Government Sues Westinghouse Electric Company
The Justice Department filed an antitrust suit in a Federal District Court in Newark accusing Westinghouse Electric Company of maintaining a restrictive international market. The action lists related charges against Westinghouse and broader implications for competition.
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Westinghouse Electric Company
Washington
Justice Departement
Westinghouse Electric Cow
Federal District Co
Newark
Westinghouse
German firm cartel suit targets world electrical rights
A court suit claims Siemens and Siemens Halske engaged in treaties that divided European markets and restricted American electronics firms. It seeks voiding of agreements that allegedly restrained trade and harmed the U S electric equipment industry.
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Enited
Asket We
Westinghouse International
Grant Rove
Russia Signs Pact With Yugoslavia Strengthens Postwar Ties
Soviet Russia and Yugoslavia signed a mutual military and economic cooperation pact. The agreement aims to sustain the anti German war effort and deepen postwar economic ties. Tito called the pact a key contribution to the war and future European security while Molotov said it would be welcomed by freedom loving nations. The treaty pledges continued struggle against Germany, mutual military aid, and joint postwar collaboration among five nations.
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London Po
Soviet Russia
Zostevia
Moscow
Molotov
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Tito
Germany
Europe
Epiaoien
Townsend Club Members Return From New York Trip
Towns end Club No 1 illeset a the school Tuesday Ayes 17 Grace Greese and Avetili Park High graduates returned from New York after several days. West Sand Lake Wynesitekill Home Dinner at Lutheran Church West Sand Lake supervised by Mrs Clarence Wick with members preparing and serving midday meal.
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Townsend Club
Illeset
Grace Greese
Avetili Park High School
New York
West Sand Lake
Wynesitekill
Bureat
Clarence Wick
Pleasant Valley Grange Hosts Card Party Tonight
The Pleasant Valley Grange sponsors a 2 card party this evening at the Grange Hall in South Cambridge. The public is invited. Miss Patricia Buckley has returned to Albany after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Buckley. Mr and Mrs Eugene Conway and children Elizabeth and Lawrence Delurie visited Mr and Mrs Daniel Delurie and family at Pittstown.
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Pleasant Valley Grange
Grange
South Cambridge
Patricie Buckley
Albany
Jom Li‘ Buckley
Eugene Conway
Elizabeth
Lawrence Delurie
Deniel Delurie
Pittstown
Asswex 40. PREVIOUS FUZZLE teweGreen sutcier East Lodias
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled notice likely from a newspaper page. Readable bits mention a time stamp and scattered proper nouns that are not coherent. The accessible facts do not form a clear event, person, or outcome to summarize meaningfully.
Bertram P Kavanagh to Be Toastmaster at Dinner
Bertram P Kavanagh will be toastmaster at the annual dinner to be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the crystal ballroom of the DeWate Clinton Howl in Albany. James W Reynolds, Albany president, will preside. Rail officials and Army Navy depots officers will attend. Frank Lovejoy of Standard Oil New York and Walter W Belson of the American Trucking Association are to speak.
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Tha Dissine
Trafic ‘Association
Svar
Clinton
Albany
Bertram P. Kavanagh
Wastmaster
James W. Reynolds
Wil
Army
Navy
Frank Lovejoy
Standard Oil Co
New York
Walter W. Belson
American ‘Trucking ‘Association
Local Social Notes Highlight Church and School Events
Weekly social items from Brunswick include visiting guests with Mrs. William Millard and Mrs. Michael Lyons, moves of the Siews family to Poesten Hill, and WAVES student Elaine Stale. Teachers meet at Garfield School. noon dismissal cited. Church groups attend a Grace Church conference. Dime Card Supper planned for April 26. Rev. Miller to preach at Church of Christ. Bible School and union service scheduled. Junior Youth Fellowship formed at the Methodist Church with officers listed.
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Per
Homer
Lebaron
William C. Millard
Orlie Littlefield
Tamarac
Michael Lyons
Elmer Siews
Hakes Farm
Poestenhill
Brunswick
Garfield School
Andout Cement
Nina West Dusham
Elaine Stale
Schenectady
The
WAVES
D. C. Gutbrodt
Male
3Adred Gutbrodt
Bryant College
Providence
R. T
Washington
D.C
Roy AL. Hulett
Stella Bulson
Charles Trombie
Charles Wort
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Grace Methodist Church
Troy
Church of Christ
Arnold W. Sitter
Floyd Moody
Thomas Miller
New York and
New Jersey
John C. Wilson
Eva Decker
Dorothy Riegert
Priscilla Trumble
Issiows
Jean
Miss Jean Hart to Represent Catholic Central at Albany Speaking Contest
Senior Jean Hart of Catholic Central High School will represent the school at a Sunday April 22 3 p m contest at the Academy of the Holy Names Albany. Her topic is Is One Religion As Good As Another. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Hart of 108 Fourth Street and a St Mary's School graduate. She belongs to the Social Action Committee the Medical Mission Circle and the Miriam Club.
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Albany
Jean Hart
Catholic Central High School
Academy of Roly Names
Edwart Hart
108
Fourth Street
Hart
St Mary’s School
Social Action Committee
Medical Mission Circle
Miriam Club
Church Group Activities Chronicle Social and Scout Drives
A weekly church program with refreshments and a worship service is noted alongside social group plans and a waste paper drive by Boy Scout Troop 27 for the General Eisenhower Medal. Members organize a Crosstitch Cookies group, and Women’s Society of Christian Service details meetings and guest talks at local churches.
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Donald A. Waterfeld
Boy Scouts
Methodisc Saarch
Imaster
John C. Wil
Judy Robb
Eva Decker
Helen Kelly
Esther Giles
Joyce Reckner
W. Richmond
Hebb
Mire Charles L. Trumble
Ronn
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Charles Trumble
Stella Bulson
Barbara Witne
Trinity Methodist Church
Sthenéctady
Joh C. Wilson
D. C. Gutbrodt
Roy St Hulett
Trumble
Grace Mblethodist Caur
Blood Bank to Be Conducted in Hoosick Falls
The Lost Blood Bank will be held at Hoosick Falls High School auditorium on Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The drive needs at least three donors due to 240 pints currently held. A food sale begins at noon at the Lazio store by the summer class of Hoosick Falls High School.
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Hoosick Falls
Lidom
Lazio
Heosick Falls
Morning worship and sermon by Rev John Wilson
Morning worship and sermon by Rev John Wilson on Life's Illusion at 11 35 am in the church school with a devotional program on New Purposes. Junior Youth Fellowship led by the pastor at 4 30 pm. Hymn fest to unite two congregations in service with Rev Thomas Bass giving the evening meditation.
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John €. Wilson
Mr. Wilsons
Thomas T. Bass
Church of Christ
Church fund drives set at New York office and parish hall
The New York Power and Light Corp office on Church Street accepts contributions daily from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. The Church of the Immaculate Conception parish hall opens Mondays and Wednesdays from 2 to 5 p.m. for the same purpose. Regent and Mrs. Katherine Pies ing of Court St. Mary contribute as Catholic Daughters of America members.
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New
Delegates Elected To State Contention Of The Order
Were elected delegate and alternate respectively to the state contention of the Order at Tuesday night's Court meeting.
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Cambridge
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Pmwligh Card Ae
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Eagle Mills
Tee
W.T. Grant CO
Broadway
Third St
Gien
Alfred Kyer
North Hoosick Road
George W. Kyer
Carlson
Cartmen's Association
Hensick Falls
Speigh Security Board
Cheney Public Library
Loyal Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Myrtie Powers
Ida Herrington
Bottle Moon
Jennie Smith
Guy Holmes
Johnson Hhs
United National Clothing Collection
Hoosick
Arthur A McLinden
W. T.grant CO
Srosoway
Taio St
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