Antitrust Laws Praise Ties Growth to Competition
Assistant U S Attorney Victor R Hansen told Citizens Foundation members at the Hotel Syracuse that enforcing antitrust laws spurs industrial research and technological competition. He cited illegal agreements by major firms that restrained development and urged curbing such tendencies to protect research resources and national security. Industry spent 6.1 billion in 1956 on research, expected 9.3 billion in 1960, with General Electric cited as an early program entrant. Foundation officials and directors were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Victor R. Hansen
Antitrust Division
Department of Justice
Hansen
Citizens Foundation, Inc
Syracuse
Justice Department
General Electric Company
Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Foundation
Robert E. McMillan
W. H. G. Murray
Ralph v. Denton
William L. Broad
F. Ware Clary
Roger G. Moreland
James D. Curtin
Morris S. Weeden
John W. Willard
Court Approves Death Settlement In Wrongful Death Case
Surrogate's Court approves a $2,000 full settlement in the death of Regina Elliot age 4 on April 24, 1957. James D Elliott and Berna Scipione are named in the case arising from a collision on Fobes Avenue East Syracuse. The child died an hour after being struck while crossing the street near a parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Milford Jr
Regina Elliot
James D. Elliott
Fobes Ave
Emidio Scipione
North Avenue
Syracuse
Bernadine
Scipione
Elliot
Fobes Avenue
Bartholomew Receives Theology Degree at Princeton Seminary
CAZENOVIA John Niles Bartholomew son of Mr and Mrs Donald H Bartholomew Ridge Road Cazenovia received his bachelor of Theology Degree from Princeton Theological Seminary last week. He and his wife Mary Townsend of Cazenovia will go to Tok Junction Alaska this summer where he will head the Alaska Highway Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cazenovia
John Niles Bartholomew
Donald H. Bartholomew
Ridge Road
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Bartholomew
Mary Townsend
Tok Junction
Alaska
Alaska Highway
Mrs Lahner to Be Honored by Third Ward Democrats
Luella Lahner 83 of 1600 Butternut St. will be guest of honor along with six other Third Ward Democrats at a family picnic at Mc Dowell Park on South Bay Road. A longtime Democratic worker, Lahner served as election inspector for 37 years until 1955 and as a party canvasser from 1917 to 1920. She recalled voting in 1919 as women gained the right and 1920 long polling hours. She has registered 250 absentee voters during World War II and has been a Third Ward club member since 1931. Her family includes two daughters, five grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Lahner
Butternut St
Third Ward
McDowell’s Park
South Bay Road
Donald Robb
John
Man Hurt When Hit by Truck
Walter Redman, 66, of Aurora, was injured yesterday when struck by a truck and taken to Auburn Memorial Hospital for treatment of abrasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Walter Redman
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Truck Crash Prompted Driver Not To Report Injury
State Police noted the truck driver stopped while Redman, injured with a right elbow right hip and back contusions, was treated and released. Redman initially did not believe he was hurt and did not request the other driver’s name or address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redman
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Calvert Distillers CO
N.Y.C
Mrs. Lahner
Herman Rose
Webster School
Ceive
Dominic Albino
George Linder
Clarence Oswald
Orangeburg
N. Y
Wests & CoverLy
Manhattan
Ledt Ladiels
Father
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