Monopoly shifts from old to new enterprises since 1934
The record notes that monopolistic practice changes show increases in new enterprises outpacing closures since 1934 with only 1917 1930 932 and 1933 exceptions, tied to liquor store openings.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1938
Page
6
The record notes that monopolistic practice changes show increases in new enterprises outpacing closures since 1934 with only 1917 1930 932 and 1933 exceptions, tied to liquor store openings.
Washington reports show JP Thorp, commerce economist, telling the federal monopoly committee that some economic situations warrant government intervention. He notes continual structural change, technology shifts, and the rise of new enterprises since 1900, with 400,000 new firms in 1937 and about 2.1 million today, excluding certain sectors.
Johanna Hofmann convicted in New York for espionage is returned to custody after helping convict a third member of the group. Otto Voss faces a 25 year sentence while Erich Glaser earns a mercy recommendation from the jury.
The executive committee of the 1939 International Convention of the Disciples of Christ announced plans for a Richmond Virginia gathering from October 19 to 25. The notice confirms Indianapolis discussions for coordination and event timing.
Two local women, Georgia True and Lucy Amaya, seek Seeing Eye dogs from Morristown New Jersey. They must prove good character, provide a home, and earn funds for the about 150 dollars training plus 1500 dollars for the dogs. Final tests include navigating heavy city traffic in Philadelphia. True is a houseworker and baker, Amaya a trained singer with local program appearances.
Troop school of the 156th Cavalry Brigade will meet at 7 32 p m Monday in Apt 428 of the Bedell building. Maj James B Taylor unit instructor and Capt Edward M Everett cavalry reserve will teach on March of Horse Cavalry Regiment campaign with Everett as instructor.
Mrs. Selveria Contraires, 49, of 617 Durango Street, died at Robert B. Green Hospital after a brain operation on November 30. A blood transfusion given by a voluntary donor, Mrs. Sadle Headed of Pecos Street, preceded her death.
Governor James V Allred denounced organizations soliciting funds and membership from elderly people to aid in obtaining pensions as contrary to public policy and fragile morals He warned that if aged citizens cannot secure their rights through the legislators they elected they certainly cannot obtain them through professional exploiters in the pension drive.
Two youths ages 15 and 16 were questioned by the fire department arson squad after a small stage fire at the State Theater. The manager, D. A. Trousdale, said one boy in a box flipped a cigarette toward the screen, igniting a black cloth drape and burning a hole in the material.
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