Truckers win suit over rails in landmark anti trust ruling
In Philadelphia federal court Judge Thomas J. Clary ruled for seven trucking firms and the Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assn in a Billion dollar anti trust case against 24 railroads. He dismissed the railroads counter suit and ordered damages to be determined with 80 percent borne by railroads and 20 percent by public relations firm Carl Byoir. The verdict bars further practices cited by the PMTA and constrains the railroads’ campaign against trucking firms.
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Philadelphia GP
U.S
Thomas J. Clary
Pennsylvania Motor Truck Assn
Railroads
Eastern Railroad
Jeese
Asult
Clary
PMTA
Carl Bycir and Associates, Inc
New Yorks
Ae Im
Brolr
Lock Bikes and Licenses to Halt Thefts
Juvenile Bureau officials urge parents to license and lock bikes after 15 to 20 bikes vanish monthly from Long Beach school racks. Bikes are often left with uselessly hooked locks. The program distributes licenses at city shops and the License Bureau, with a 50 cent fee plus 50 cent service fee.
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School and Juvenile Bureau
Long Beach
Holt Brenner
Juvenile Bureau
Juvenile ‘Bureau
W. Broadway
Brenner
John Abbey
E. Wih
Burbank School
Bob Brenner
Man to Study Refugee Situation for United Appeal Mission
L B Man, Irving Kern of 251 Grand Ave, a member of a United Jewish Appeal Study Mission, will depart New York on Oct 17 for Israel and Europe to assess needs of Jewish refugees escaping totalitarian regimes. Kern is 1957 advance gifts chairman for the community UJA and first vice chairman of the Long Beach Jewish Community Council.
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Irving Kern
Grand Ave
United Jewish Appeal
New York
Israel
Europe
Kern
Advance Gifts
Long Beach
Munity Council
Omar
Margaret E. Combs
USNR
San Diego
United Service and Girls Service Organizations
Long Beach Armed Services
Long Beach Gso
San Pedro
Hollywood
Oceansije
USO
Swalor Hostesa
Ymca Gso
Cmdr. Combs
U. S. Navy
Richard Bartlett
California School Employes’ Assn
Local Radio and TV Stores Listed Across Cities
A fragmented inventory lists several LAWNDALE Tees and Ben's TV along with Breen's TV and AOI So. Gurffary St. Paul's Home Radio in Santa Fe Springs and Westminster. Items include 2126 Pacific Coast Hwy San Pedro and 1723 So. Pacific Ave Santa Fe Springs with addresses in Westminster. The notice references CORP. OF BO CALIF and multiple storefronts.
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Lomita Glen
Pacific ‘Coast Hwy
San Pedro
Ben
Ninth St
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Sludge Clary
L.B. Man
Eam
Everest & Jennings
ACE
Atlantic
Labewoooop
MAYCO
Lakewood
Lakewood Blvd
Gartiaht
Metea!É
Stora
Tuotn
Ieee
Harper
W. Harper
Bond
Harper Bel Garbon
Ormled
Lowisville
RCA Victor
Lakewood Television
SGOT
Anaheim
Ballman
Breadwey
Longson
Los Angeles
Bellflower Simpson TY
Bellfewer
Thompson's
Bellflower Blvd
Compton Atlantic Television
Atlantic Blvd
Carey Bivd
Forman
TV Mart
Marten Safes
Nygaerds
E. Compton
Fullerton
Marvin's
Commer
Garden Grove
Sterco
Gordes
Webar
Lawndale Tees
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Bo, Calif
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