A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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The resources the laboratory were directed into supporting this war work.J. Here was another opportunity to continue the work standardizing production engineering. The Phonograph Works manufactured several military products under government contracts, including bomb sight, Gibbs rescue apparatus, Shear Wire pistols (to cut through barbed wire) and several types adapters. The government contracts called for precision products demanding level competence design and manufacture, and only the laboratory could ensure this. F. Riker was appointed product engineer for the government work and given the power approve all drawings, parts, and raw . The First World War marked the increasing power the U. Government the economy. Federal authorities placed limits phonograph production and requisitioned key raw materials.S. 26 While Edison chased submarines the waters the Sound, the Edison complex West Orange also devoted itself to the war effort. had very little choice. The government devised specifications and the Engineering Department the laboratory made blueprints and drawings for the Phonograph Works. The US Government became the leading purchaser goods and services in the economy.XII-15 war research was not all hard work. wrote Firestone that he could not possibly evade the work for the government, but enthusiastically described his experiments big submarine chaser" and invited Ford and Firestone man yacht and join him the Long Island Sound