What did claude Harvard invent?

Answer 1

Claude Harvard invented the electric cigarette lighter in the car, he told me and the whole class himself in 1982 when I was a student at the Focus Hope Machinist Institute. I thought he was talking about the bic lighter or a old Zippo. He said that the first one he made popped out and caught the back seat on fire. I asked him how much money did you get, he replied that he got nothing but a pay check from Ford Motor Co. which he was employed at the time. He also invented a roll mill machine that would flatting steel to a certain thickness where he also didn't get his just do. At a world's Fair in the thirty's is where he explained his invention to the world. While on stage before unwrapping the roll milling machine he was asked to leave the stage because Claude Harvard is coming to explain how this machine works boy. His response was I am Claude Harvard to the mans surprise. Also Claude Harvard was 77 in 1981 before I Graduated from the first Machinist training Program sponsored by C.E.T.A city of Detroit, so Claude is dead. Not Sure exactly when he died by to my best knowledge it was in the mid to late nineties. According to his Niece Jackie Harvard who just so happen to be a friend of my sister. Also to the best of my knowledge he lived in Highland Park Michigan on Massachusetts when he past. If you want to contact me you can at g_lockridge@yahoo.com

Answer 2

Claude Harvard did not invent anything. He was a professional football player who played as a quarterback in the Canadian Football League.