Antitrust prosecutor cautions on merger movement in US
U S antitrust prosecutor Stanley N. Barnes says mergers pose risks though some are beneficial. He cites actions against deals already filed before closing and notes approvals for Nash, Hudson and Packard and Studebaker contracts. He argues large auto makers GM Ford Chrysler keep competition alive.
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Apay ads prompt prospects through phone listing
Classified style line reads like a terse ad asking readers to connect by phone. The fragment hints at a promotional prompt encouraging business contact via a phone number. No clear person or organization is named beyond a generic business context.
U S Heads to Count on Windfall Profits
Government officials discuss windfall profits from rental projects under a housing act. Arbour M. Cole quotes law on distributing proceeds to stakeholders and outlines a new Federal Housing Administration plan to name a board for housing corporations. Fort Lee and Albany areas cited in ongoing Senate probes into rental programs.
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Old Quaker House Portsmou th, R. I. Built 1702
One of New England's oldest Quaker meeting houses stands in Portsmouth Rhode Island and dates to 1702. The building housed meeting activities during the Revolution and later was associated with notable local events.
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