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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1949

Page

10

Chamber chief argues competition, not size, defines monopoly

Herman W. Steinkraus, president of the US Chamber of Commerce, told a House Judiciary Subcommittee that monopoly power is measured by competition, not bigness. He listed criteria for monopoly inclining to stifle innovation, high costs, and unused capacity, and said the Chamber supports corrective changes when cases arise.

Washington US Chamber of Commerce Herman W. Steinkraus Amer Ican House Judiciary Steinkraus Enue Chamber of Commerce of the United States

Lufkin's Kurth Due Still Another Citation

Houston reports Ernest L. Kurth a Lufkin industrialist and civic leader will receive another citation from the Texas Manufacturers Association. A Kurth Appreciation Day banquet in Lufkin is set for December 14 where he was named this year's Man of the South.

Lufkin Kurth Houston Ernest L. Kurth Texas Manufacturers Associ Ation Lufk

PENCILLAGES OLD Lead pencils debut in 1560 England

Historical note confirms lead pencils began use in 1560 during Queen Elizabeth I era in England. The statement ties pencil origins to mid 16th century European craftsmanship and marks a milestone in writing instruments history.

England Elizabeth

Taxi driver robbed twice in one night in Dallas

Dallas police report J W Jolly taxi driver was robbed at gunpoint at a tavern by two passengers who took 18 dollars and his cab, then later that night they slugged him and stole 10.30 dollars near a barbecue stand. He seeks daytime work.

Dallas J. W. Jolly Jolly

Eisler's Appeal Dismissed By Supreme Court

The Supreme Court dismissed Gerhart Eisler's contempt of Congress appeal after he fled to England and Germany. Justices voted 5 to 4 to place the case in suspended status, with no further action, while other Monday rulings included real estate anti-trust, a patent disbarment, and a Georgia civil case.

Washington Supreme Court Gerhart Eisler Eisler England Germany Philip B. Perlman Perlman Douglas and Clark US District Court National Association of Real Estate Boards United States Patent Office Vernon M. Dorsey Washington, D. C US Court of Appeals Georgia Richard J. Brown Brown House un-American Activities Committee United States Davis Rein Joseph Forer High Court

US Senators Discuss Aid to Franco During Spain Tour

A delegation of seven US senators from the Senate Armed Services Committee met in Toledo Province with Spanish figures to discuss possible American aid to Spain. Talks covered direct loans or credits and Spain’s inclusion in the Marshall Plan, with a private bullfight event hosted by Pedro Grandarias.

Spain Madrid Elmer Thomas Dokla Juan Antonio Suances Senate Armed Services Committee Pedro Grandarias Toledo d’Alaires Paul Culbertson Dennis Chavez

European Recovery Program grants aid US sales

The Economic Cooperation Administration announced new Marshall Plan grants for Western Germany Ireland Denmark and Great Britain to buy US commodities. Germany gets 7.215 million for corn and Ireland 2.575 million plus 1.765 million of tobacco and 810 thousand of corn. Denmark 2.6 million for corn. Britain 151 thousand for rubber and related materials. Total ERP grants now 7.360075 million.

Washington United States Economic Cooperation Administration Germany Ireland Denmark Great Britain

Quit Hunting Boys Rings Under the Table

Mrs Lucy Dardell reported a theft last week in Parsons Kansas. She told police to stop searching for two rings and a watch after finding them under a table scarf.

Parsons, Kan Lucy Dardell Parsons Kan

Texas Tech Receives Pan Tex Ordnance Plant Title

LUBBOCK November 21 Texas Tech officials announced the formal transfer of the Pan Tex Ordnance Plant area near Amarillo to the college by the General Services Administration. The site includes 433 buildings on 17000 acres valued at 23000000 dollars. Tech has operated the Pan Texas farm since an interim agreement last April.

Lubbock Texas Tech Pan-Tex Ordnance Amarillo College General Services Administration Tech Pan- Texas GSA

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