Milk Case Arguments Up Today
Washington November 24 a district court will hear arguments on a suit by Embassy Fairfax Dairy Inc to force Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association to honor a 9000 gallon daily milk contract The dairy says the shortage is 7000 to 9000 gallons daily and accuses the association of inequitable burden The court ordered a temporary delivery of 8000 gallons daily at 3 57 per hundredweight and the suit seeks damages for alleged breach of contract The plaintiff also claims overcharges and reliance on contracts to supply 20 Army Navy bases and ships.
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Washington
District Court
Embassy-Fairfax Dairy, Inc
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
Producers’ Association
Matthew F. McGuire
Robert E. Lynch
Producer's Association
United States
Fairfax
Association
Secretary of Agriculture
Justice McGuire
James J. Ward
Interstate League fears dimout rules close night play
Baltimore November 24 President Arthur Ehlers of the Interstate Baseball League said the Philadelphia area dimout regulations would not halt league games next season. He noted Wilmington and Trenton might be affected but expected no drastic interpretation. He said the league’s lighting and night schedules could not accommodate day games if dimouts occur.
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Baltimore
Arthur Ehlers
Interstate Baseball League
Philadelphia
Ehlers
Wilmington
Trenton
Shibe Park
Pfc Bell Arrives Safely in England from Massachusetts?
Overseas word confirms Pfc Bell son of Luther E Bell of 729 Trail Avenue has arrived safely in England after enlisting two years ago. He earned a citation for expert work in the wire section during the Carolina maneuvers last fall.
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Pfc. Bell
Luther E. Bell
Trail Avenue
England
Anti-Trust Suit Shelved Due to Court Quorum Shortfall
The Justice Department anti-trust suit against Aluminum Company of America is paused as four Supreme Court justices recuse themselves, leaving no quorum. The court notified the parties that it cannot act while Chief Justice Stone and Justices Reed Murphy and Jackson consider themselves ineligible, and that the case was not dismissed.
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Washington
Justice Department
Aluminum Company of America
Supreme Court
Aluminum Company
Stone
Reed, Murphy and Jackson
Docket delays and court outcomes amid aluminum case
A federal district court in New York ruled the Justice Department failed to prove Sherman Act violations by Aluminum Company, leaving a lower court decision in effect during a 26 month trial. The case stands unresolved as further action awaits. The same issue remains central to ongoing tribunal deliberations. In other notes, Truth Seekers class met at Mrs Harvey Kemp’s home with a prayers and readings program, sixteen members attended, and future plans were announced. Frank Crespi received 1-A draft classification as 1941 Cardinals infielder.
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Aluminum Company
Federal District Court
New York
District Court
Justice Department
Calvary Methodist Church
Harvey Kemp
Culler Avenue
William Handley
Howard Kemp
Handley
Harry Kester
Walter Eiker
Herman Brust
Charles E Geisbert
Kester
Wilfred Kline
Thanksgiving Talk By Kiwanis Club Speaker
Rev. Harold C. Baer, assistant pastor, spoke at the Kiwanis Club on Tuesday noon at the Francis Scott Key hotel. His message titled Some Introductions and An Invitation contrasted Pilgrims' thanksgiving with modern indifference, citing the nine who did not return thanks and critiquing those who take gratitude for granted. He warned against spectatorship and the habit of expecting others to provide, using the image of a football game day's grandstand as a metaphor.
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Harold C. Baer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key
Mr. Baer
Plymouth
Jesus
Mr. Gazer
Watshing
Reverend Baer On Names Of Character Types
Rev Mr Baer explains how people label others by habits and traits. He contrasts “Mr Grandioso” who seeks grand gestures with “Mr Glutton” who takes but never gives and “Old Man Grudge” who only thanks when ahead. The sermon critiques common courtesies and selfish behavior.
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Mr. Baer
Grandioso
Hut Baer
Glutton
Reverbaer
Thanksgiving remarks spark push to remove men from door
Rev. Mie. Baer urged a tele audience to kick these men out of the door during the Thanksgiving season. He was introduced by Charles W. Lough, with Melvin M. Engle presiding. The text notes municipal parks include 10,891 tennis courts 8,103 primitive fireplaces and 587 baseball diamonds.
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Baer
Ain. Baer Alan
Mie. Baer
Charles W. Lough
Melvin M. Engle
Courtigt
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Liberty Finance Corporation
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Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Joseph Wolf
Trai Avenue
Walter Erker
Charles Geisbert
Roy Creager
India
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Hawxa
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Xeur Hanes
Rosenour
North Market
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Axis
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New Hope
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