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Claudy, C. H. Delays in the Patent office hamper business. (In Printers ink, Oct 14, 1920, v.113:65-6)

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Crying need of the Patent office. [Editorial] (In Scientific American, Feb. 1922, v. 126: 98-9)

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Patent bureau efficiency will aid manufacturer. (In Automotive industries Nov. 3, 1921, v. 45: 880-1)

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