A and P Defenses in DOJ Suit Lays Out Five Lines
The document outlines five defenses by Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co and subsidiaries. It argues the DOJ suit seeks radical legal changes, praises A P s public benefits, notes governance shifts since 1944, claims no monopoly due to industry nature and store reductions, and cites historical exonerations by the FTC before 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Great New York Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Inc
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company of America
Great A & P Tea Company
New Jersey
Arizona
Nevada
Quaker Maid Company
The
American Coffee Corporation
White House Milk Company
Nakat Packing Corporation
Atlantic Commission Company, Inc
George L
John A. Hartford
A and P Suit Gathers Sherman Act Stakes in New York Case
The Justice Department accuses Atlantic Commission and A and P of collusive conduct harming a farmer while also claiming Atlantic no longer acts as a broker. The suit seeks injunctive relief and a breakup of A and P into seven regional chains with divested manufacturing from retail. Also notes renewed rake and light sticker renewals enforced by state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Atlantic Commission Company
Atlantc Commission
District Court
Illinois
United Sates District Court
New York
A& P
Hartfords
White House
Nakat Corporation
Alamogordo Armed Forces Day Parade Planned
A community committee at Holloman Air Force Base and Alamogordo announced an Armed Forces Day celebration on May 20 starting with a 9 am parade. The event includes a military flag raising, air parade with jet planes, multiple bands, and various civic and service organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
Holloman AF Base
Maor D. M. Brown
Pio
Holloman
Barnie Caton
Herbert Holcomb
Air Police
Boy Scouts
American Legion and Auxiliary
VFW and Auxiliary
DAV
Tularosa
National Guard
12Th
New York
L1th
West Penn
10Th
9Th
Delaware
USC
Court House
Brown
W. A. Gerry
Naval Unit
White Sands PG
Littell
Norway
11Th St
Armed Forces
120Th
N. M. National Guard
Haage
Calendar Themed Dance Recital Presented By Miss Turpin
The 1950 calendar inspires a dance recital by Miss Ruth Turpin's pupils, sponsored by Delta Kappa on Tuesday evening May 16 at 8 in the high school auditorium. Solo numbers include Ruthie McKinley in A Red Red Rose and Judy Robertson Sightseeing in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Turpin
Delta Kappa
Ruthie McKinley
Pat Longan
Judy Robertson
Hollywood
Satie Ann Lafferty
Frankie Lynn Wilson
Sue Glover
Tommye Lee Gregg
Kathryn McArthur
Elizabeth Patee Jones
Shirley Nel Brunell
Margaret Bonnell
Barbara Harrington
Shirley Snyder
Susan Libby
Joy Peabody
Dolly Wofford
Sandra Hawkins
Mary Lou Hagaman
Tinka Hathaway
Martha Jean Bennett
Lena Pearl Buck
Carolyn Hagaman
Patricia Miller
Vicente Mejia Baby Buried After Brief Birth
Vicente Mejia infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Vicente Mejia Sr of 400 First Street died eight hours after birth on Tuesday May 2. He was buried in the Catholic cemetery here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicente Mejia
First Street
VFW Posts Thank Public for Poppy Day Success
The VFW Post and Auxiliary express gratitude to the public for supporting their Poppy Day efforts and contributing to the success of the fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Alamogordo High School Holds Sunday Baccalaureate
Alamogordo high school seniors hold Sunday evening baccalaureate exercises in the high school auditorium. Miss Maude Oliver plays the processional Priest March. Rev C K France delivers the invocation. Norma Jo Hickey Byron Caton Beverly Rogers John Hugh en sing The Green Cathedral and The Lost Choir. Superintendent W Barn ie Caton makes announcements. Rev Jesse Watson delivers sermon The Christian Reasons for Living Life Today. Rev Father Linus gives benediction.
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Mendelssohn
Miss Oliver
Install Officers At Final Meeting Of Grade P TA
The Grade School P TA will hold its final meeting Monday night May 15 at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. Mrs Lucille Alexander will become president replacing Gorden Sage while Mrs Anita Menger is named vice president and Mrs Veldena Brown secretary with Christopher Gallegos as treasurer. Mrs Josephine Sanchez will conduct the meeting in Sage’s illness. Reports will cover the state PTA convention in Albuquerque progress of Cub Scouting and committee work led by Jesse Zabriskie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Alexander
Anita Menger
Veldena Brown
Christopher Gallegos
Gorden Sage
Josephine Sanchez
Alexander
Brown
PTA
Albuquerque
Jesse Zabriskie
Yueca
Patricia Miller
Laurence Stueland
Conley Chappell
Johnwill Faris
Chamber of Commerce
Simpkins
Hiram Houghton
Read Oaks
Iowa
General Federations of
J. D. Atwood
Roswell
Horace Ritchie
Athens
Georgia
William T. Bruckner
Illinois Fwc
Ruth Kirk
Gallup
N. M
Houghton
Boston
Officers’ Club
Holloman Air Force Base
Atwood
American Cancer Society
Ritchie
Bruckner
Division of
GFWC
Kirk
New Mexico
General Federation
Betty Dennis Lantz
Reiz
Svenson
Fred Dennis
Dan King
Tularosa
Pauline Snodgrass
del Riego
Paradise
Mozart
John Stevenson
Hark
Nannett Allen
Joshua
M. R. Sanguinet
Open House Set at NMSB May 17
Dr Neal Quimby announced an open house for the newly finished administration building and superintendent’s residence on the New Mexico School for the Blind campus. The event is Wednesday evening May 17 from 6 to 6 and the 8 15 commencement follows in the school auditorium with board of regents and staff hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico School For the Blind
Neal Quimby
Board of Regents
A M Feeders Day Set For June 5 At N M A and M College
Feeders Day inviting farmers and ranchers from New Mexico and nearby states to inspect livestock feeding research at New Mexico A and M College on June 5. J H Knox says program will cover research reports market trends and practical feeding operations with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
New Mexico A
Knox
New Mexico A and M
New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station
Extension Service
Postpone Opening Of Swimming Pool Due To Dust
Excessive dust Thursday caused the postponement of the pool opening from Sunday May 7 to Sunday May 14 at 10 am. Mrs Joseph de Roessler, owner, announced the remodeled pool now features a stucco bathhouse, fenced sun deck, and enhanced safety features added over three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph de Roessler
Roessler
4 H Club Camp Pre-Dedication Clean-up Plan
Dedication ceremonies for the 4 H Club camp near Cloudcroft New Mexico are set for May 28. A spring cleaning work day on May 11 and 12 invites members leaders county agents and friends from 13 southern counties to finish the Scott A ble Camp funded by donations. Walter Wade Otero county agent and extension personnel will attend the work camp and a dance is planned to balance work and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento Mountains
Cloudcroft
L. S. Kurtz
New Mexico
Walter Wade
Otero
Wade
el Paso
Republicans File Six-Man County Slate At Deadline
The Otero county Republican committee announced a six candidate slate for county offices. Ray Prather for sheriff leads the ticket, with John Rolland district 1 commissioner Juan Baldonado Jr district 2 commissioner E F Cadwallader district 3 probate judge Bennie Daugherty and Ted Roessler as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert R. Roessler
Republican Committee
Roessler
Ray Prather
John Rolland
Juan Baldonado, Jr
Mescalero
E. FE
Cadwallader
Mountain Park
Bennie Daugherty
Ted Roessler
Prather
Otero County
333 Taxi Company
Sammie Rae
Rolland
F. C. Rolland
District 1
NMMT
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce, Masons
Alamogordo Armed Services Club Council
Helen
Young Baldonado
Rosalio T. Baldonado
Bataan
Kansas
Ysleta
Texas
Mountiin Park
Daugherty
Property Owners Benefit From Sewer Cost Reduction
Town Board of Trustees reduced the Sewer District No. 2 assessment from $1.80 per foot to $1.70 per foot after Allan D. Walker suggested the cut. The decision preserves funds to retire special assessment bonds as the ordinance on assessments and bonds was about to be enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Board of Trustees
W. H. Garrett
Belen
Allan D. Walker
Tularosa F. H. A. Green Hands Place Third in District
Four Tularosa members in parliamentary law district contest place third with moderator J. T. Bryant leading Dan Virden Davis Swanson and Edward Hardin as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tularosa
F. H. A. Greenhands
J. T. Bryant
Dan Virden
Davis Swanson
Edward Hardin
Irrigation Ends as Water Depleted in Town System
Town Manager Ben E. Rutz announced a total halt to public ditch irrigation as the reservoir runs dry before the expected April 1 date. La Luz Canyon and Fresnal waters are allocated to rights holders. minimal flow remains to the domestic system. A pipe to Maruchi Springs and Carl ranch is planned to conserve supply and reduce contamination, with work starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben E. Rutz
Ruiz
la Luz
Fresnal
Farm Bureau Plans For Coming Elections And Events
The Otero County Farm and Livestock Bureau backs the American Farm Bureau Federation in promoting voting rights and civic understanding. It notes active projects for rural improvement, supports 4-H and FFA activities, and highlights recent buys for local schools. Voters are reminded to participate in the June 6 primary, and members will join Armed Forces Day events in Alamogordo May 20 and 4-H Camp dedication in Scott-Abel Canyon May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otero County
Ag. Dept
Tularosa
Scott-Abel Canyon
Mrs. Landen Davis Dies in Velma Oklahoma
Mrs. Landen Davis longtime Otero county resident and mother of Mrs. I J Hart died Wednesday at her son Earl Davis home in Velma Oklahoma She had been ill since Labor Day weekend and was hospitalized three months Funeral arrangements are pending Mullins O Dell will handle burial beside her husband in Monte Vista cemetery Surviving are two sons Elmer Velma and John Davis Roseburg Oregon and two daughters Mrs Hart and Mrs Bertha Risner Capistrano Beach California Ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren Also noted Mr and Mrs Davis who came to Alamogordo from El Paso built the store now occupied by Mr and Mrs Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landen Davis
Otero County
I. J. Hart
Earl Davis
Velma
Oklahoma
Mullins-O’dell
Monte Vista
Davis
Elmer
John Davis
Roseburg
Oregon
Hart
Bertha Risner
Capistrano Beach
California
Alamogordo
el Paso
Freeze Kills Fruit In Mountain Area
Farmers in Mountain Park and High Rolls report near total fruit loss after last Thursday night freeze when temperatures fell to 23 following a 70 mph gale. Most blossoms were in lo stage, according to witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Park
High Rolls
Hospital opening in Ruidoso draws local figures
Attendees at the Ruidoso hospital opening on Sunday include Dr and Mrs Victor S Glover and Mary Nell Taeger of Roswell. Taeger, a former Ruidoso News editor, now works for an accounting firm in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruidoso
Victor S. Glover
Mary Nell Taeger
Roswell
Miss Taeger
Ruidoso News
Proposal for a four lane highway cut through Alamogordo park
The plan argues a 120 foot right of way for a new four lane highway from First Street to the city limits with Alameda Park to be partially sold for funding. officials note legal hurdles to divert park land to private use and estimate construction near 350000 dollars. Local groups discuss PRA and state funds backing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
Pennsylvania Ave
Eber D. McKinley
W. J. Keller
Santa Re
Public Roads Administration
PRA
New Mexico
Keller
McKinley
Alameda Park
PRR
C of C Forum
First Street
Tenth Street
Town Seeks Bids for Sewage Plant at Nearly 100000
Town board advertised for bids to build a sewage disposal plant with an estimated cost near 100000. An ordinance authorizing revenue bonds for the project was approved. Bids open June 8. Bonds repaid by sewer tax at 1.20 per month or 60 percent of minimum water charge with 20 cents per extra outlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Board of Trustees
PTA Holds Cub Scout Organization Meeting Series
May 11 and May 17 Cub Scout meetings target boys aged 8 to 10 in the high school auditorium at 7 30 pm. Mrs Lucille Alexander chairs the committee with George Jones and Felix Gomez as members. Attendance urged for parents not yet invited and for those interested in formation of dens and leadership appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Cub Scout Organization
Lucille Alexander
George Jones
M. R. Baumgartner
Felix Gomez
Alexander
Robert Kilgore
Louis Mitchell
Leo Aubel
NMFWC 38th Convention Opens in Alamogordo
The 38th annual New Mexico Federation of Women’s Clubs convention opens today at the Alamogordo Women’s Club building with speeches by national figures, a banquet, music, and social events across a three day program. Delegates seek lodging rooms at $1.50 per person with contact via Mrs Hightower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Federation of Women's Clubs
Alamogordo
P. M. Bailey
L. A. Burns
Fourth District
FL. Smmpkins
New Mexico
Alamogordo School Calendar Listings for May Events
The Alamogordo public schools release a May calendar from Superintendent W. Barnie Caton detailing a series of events. Highlights include banquets, dances, prom, baccalaureate, PTA meetings, picnics at White Sands, final examinations, eighth grade graduations, and senior commencement at Tiger Field, with school closing after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamogordo
W. Barnie Caton
Alamogordo Public Schools
Bulding
White Sands
Ruth Turpin
Delaware
Corinth Baptist Church
Tiger Field
Ramona Padilla Dies After 18 Hours In Tularosa
Ramona Padilla the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Andy Padilla of Tularosa died at 18 hours old after birth on April 23. The baby was buried in Tularosa cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Padilla
Ramona Paubla Padilla
Andy Padilla
Tularosa
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A&p
A & P Corporation
Federal Trade Commission
Alamogordo High School
NMSB
A&m
Farm Bureau
Judd A. Detterick
New Mexico Federation of Women’s Clubs
Horace R. Ritchie
Field Army
F. L Simpkins
Women's. Dhet
Busch
School Calender
Aneral Poithe
Rees
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