7 South Jersey Men Granted U.S. Patents

7 South Jersey Men Granted U.S. Patents — Camden Courier-Post, February 11, 1938
Camden Courier-Post, February 11, 1938
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7 SOUTH JERSEY MEN GRANTED U.S. PATENTS Courier-Post Bureau Washington, Feb. 8.—John J. Hoehn and John B. Suomala, both of Camden, are included in this week's list of patentees who have been granted patent protection by the United States Patent Office. Both were granted patents on power transmission devices, both of which have been assigned to the Radio Corporation of America. Other South Jersey inventors granted patents are Benjamin R. Carson, Haddonfield, a sound producing apparatus; Frederick C. Barton, Haddonfield, phonograph turntable driving mechanism; Marvel W. Scheldorf, Haddon Heights, an acoustical device; Thaddeus R. Goldsborough, Merchantville, a speed changing mechanism, and Joseph F. Herbert, Audubon, a bushing remover.

Washington, Feb. 8.—John J. Hoehn and John B. Suomala, both of Camden, are included in this week's list of patentees who have been granted patent protection by the United States Patent Office.

Both were granted patents on power transmission devices, both of which have been assigned to the Radio Corporation of America.

Other South Jersey inventors granted patents are Benjamin R. Carson, Haddonfield, a sound producing apparatus; Frederick C. Barton, Haddonfield, phonograph turntable driving mechanism; Marvel W. Scheldorf, Haddon Heights, an acoustical device; Thaddeus R. Goldsborough, Merchantville, a speed changing mechanism, and Joseph F. Herbert, Audubon, a bushing remover.

Related: John B. Suomala & John J. Hoehn Patent Document (PDF) — Radio Corporation of America, 1938.

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