Full Measure
| Title | Full Measure |
| Year of Publication | 1929 |
| Publication Type | Novel |
| Number of Pages or Episodes | 390 p. |
| Language | English |
| Authors | Storm, Hans Otto |
| Publisher | New York |
| City | The Macmillan Company |
| Keywords | attorneys; engineers; German Americans; professors; radio industry; World War I |
| Abstract | Dunstan Craig, an ex-Navy captain from an elite Pittsburgh family, joins the emerging wireless industry of the 1910s and creates a business empire. While a third of the book is set in Pittsburgh, the corporation's booming business drives the novel's protagonists to New York, New Jersey, California, Central America, and China. |
| Author Biography | Hans Otto Storm (1895-1941), born in California to German refugee parents, studied engineering at Stanford and was a radio engineer and novelist. Full Measure is his debut novel. He died by accidental electrocution just after Pearl Harbor while completing a large radio transmitter for the United States Army Signal Corps. She is buried in Hartford, Vermont. |
| Time | 1910s |
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