GM Too Much Competition From GM Says Boston Manufacturer
A Boston firm owner told Senate investigators that General Motors supplies almost insurmountable competition for small generators rebuilders. Arrow Armatures president Albert S. Holzwasser said United Motor Service sells rebuilt generators cheaper but still out-sells small firms. He alleged high-pressure tactics and exclusion from defense orders, urging antitrust action and possible divestiture to restrict GM to vehicle manufacture.
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Washington
Boston
Senate
General Motors Corp
Albert S. Holzwasser
Arrow Armatures Co
United Motor Service
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
General Motors
Holzwasser
United Motor
Arrow
Massachusetts
Delco-Remy
General Motors Parts
Harold T. Halfpenny
Chicago
National Standard Parts Assn
Hallspenny
Halfpenny
Man Convicted For Second Time On Murder Charge
In Tuscaloosa Alabama a circuit court jur y convicted P James Ludwig Colvin of second degree murder for the Easter Sunday shooting of Luther Veazey his roommate from University of Alabama in 1951 The defense vows another appeal Colvin received a 10 year sentence and remains jailed He had previously been convicted at an earlier trial and the verdict had been overturned on appeal Testimony indicated self defense following a party and a struggle with Veazey
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
James Ludwig Colvin
University of Alabama
Lincoln
Luther Jerome Veazey
Greenville
Miss
Colvin
Veazey
Two Civilians Die In Sagebrush Area
Two civilians died in weekend crashes with Army vehicles during Exercise Sagebrush in the Sagebrush area. Ivy Honeycutt, 55, a rural mailman, was killed when an Army tank struck his car near Natchitoches. Nicholas Morasco, 62, of Lake Charles, died from head injuries after a wreck involving an Army wrecker near Chloe.
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FT. Polk
Exercise Sagebrush
Ivy Honeycutt
Natchitoches
Nicholas Morasco
Lake Charles
Chloe
Pioneer Sooner Twins Celebrate 93rd Birthday in Oklahoma City
John Henry Short of near Nicoma Park and his twin sister Mrs Josephine Shadden of Sas tan ta Kas celebrated their 93rd birthday together. Mrs Shadden traveled for the third straight year to join a family dinner in Oklahoma City where the twins homesteaded in 1893 after coming to the Sooner state.
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Oklahoma City
John Henry Short
Nicoma Park
Josephine Shadden
Sastanta
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