Government moves to curb newspaper mergers over failures
The federal government seeks to halt concentration in the newspaper industry amid business failures and mergers. It filed a civil anti trust suit against The Times Picayune Publishing Co of New Orleans, arguing the forced advertising contracts between its two papers injure competition and could force a rival paper out of business. The brief calls the trend toward consolidation a threat to freedom of the press and asks for speedy partial judgment to cancel the contracts and end the rate structure.
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New Orleans
Times- Picayune Publishing Company
U.S. District Court
Neaper
Morning Times
Picayune
Aternoon
New Orleans Item
Stewn Company
Times - Picayune Company
Wage Freeze Loopholes Questioned by Wage Stabilization Board
Washington reports wage stabilize board faces questions on loopholes in the blanket wage freeze. WSB, led by Cyrus S. Ching, will defrost provisions carefully, balancing fair raises with defense needs. Debates include raises for promoted workers, pre freeze contracts, and automatic increases under living costs. The board will monitor economic shifts as price controls steer wage policy long term.
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James Marlow
Washington
WSB
Gov
Cyrus
Ching
War Labor Board
Isbor
WSE
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Crop residues and kitchen tips in a single note
Crop residues like stalks and grass enrich soil and reduce erosion when returned to the surface. Beating egg whites requires the beater to be free and the whites free of yolk specks for a satisfactory dessert mix.
Appearance Of Trio In Concert Series At Enterprise
Enterprise Special reports the Columbia Concert Trio will perform at Enterprise School Auditorium tomorrow at 8 p m as the second concert of the Enterprise Concert Association season. The trio includes Ariana Browne violin Ardyth Walker cello and Richard Gregor piano with works by Beethoven Mendelssohn Brahms Schubert Dvorak Mozart Haydn and solos for each artist. Browne a New Yorker trained under a former pupil of Leopold Auer and praised by Heifetz has appeared at Town Hall and with several major orchestras. Walker from Iowa studied at Oberlin and Juilliard under Felix Salmond and Stokowski. Gregor a Washington native studied at Philadelphia Conservatory and Juilliard with Stokowski. praised by the New York Times for his musical individuality.
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Enterprise
Columbia
Frio Will Pear
Enterprise School
Enterprise Concert Association
Ariana Bron
Ardyth Walker
Richard Gregor
Beethoven
Mendelsson
Brahms
Schubert
Dvorak
Mozart
Haydn
Ariana Browne
New Yorker
Leopold Auer
Heifetz
Society For
Carnegie Hall
New York
Town Hall
State of Washington
Spokane
Olga Samarott Stokowski
Philadelphia Conservatory
Juilliard Graduate School
Mme. Stokowski
New York Times
Columbia Tris
Questions for Governor Talmadge Over Quail Banquet
The Gainesville Times asked Gov. Herndon Talmadge to explain how hundreds of Georgia quail were served at a Washington dinner honoring Sen. Richard B. Russell. The paper questioned legality, sourcing, and transport of the birds and asked if they were killed under bag limits.
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Gainesville
Talmadge
Washington
Richard B, Russell
Georgia Hunterz
Atlanta
Millionaire Politician Plans Banquet Bear Steaks Fallout
A Alabama plantation owner and Rep. Frank Everything For Lover Boykin faced controversy after a 2 PM Washington banquet planned by the politician reportedly used bear steaks intended for hospital patients. The incident ties the Alabama figure to the controversial meal and raised questions about resource use and ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabamag
Frank
Lover Boykin
D. Ala
Washington
Livestock and Cotton Production Policy Note
Farmers are urged to raise 1951 cotton output by 0 percent from 1950 while strengthening a sound livestock program. A historical aside mentions the cigar store Indian brought by English colonists and Sir Walter Raleigh's England account of the Indian pipe at peace, touching tobacco merchants and ads.
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Sir Walter Raleigh
England
Cub Pack Three Installs New Leader At Meeting
S. D. Red Thames became Cubmaster of Cub Pack Three at a First Baptist Church meeting attended by over 100 Cubs and parents. Ralph Harvey was named assistant Cubmaster. Dens presented skits on monthly themes with Den Four winning the attendance banner. next gathering set for 7 pm February 22.
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S. D
Thames
First Baptist Church
Ralph Harvey
Cubs
Thomas
Harvey
den Four
Plentiful Poultry Market Attracts Buyers
A chaotic stream of eager buyers converges on a poultry market as suppliers report unusually high quality birds. Traders note steady demand and rising prices amid abundant stock and favorable conditions for farmers this season.
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Randins
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