GM Loses Plea To High Court In Patent Case
The Supreme Court refused to review a ruling that General Motors infringed a folding top patent owned by John W. Ackermans. The U S Circuit Court in Baltimore held infringement and awarded damages, and GM’s appeal to the Supreme Court was denied, leaving the lower court decision intact.
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Washington
Supreme Court
General Motors Corp
John W. J. Ackermans
U. S. Circuit Court
Baltimore
Ackermans
General Motors
Slack to quit Justice Department at attorney general request
Ellis N. Slack a tax prosecution official with the Justice Department for five years is reported to be leaving the department at the request of Attorney General Brownell. Slack has testified repeatedly before the House Judiciary Subcommittee looking into the Justice Department.
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Washington
Ellis N. Slack
Justice Department
Brownell
Slack
House
Miracle Cushion Keeps False Teeth Firm and Comfortable
Snug denture cushions provide a new plastic re lining to hold loose plates in place. Apply in minutes to reduce gum irritation and let wearers eat and speak without wobble. Liners last 2 to 6 months and peel out when replacement is needed at 1.50 for two liners.
Braised Beef With Polenta Featured In Healthy Western Meal
California cuisine showcased with braised beef and polenta. The recipe serves six, pairing beef slow simmered with tomatoes mushrooms and Burgundy wine with polenta and Parmesan for a hearty Western meal. Breakfast and luncheon suggestions accompany the main dish with light options.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA Food and Markets
California
Cosmopolitan
Horace Greeley
Issacs Denies Hashmail Offer Of Any Deal
In Columbus counsel for the Ohio Un-American Activities Commission denies any deal was offered to Frank Hashmall the self-styled Communist recently sentenced in Akron for signing a fictitious name to an auto license. Hashmall serves a ten year term in Ohio Penitentiary. Sidney Isaacs a commission counsel and former FBI agent says no deal was offered.
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Columbus, O
Ohio Un-American Activities Commission
Frank Hashmail
Akron
Ohio Bill of Rights Congress
Hashmall
Ohio
Sidney Isaacs
Cincinnati
Commission
FBI
Butcher Burns Bargain Sale Ends In Cash Loss
Canton report says butcher Ervin Gullian cited an accidental cash and checks loss of 900 dollars in cash and 70 in checks from Rosy's Market. A clerk placed the bag on a counter and the customer vanished before banking the package. No further details available.
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Canton
C.P
Ervin Gullian
Rosy's Market
Shell Oil to Raise Gasoline Prices in Four States
Shell Oil Co. announced a price hike in Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland and New Jersey effective Wednesday. The increase ranges from 0.05 to 0.08 cents per gallon for regular and premium fuels, to be passed to consumers. the move aims to meet competitive postings by Esso Standard Oil and other major suppliers in the four-state area.
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New York
Shell Oil Co
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New Jersey
Shell
Esso Standard Oil Co
Youngstown Official Favors Ban on Books
Youngstown police chief Edward J. Allen Jr testified in Federal Court that books should be banned if they are blasphemous or contain sexual details that would incite others. He spoke in Judge Charles J. McNamee's court in a suit by New American Library of World Literature seeking to stop Allen from interfering with 39 titles.
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Cleveland
Youngstown
Edward J. Allen Jr
Charles J. McNamee
New American Library of World Literature, Inc
Allen
Lawmaker pushes open meetings bill in Ohio
Rep. A. G. Lancione tells Senate Judiciary Committee there is no reason to exclude the press from public meetings and backs a House approved bill to ban closed sessions. Lawrence Hackenberg urges carve out for parole board while Ohio Newspaper Association backs openness. Committee sends bill to subcommittee.
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Columbus
A. G. Lancione
Belmont
Senate Judiciary Committee
Lancione
Lawrence Hackenberg
Cleveland
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Hackenberg
Parole Commission
William J. Decertel
Ohio Newspaper Association
Carl D. Sheppard
R-Summit
Field Fishing Page Notes and Demographic Shifts
The text describes indigenous people of the Philippines fishing in cornfields and details infant mortality trends. It notes a dozen climbing perches moving on land from muddy cornfield patches. It states that in 1900 a quarter of US girl babies died before 28, while today a quarter live past 66.
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Philippines
United States
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Shell Oil
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