Electrical Anti-Trust Suit Reaches Supreme Court
The government charges that Westinghouse Electric and 11 firms conspired to fix prices for dropout electrical fuse cutouts under patent licenses in violation of the Sherman Act. A Milwaukee district court ruled price fixing occurred under patent rights, a ruling appealed twice to the Supreme Court, with a decision possible soon.
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Washington
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Supreme Court
Milwaukee
District Court
Justice Department
Line Material Company
Southern States Equipment Corporation
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Westinghouse
United States
Modest Maidens Trademark Case in Patent Office
Government and companies presented about 2200 pages of exhibits in district court arguing patent law provisions condone price fixing are illegal per se. Federal lawyers say General Electric doctrine invites circumvention of antitrust policy, while defendants argue it aligns with core patent law principles.
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General Electric
Denture Cleaning Ad Promises Easy Care
A vintage ad touts ORA denture solution from McKesson Robbins. It claims no brushing is needed, denture stains are removed, and a glass of water with one half teaspoon of ORA for 15 minutes or overnight suffices. The pitch emphasizes purity, low cost, and no flavoring.
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McKesson & Robbins
Service Records In Good Shape In Hamilton County
Hamilton County recorder says over 12,000 veterans have their discharge papers officially recorded to safeguard against loss and keep a permanent county record. About 2,000 remain unrecorded, many likely moved or still in service. Discharge records are recorded free, with photostatic copies made and given to owners.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Earl Hogan
Selective Service Boards
Hogan
Ohio Hospital Council To Hold Hearing Today
The Ohio Hospital Council, created by Dr. John Porterfield, will hold a public hearing at the state office building to review a health department survey on statewide hospital facility needs. The plan aligns with the federal hospital act offering one third financing. communities must file plans by July 1, 1948.
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Columbus
16 Council
State Health Department
John D. Porterfield
Ohio Health
Offic
Ohio Hospital Survey
Ohio
Porterfield
Veterans urged to record papers for safekeeping
Hogan urged all veterans to record their papers at a cost of from 60 cents to 1.20 dollars depending on pages, noting the county records are valuable in case the owner loses the original.
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Hogan
Ohio Justices Disqualified From City Incorporation Case
Two Ohio Supreme Court Judges from Cincinnati recused themselves from ruling on a case about incorporating unplatted territory by their city. Edward C. Turner and James G. Stewart stepped aside and will be replaced by William C. Carter and Irving Carpenter, announced by Chief Justice Carl Weygandt.
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Columbus, C
Ohio Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Edward C. Turner
James G. Stewart
William C. Carter
Warren
Seventh District Court of Appeals
Irving Carpenter
Norwalk
Carl Vv. Weygandt
Ohio Salt Company Merges with Worcester Salt Unit
Officials announce the merger of the Ohio Salt Company with the Worcester Salt Company, a Morton Salt subsidiary. The Ohio firm becomes a division of Worcester with no changes in management or personnel. A separate note states a 12 year old requires about twice as many calories as a three year old.
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Wadsworth, O
Ohio Salt Company
Worcester
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