MR. JAMES EDWARD JOHNSON, DO
Marriage and Family Therapists in Southfield, MI

4171625, Oct 23, 1979

Nov 2, 1977

5/847721

Michael W. Morgan - Palos Park IL
James E. Johnson - Southfield MI
Glenn A. Sandberg - Lockport IL

Formax, Inc. - Mokena IL

F25D 2504, F25D 1702

62380

A cryogenic food product freezing tunnel comprising a stationary structure including an entrance end housing section, a tunnel housing cover, and an exit end housing section, a conveyor to transport food products through the tunnel housing, a spray header to spray a liquid cryogen onto the food products near the exit end of the tunnel, and an exhaust plenum to exhaust cryogen gas from the entrance end. The base of the tunnel housing is a series of U-shaped modular units arranged end-to-end and suspended from the stationary structure by individual hydraulic elevators, movable between a lowered, open service position and a raised position sealed against the housing cover and the end housing sections. Each end base unit is lowered outwardly and downwardly to its service position and is raised along the same path; the base units are lowered in predetermined sequence, end units before center units, and are raised in the reverse sequence. The base units are held sealed to the stationary structure by constant pressure applied by the elevators, using double-bulb silicone gaskets with bonded polyfluoroethylene coverings.

3979084, Sep 7, 1976

May 1, 1975

5/573761

Robert C. Ruhl - Cleveland Heights OH
James E. Johnson - Southfield MI

Chase Brass and Copper Co., Inc. - Cleveland OH

B65H 5728

242158F

Level winding is accomplished by rotating a reel with sufficient torque to wind material on the reel while traversing the reel a predetermined precise fractional part of the width of the material wound for each increment of revolution of the reel so that the reel is traversed precisely the width of the material wound plus a precise space between adjacent turns, if desired, during each revolution of the reel. Pulses indicative of the extent of rotation of the reel are transformed, by dividing, into pulses indicative of both the extent of rotation of the reel and the desired distance between centers of adjacent turns of the material wound onto the reel. The pulses rotate a first synchrotransducer electrically connected to a second synchrotransducer which is driven in response to traverse of the reel. An error signal resulting from any non-synchronism of the synchrotransducers is used to operate a servo-valve which changes the rate of traverse in a direction to reduce the error signal.

4258983, Mar 31, 1981

Oct 9, 1979

6/082794

James J. Johnson - Southfield MI

General Motors Corporation - Detroit MI

G02B 718

350307

A rear view mirror assembly that has a mirror pivotally supported adjacent the apex of a V-shaped linkage with one link of the linkage pivotally connected to the vehicle body at a point located forwardly of the door hinge and the other link pivotally connected to the door at a point located rearwardly of the door hinge so that opening of the door causes the included angle of the V-shaped linkage to decrease with the result that the mirror continues to present a view towards the rear of the vehicle to the seated driver.

4482179, Nov 13, 1984

Dec 15, 1982

6/450051

James J. Johnson - Southfield MI

General Motors Corporation - Detroit MI

E05C 2100

2923363

A push button type or a pull out type door handle is provided with a latch operating mechanism for actuating a vehicle door latch. In each embodiment, a mounting member attached to the vehicle door rotatably mounts a latch release lever for movement in a plane generally parallel to the door. The push button or pull out handle moves an elongated rod having a helical twist through a camming opening of like cross-section in the latch release lever to rotate the lever and release the door latch.

4402546, Sep 6, 1983

Nov 4, 1981

6/318010

James J. Johnson - Southfield MI

General Motors Corporation - Detroit MI

A47C 1027

297374

A vehicle seat includes a pivoted seat back and a slide lock mechanism mounted in the linear support on the seat and adjustable with respect to the support to lock the seat back in various reclined positions.