Abstract

Papers of deaf patent examiner, lawyer, chemist, and target shooter John D. Randolph. Includes correspondence, class notes, personal possessions, and more.

Scope and Contents

This series consists of material created by Mr. Randolph while studying at the University of Texas. It includes a set of handwritten calculus work with the instructor’s notes appended, as well as class notes and examinations from courses on chemistry and bacteriology. MSS 70 includes his examinations and quizzes from the same period.

Scope and Contents

Typed and handwritten notes from Mr. Randolph’s studies at Georgetown Law School in the late 1950s, as well as a small set of notes from law review school in 1970. Includes class notes from courses on criminal, constitutional, property, negotiable instruments, and labor law, as well as a 1951 booklet on how to study law that Mr. Randolph used while a student. MSS 70 includes much more of his class notes from Georgetown.

Scope and Contents

A fragmentary selection of material from Mr. Randolph’s time at the Patent Office, including correspondence and memoranda and a copy of a 1965 certificate of commendation.

Scope and Contents Mr. Randolph worked on the Patent Office’s Board of Appeals, although he was never formally appointed to the board and served only as an acting member, which caused him some resentment. The Board reviewed appeals of patents rejected by other examiners and either affirmed or reversed them.This series consists of official decisions on cases Mr. Randolph ruled on as part of the Board, including notes on the patent claims under review, lists of applicable articles in the scientific...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series consists of material created by Mr. Randolph while studying at the University of Texas. It includes a set of handwritten calculus work with the instructor’s notes appended, as well as class notes and examinations from courses on chemistry and bacteriology. MSS 70 includes his examinations and quizzes from the same period.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series consists of material created by Mr. Randolph while studying at the University of Texas. It includes a set of handwritten calculus work with the instructor’s notes appended, as well as class notes and examinations from courses on chemistry and bacteriology. MSS 70 includes his examinations and quizzes from the same period.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Typed and handwritten notes from Mr. Randolph’s studies at Georgetown Law School in the late 1950s, as well as a small set of notes from law review school in 1970. Includes class notes from courses on criminal, constitutional, property, negotiable instruments, and labor law, as well as a 1951 booklet on how to study law that Mr. Randolph used while a student. MSS 70 includes much more of his class notes from Georgetown.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Typed and handwritten notes from Mr. Randolph’s studies at Georgetown Law School in the late 1950s, as well as a small set of notes from law review school in 1970. Includes class notes from courses on criminal, constitutional, property, negotiable instruments, and labor law, as well as a 1951 booklet on how to study law that Mr. Randolph used while a student. MSS 70 includes much more of his class notes from Georgetown.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Typed and handwritten notes from Mr. Randolph’s studies at Georgetown Law School in the late 1950s, as well as a small set of notes from law review school in 1970. Includes class notes from courses on criminal, constitutional, property, negotiable instruments, and labor law, as well as a 1951 booklet on how to study law that Mr. Randolph used while a student. MSS 70 includes much more of his class notes from Georgetown.