sometimes agree with certain other corporations to pool patents and collect royalties instead of paying lawyers. This procedure, however, is open to protest from companies not included in the pool...
...Jersey and the willingness of the new company to make the process available to any corporation desiring it. The greater the number of companies subscribing for stock in the Patent Company, the greater the Standard royalties and the greater the conservation of petroleum. Furthermore Standard, contemplating not a patent pool but a patent ocean in which all (with the qualification noted above) may freely navigate, has averted the likelihood of protest from independents or from the Government...
...hundred and twenty-five spectators of the University swimming championships, held yesterday afternoon in the new pool, saw representatives of the Class of 1983 demonstrate their superiority in the aquatic field. The first year natators won the inter-class relay, contributed three members to the winning team in the University relay, look first two places in the 100-yard free style, and all three places in the 50-yard free style. The outstanding performers of the meet were B. S. Wood '33, winner in the two free style swims; R. L. Vonckx '32, champion in the breast stroke...
...from "Tiny" Thompson the Bruins' star, during the Harvard-Bruins scrimmage.... Charlie Cunningham was named on the first. All-American hockey team that the sporting editor of "College Humor" picked. Giddens received honorable mention on this team also.... In the University swimming meet held in the new pool yesterday Harvard's hope for a formidable team next year received considerable impetus when Benton Woods, a Freshman, won the 100-yard free-style in just one second slower than Al Schwartz did in the N. C. S. A. meet on Saturday. The best showing on the whole was made by Freshmen...