Brookings Study on Big Business Offers Factual Look
A 1947 Brookings Institution study summarized in Fortune outlines Big Business role in the U S economy. It notes innovation drives competition, expansion requires cost cutting and new products, and that size does not guarantee market power or monopoly. It compares profits across firm sizes and emphasizes private competition under government rule.
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Brookings Institution
United States
Fortune
A. D. H. Kaplan
Brookings Project
Alfred E. Kahn
Cornell
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Brookings
Dun and
Bradstreet
U. S
America
Local social notes from Greensboro and surrounding areas
Greensboro residents and families visited relatives in Salisbury Eas ton and other towns on weekends. Many travelers include Mr and Mrs Irving Ober Mrs Laura Ober and children Mrs Amanda Stewart visiting near town and Mr and Mrs Thomas Dobson and granddaughter Betty Lou Dobson in Wilmington. Several residents hosted or visited relatives in Wilmington Philadelphia Baltimore Joppa and Denton. A patient, Mable Kenton, returned home after burns. others visited Clayton Del Dover Harrington Norfolk and Chester.
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Irving Ober
Salisbury
Laura Ober
L. S. Jones
Easton
Goldsboro
Amanda Stewart
Albert Rinner
Thomas Dobson
Betty Lou Dobson
Wilmington
Burke
Chambers
Pennsylvania
Raymond Nichols
Henry Shulties
Oscar Nichols
Joyce Ann
Edward Nichols
Harry Karcher
Walter Witten
R. L. Mitchell
Charles Hudson
Coatsville
Rosa Boyd
W. J. Murphy
Lida Jarrell
Asbury Hubbard
Clinton Edwards
Purnal Dean
Dover
Buddy Hughes
Washington, D. C
Isaac Pearson
Ida Clark
Isaac Kinnamon
Denton
Howard Strannahan
Robert Binebrink
Mae Pippin
George Stevenson
Jesse Porter
Mary Katherine
Clyde Embert
Leon Griffith
Carroll
William Pinder
Joppa
Marie Rouse
Clayton
Del
Mable Kenton
Memorial Hospital
Seaston
C. A. Downing
Norfolk
Mary B. Dorman
Richard Bullock
Harrington
Clara Seward
Fred
Ruth Cooper
Sewards
Greensboro Junior Womans Club Meets With Carolyn Bennett
The Greensboro Junior Womans Club held its bi monthly meeting on February 16 at Carolyn Bennett home with eighteen members present. The treasurer reported a balance of 79 dollars and Harriet Garey gave the club four dollars from a board party. News included plans to drop square dances at the school and a card party on March 4 for Catherine Dillon. A fundraising dance on February 27 at the Daughters of Pocahontas Hall was urged, with donations of sewing needs to be sent by March 1. Surprise showers followed adjournment for Ruth A Pippin and Catherine Dillon.
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Greensboro
Betty Weaver
Charlotte Harrison
Catherine Dillon
Greensboro Athletic Association
Daughters of Pocahontas Hall
Ruth A. Pippin
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson
Benjamin Fef. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
Features Coke
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Inc
William Walton
Philadelphia
Bessie Stevenson
L. W. Taylor
Mary Wheeler
George Hughes
Ily
John Baynard
Williston
Charles Caplinger
Baltimore
George Neal
George Jr
Ronnie
Chester, Pa
Marvin Caplinger
Junior Womans Club
Carolyn Bennett
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Morrow
Key
The
Denton National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Choice
Alaska
Kraft Velveeta
Glenside
Acme
U. S. Gov't
West
Goi Vy
Tb A
Virginia Lee
Ike Ona
Sorida
Valencia
IRISP
Valentine
Seabrook Farms
Fordhook
March Family Circle
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