Belles Lettres Society Holds Regular Meeting
The Belles Lettres Literary Society met yesterday afternoon with President Winsberg presiding. Members heard minutes, then readings and debates on party government, which the judges ruled in favor of the affirmative. A business session followed, then adjournment until next meeting.
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Anti trust bill likely meets approval in House committee
Subcommittees of the House Judiciary Committee chaired by Representative Littlefield near agreement on an antitrust bill. No formal adoption yet. reported to meet the subcommittee’s approval. Publicity via Interstate Commerce Commission, not a new agency, and time will cover administration suggestions. The measure drafted by the attorney general was introduced last Thursday and will proceed under the subcommittee’s general rule.
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