Full record for ray projector n.

OED requirements	antedating 1930
Earliest cite	John W. Campbell, Jr., 'The Black Star Passes'
Comment	Fred Galvin submitted a 1930 cite from John W. Campbell, Jr.'s "The Black Star Passes". Fred Galvin submitted a 1953 cite from Eric Frank Russell's "Somewhere a Voice". Fred Galvin submitted a 1940 cite from D. D. Sharp's "The Lodestone Core". Fred Galvin submitted a 1956 cite from Richard Greer's "Calling Captain Flint". Fred Galvin submitted a cite from a 1960s reprint of Edmond Hamilton's "Crashing Suns": we would like to verify this in its first publication (Weird Tales, Aug/Sep 1928, probably in the September issue) Besides antedatings, we would like to see cites later than 1960
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Citations for ray projector n.

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1956 ‘R. Greer’ Calling Captain Flint in Amazing Stories Aug. 87/1

And was immediately caught in the chest by the hot, powerful beam of a semi-portable ray projector.