Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, February 20, 2002, Page 13, Image 13

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    February 20,2002________________________________ (T ill' ' f j o r t l a u ò © b ô V r U C r __________________________________________ Page B5
s p e c ia l
edition
Black History
2002
A N A M E R IC A N S T O R Y
Classifieds/Bids
F or T his
N o t o n ly have ta le n te d Blacks sold
b illio n s o f tickets. They even in v e n te d th e
ÜŒH III
m achine th a t dispenses th e tickets.
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Catholic, independent, liberal
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of the Rocky M ountains is
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The ticket dispensing m achine, was invented by Frederick lodes, la n e 27, 1939, US Patent 2 , I 6 3 ,
7S4f*$ D ry cleaning process
fo r clothes, Thomas leanings, ( first African American to recede a US P aten t) M arch 3, ¡ 8 2 t U S I c jf f f t ii3 0 6 X
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Folding cabi­
net bed, Sarah Goode, ( First African American w om an to receive a US P a te n t) lu ty d ^ , J j B f t & f f i f a t e n t 3 2 2 ,1 1 7 •
m achine, Dewey Sanderson, lu ly 28, 1970, US Patent 3,522,011
US Patent 5,188,321
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K eytjfrurd stand, ¡¿ fo ld in g
186' •''Fire es^ftS d d er,
Wrench, lo h n ¡ohnson, April 18, 1922, U S Pat^
Patent 3,8 02,4 34
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1993,
¡oseph Winters, M a y 7, 1878, US Patent
Disposable syringe, Phil Brooks, Apr. 9, 1974, US
fty fy e security w ith TV surveillance, M p rie v f f i m v n Dec. 2, 1969, US Patent 3 ,4 8 2 ,0 3 7 • A u tom atic
safety break systar^ f^ ^ r ^ S ^ ik e s , lair. 2, 1962, US P atent-8,015,522
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Street sweeper, Charles Brooks, Mar. 17, 1896, US
Patent 5 56,71 1 • A ^ ^ T h i ^ ^ ^ e w a i i . l i ^ e 13, 1893, US Patent 4 9 9 ,4 0 2 •
US Patent 1,6 8 1 5 2 1
& B. Hirschenson, Feb. 23,
Steam b o ile r furnace, Granville Woods, ¡ u n p y 1884, ¡JS Patent 2 9 9 ,8 9 4 » Laser surgery process fo r
cataracts, Patricia Bath, M D, jaly 6, 1999, US Patent 5,919,
2 0 3 ,5 17
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Urinalysis
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Electric heater, Ebert Stallworth, Oct. I 6, 1928,
F i l t a i f f i sheet, f f r i h a Bennan, Ocfcib, 1959, US Patent 2 ,9 07,0 55 •
29, 1889, U S Pdignf 4 J 3 ,6 & & •
S ta M im b in a wheelchair, tu tu s Weaver Nov. 19, 1968, US Patent 3 ,4 11,5 98
pressure cooker & sm o k e rM a u ric e
1 9 7 2 $ $ Patent 3 ^ 9 0 , 6 ^ - .
O il stove, lo h n Standard, Oct.
1959, US Patent
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A u to m a tic
Vehicular restraint system, Leslie lories, Sept. 12,
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from inventions like the ticket dispensing machine to the many other unknown African American
achievements, Black history has touched our lives in many ways.
¡3 Washington Mutual
MORE IRMRR IHTEREST."
Feb. 2 0 ,1 900-J.F .
Pickering patents his
airship invention.
Feb. 20, 1927 -
Sydney Poitier, actor
is bom.
Feb. 21, 1804 -
Lemuel Haynes, first
Black minister to serve
for a W hite congrega­
tion, becomes the first
Black person to re­
ceive an honorary de­
gree: an M A from
Middlebury Collge.
Feb. 21, 1965 -
Malcolm X, activist and
Black Nationalist, as­
sassinated.
Feb. 22 - St. Lucia
Independence Day
Feb. 22, 1967 -
Adam Clayton Powell,
Jr., activist and chair­
man of the House Com­
mittee on Education
and Labor, denied his
congressional seat.
Feb. 23, 1868 -
W.E.B. Dubois, activ­
ist is bom .
Feb. 24, 1811 -
B is h o p D a n ie l A.
Payne, reform er and
e d u c a to r o f A M E
Church, is bom.
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Joyce Washington was tireless in her devotion to children and building a better community.
^ ^ n r tla n h 0f)bsmier is continuing this loving legacy by awarding high school seniors
from our community scholarships to help them achieve their dreams.
You can help by sending your contribution to the Joyce Washington
Memorial Scholarship Fund in care of Bank of America.
Your support will be truly appreciated.
Call your local Bank of America for more information, thank you.