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June's Inventions - Famous Trademarks,
Copyrights, and Patents |
1
1869 Thomas
Edison obtained a patent for an electrographic vote recorder. |
2
1906 "Your
a Grand Old Flag" by George M. Cohan was trademark registered.
1857 James Gibbs patented the first chain-stitch
single-thread sewing
machine. |
3
1969 New
York Rangers was
trademark
registered.
1934 Dr Frederick Banting the co-inventor
of insulin
was knighted. |
4
1963 Patent
#3,091,888 was granted to six-year-old Robert W. Patch for a "toy truck"
- Inventions
Made By Young Inventors |
5
1984 Safety
Cap for Medicine Bottle
patented by
Ronald Kay. - More
Medical Milestones |
6
1887 J.S.
Pemberton's Coca-Cola
label was registered. |
7
1946 "Eensie
Weensie Spider" by Yola De Meglio was registered.
1953 The first color network telecast in
compatible color was broadcast from a station in Boston. Color
television was by no means a new idea in 1953, a German patent from
1904 contained the earliest proposal. |
8
1869 Ives
McGaffey patented the
vacuum
cleaner, a "sweeping machine." |
9
1953 Patent
#2,641,545 was granted to John H. Kraft
for the "manufacture of soft surface cured cheese" |
10
1952
MYLAR was
trademark
registered.
1902 A patent for the "window envelope"
was granted to H.F. Callahan. - Mail
Innovations |
11
1895 C.E.
Duryea patented a road vehicle- the gasoline automobile. |
12
1928 Good
and Plenty was trademark registered. "Good and Plenty" are the brightly
colored, candy-coated, licorice candy. |
13
1944 Patent
#2,351,004 was obtained by Marvin Camras for the magnetic tape
recorder. |
14
1927 George
Washington Carver received a patent for a process of producing paints
and stains. Carver invented and discovered hundreds of products but patented
or claimed ownership of very few. |
15
1844 Charles
Goodyear was granted patent #3,633 for vulcanized rubber. |
16
1980 The
Supreme Court declared that living organisms which are products of human
ingenuity are patentable in Diamond v. Chakrabarty. - The
Bio Patent Controversy |
17
1980 Atari's
"Asteroids" and "Lunar Lander" are the 1st two video
games registered in the Copyright Office. |
18
1935 ROLLS-ROYCE
was trademark registered. - Trademarks
are Everywhere |
19
1900Michael
Pupin is granted a patent for long distance telephony.
1940 "Brenda Starr," the first cartoon strip
invented by a woman, appeared in Chicago. Do you want to know who invented
comic
books? |
20
1840
Samuel Morse was granted a patent for telegraphy signals. Samuel Morse
invented telegraph wires and Morse code, an electronic alphabet. The first
telegraph read "What hath God wrought!" Find out more about "Morse
Code." |
21
1834 Cyrus
McCormick of Virginia patented the reaper for the cultivation of grain. |
22
1954
Rolaids was trademark registered.
1847 The Doughnut was invented. Find out
about all kinds of food histories and patents - who invented potato chips
and different sodas and snack foods. Read
More |
23
1964 Arthur
Melin obtained a patent for the Hula-hoop
in 1964. |
24
1873 Mark
Twain patented a scrapbook.
1963 The first demonstration of a home video
recorder took place at BBC Studios in London, England. |
25
1929 Patent
# 1,718,305 was granted to G.L. Pierce for the "basketball" |
26
1951 CANDY
LAND
trademark
for a children's game
was registered. |
27
1967 Baltimore
Orioles' and NY Jets' trademarks were registered.
1929 The first colored
television was demonstrated in New York City. It was by no means a
new idea at that time, a German patent in 1904 contained the earliest proposal. |
28
1955 Joe
Clark patented
a new formula
for control of infections. - More
Medical Milestones |
29
1915
Juicy Fruit
chewing
gum was trademark registered. |
30
1896 William
Hadaway was issued a patent for the electric stove. |
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