Supreme Court to review basing point pricing case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to the basing point method of quoting delivered prices used by manufacturers. The dispute centers on independent use without agreements among sellers and whether such pricing harms fair competition. The case follows FTC orders against cement producers and conduit manufacturers. Several named firms and trade groups seek review, warning of serious economic consequences if the policy is enforced.
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Cleveland seeks tune to put city on musical map
The Cleveland Convention and Visitors Bureau with local radio stations plans a contest for a song to plug Cleveland. The writer of the best tune will win 250 dollars and civic recognition. Edward C Brennan urged a distinctive local song.
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Consultant Hired To Decide Issue In Perryopolis Bequest
Perryopolis residents budget plans for a $1.4 million bequest from Mary Fuller Frazier. A planning consultant will help allocate half the money to a permanent project and use the other half for upkeep. The will directs a permanent project and ongoing maintenance.
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Award Winner Horizon 1 Depicted Biochemist Dr Wende
The report lists an award winner named Horizon 1 with biochemist Dr Wende depicted alongside honor and series clues. It hints at a public recognition sequence and several related terms suggesting a crossword style clue set rather than a continuous article.
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Six Are Fined For Operating Numbers Game
Cincinnati AP report says Charles Johnson 43 of Springfield Ohio and five others pleaded guilty in criminal court to carrying on a game of chance after a raid on a policy slips headquarters in Woodlawn. Johnson fined $1000 plus costs with suspended 30 day jail term. Others fined $250 each plus costs: Leah Mohr Alberta Smith Wilma Williams Roberta Brent Edward King. Judge Alfred Mack warned they would face one to seven years if caught again.
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Cosmic Ray Tests Over Caribbean by Minnesota and Mills
Two University of Minnesota physicists and General Mills balloon experts conduct cosmic ray experiments for the Navy aboard the Aircraft Carrier Saipan south of Cuba. The balloons soar to 100000 feet carrying instruments that are waterproofed with floats for recovery after deflation by timed valves. General Mills has previously launched many balloons from Camp Ripley near Little Falls, Minnesota.
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Cleveland Man Named Post Public Relations Head
James J. Nolan of Cleveland was named director of public relations for the State Liquor Department by Director Oscar Fleckner. Nolan, a former associate at Ralph Kelly and Associates, is a World War II veteran. The department aims to cooperate with the press and radio to inform the public about its activities, policies, and programs.
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Jamestown Man Killed in Route 2 Crash
John Kaiser of Jamestown Rural Route 2 was killed yesterday when struck by an automobile a half mile south of Jamestown on Route 2. The driver told sheriff's deputies he was traveling ...
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Death ruled accidental by Greene County coroner
Coroner H C Schick of Greene County ruled the death accidental after an incident involving a machine. Robert Ingersoll, noted American atheist, was mentioned as the son of a minister in the surrounding context.
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Steel Markets Moving Toward Normal Again
Cleveland AP report notes steel buyers reducing pressure on mills and warehouses, signaling a return toward normalcy after wartime strain. The Magazine Steel cites slackened demand and a backlog of orders, with balance still months away and large consumption of scarce items expected to persist. Pig iron prices show signs of normalizing, with expected price spread reestablished as cast scrap dips. Steelmaking runs near record pace, with capacity utilization easing to 99.5 percent last week.
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Anniversary planned for Chicago division railroad
Plans are made to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Chicago division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the city’s development. The program will be held June 2 3 and 4, announced R E Hamilton president of the Chamber of Commerce.
Hodges Retires From Active Duty At 62 In Army
New York AP reports Gen. Courtney H. Hodges commander of the U S First Army retires from active duty aged 62 after 43 years of service. Hodges, a Perry native, plans to live in San Antonio Texas after retirement.
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Sugar beet shape project aims easier digging
The federal Department of Agriculture and the Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station are attempting to develop a sugar beet with a new shape to simplify digging.
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