Radio Patents Under Scrutiny in DOJ Monopoly Probe
The Department of Justice tightens its radio patent monopoly inquiry amid claims that cross licenses help firms evade Sherman anti trust rules. The probe, sparked by a Federal Trade Commission report, centers on the Radio Corporation of America and related companies and their role in patent licensing and device control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Thornsburgh
International Wewx
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Department of Justice
Department
Patent Office
Star
Federal Trade Commission
Radio Corporation of America
Radio ‘Corporation
Commission
Readle Corporation of America
General Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Wireless Specialty Apparatus Company
United Frint Company
Three Contagious Cases Reported Disease cases reported to health bureau
Three contagious illnesses were reported by local physicians to the city health bureau. Names and details include Mrs. James Barton age 25 at 415 Hutchison street with nasal diphtheria, P Moore age 23 of 511 East Moody avenue with diphtheria, and Mrs. Van Horn at 410 Butz street with mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Bureau
James Barton
Hutchison Street
P. Moore
Moody Avenue
van Horn
Butz Street
Accidents Reported To Police Over Weekend
Police logged multiple weekend crashes none severe. At Lew Castle Works yard a car was damaged after short stop and shifting vehicles. Cummings and Cartwright vehicles collided at Mercer and East Washington. Natali and Orlando bicycle injury and bike damage reported. Frazier's left turn hit a bicycle injuring Steve Orlando. Montgomery blamed a parked car for a collision near Ketzer. Fantals and Shuster collided at Public Square. Rickenbrode and McKibben damaged on Washington and Butler.
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H. Wheale
Boyles
Lew Castle Works
John Cummings
East Street
I, Cartwright
Smithfield Street
Mercer
Steve Orlando
Ernest Montgomery
West
North Stervat
Mahoning Avenues
North Liberty Street
J. W. DuBois
Ketster
Pennsylvania
DuBois
Montgomery
John Fantals
Rochester
Mike Shuster
State Street
Public Square
Jefferson Street
M. G. Rickenbrode
Brulh
Washington Street
Butler Avenue
William McKibben
Removing Chewing Gum From Wood Surface
Guide advises on removing dried chewing gum from wood floors using a covering substance to soften the gum then scrape it away without harming the linoleum. Step explains letting the cover sit briefly before lifting and scraping.
City Plans Work On Blaine Street Grading
City council returns a negative report on a petition seeking to grade Blaine street from Park Avenue to Mercer Street. The action follows approval to proceed with street work to improve conditions and traffic flow in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Street
Park Avenue
Mercer Street
Early careers of prosperous men reveal ready response
The passage notes that men in thriving positions often kept a ready account to seize opportunities as they arose, suggesting foresight and prompt judgment as keys to their success. It implies disciplined preparation underpins favorable outcomes in business ventures.
Bomb blast traps twenty three in Brooklyn hallway
A time bomb exploded in a Brooklyn four story dwelling hallway injuring seven and trapping twenty three residents who were rescued by fire crews as the vestibule collapsed and windows shattered. Police sought a link to labor troubles as another fire in Brooklyn injured seven with thirty residents displaced.
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Pytepnebonal
New York
Breookles
Maria di Gracia
Anthony
Hia
Durmoi
Brooklyn
New Castle Pastor Scheduled as Speaker at Bible Conference
The Ontario Bible conference set for Fair Haven New York August 16 to 23 has its program complete. Rev Charles D Reed Immanuel Baptist church New Castle Pa serves as general executive secretary. A visiting quartet from California Minnesota and Missouri will provide music nightly. Opening Sunday features three addresses by Rev Walter McClure D D pastor First Presbyterian church of New Castle Pa.
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Auburn
N. Y
Fair Haven
N.Y
Charles D. Reed
Immanuel Baptist Church
California
Minnesota
Missouri
Walter ©. McClure
D. D
First Presbyterian Church of
New Castle, Pa
Rev Stump Vacation Trip Leaves With Family
Rev Stump and Mrs Stump with children, former pastor of St Pauls Lutheran, depart Tuesday for a vacation to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Utica, Albany, Delaware Gap and Red Hill Pa. Pulpit will be filled by Prof Graf of Thiel College Meadville Pa each Sunday until their return on September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Stump
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Utica
Albany
Delaware Gap
Red Hit
Stump
St. Paul's Church
Prof
Graf
Thiel College
Meadville
Realty Transfers in Local Townships
Realty transfers list several deeds including George G. Moser to John B. Bret tell in Nashannock township for $1 and Bilas J. Stickle to John A. Cross in Slippery Rock township for $1. also Titus to John E. Bills in Vo want for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Moser
John B. Brettell
Nashannock Township
Bilas J. Stickle
John A. Cross
Slippery Rock Township
Titus
John E. Bills
Changes Made In Assignment Of Policemen
A number of changes in city police assignments announced by Chief Henry Dysart take effect immediately. The day and night forces are rebalanced to address manpower shortages. W E Tyrrell moves to the First ward beat, Ham MecConaby shifts to the Seventh ward day beat, George Wyman becomes traffic officer at Croton Avenue and East Washington Street, Frank Reynolds moves to the Eighth ward day shift, Nick Faelle returns to night duty, and James Wysner takes J Conahy’s place handling downtown parking violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Podlea
Henry Dysart
W. E. Tyrrell
Trafic
MecConaby
George Wyman
Croton Avenue
East Washington Street
Tyrrell
Frank Reynolds
Nick Faelle
James Wysner
JcConahy
Car Reported Stolen In Sharon Police Update
Sharon police report a 1922 Chevrolet touring car with Pennsylvania license 563-618 stolen from the street on Saturday evening. The vehicle is described as a touring model and the incident is under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Candidates File For Local Office In County
Petitions from several candidates filed in the county commissioners office. Names include Charles Chambers for assessor in Union township, R Graham for supervisor of Mahoning township, Alfred John Esles for burgess of Bessemer, C W Cox for assistant assessor in Neshannock township, James H Eakin for Justice of the Peace in Hillsville, and O P Brown for school director in New Castle. All petitions are subject to the Republican Primaries on September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Chambers
Union Township
Graham
Mahosing Township
Alfred John Esles
Bessemer
C. W. Cox
Neshannock Township
James H. Eakin
Hillsville
O. P. Brown
New Castle
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North Mercer Street
Greer
the House of Courtesy
M. C. Limber Co
Office Outfitters
Greer Bldg
N. Mercer St
Pelevy Ryn
Moatia
Union Butte
East
Charles Elton Blanchard
Butte
Salon
North Phelps St
Youngstown
Ohio
Ewing’s Shoe Store
Wallace J. Ewing Johnson
E. Washington St
Adolphe Menjou
Gren Nissen
Robert Agnew
Burkes
New Castle Castle
William S. Burden
Newport
R.I
Inosa
Magerie
Livingston
Sweeper Co
Capitol Theatre
National Bank OF
Lawrence County
Paris
Rev. Stump
TERRO
D. G. Ramsey & Sons
W. J. Offutt Co
Georgette
Brew
Castair Butler & Butler & Jeannette
Jeannette
Lawrence Automobile Co
South
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