General Electric lamp case details and industry claims
A partial excerpt discusses General Electric and other incandescent lamp manufacturers, their alleged practices and antitrust actions. It cites a 1926 Supreme Court approval of lamp business conduct and notes the 1924 Sherman Act suit where GE was not found to violate the law, with the lamp market share described from 1912 to the present.
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New York
Genersl Electric Co
Gaid Yeaterday
Supreme Court
Treston
J.7
Federal
Fies
Avid
General Electric
Rens Phad
PTA Meeting At Real t School Heads By Bethe and Watt
A PTA meeting at the school was led by Bethe and Mrs Watt with committee members including several parents and mothers. Relat ions and Kakkar were noted among attendees as the group discussed school activities and parental involvement.
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Kakkar
Incinerator Chimney Fire Reported at Leonard Hospital
Firefighters responded yesterday afternoon to a chimney fire at Leonard Hospital incinerator. Pumper 11 arrived around 3:00 pm, with Truck 1 dispatched to the scene. A separate alarm about Christmas trees at Poodle's Avenue and Tenth Street led Pumper 9 to the block, while a call to Ferry and Second Streets proved false with no fire found.
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the Leonard Hospital
Poodle's Avenue
Tenth Street
Central Fire Station
Amd
Rule True Wedding Soles Unsuitable
Dr. Barrett Spach of Northwestern University says church weddings require music fitting sacred space. He warns against songs like Because You Loved Me and Always and suggests reframing reception music with harmonics and saxophone to avoid distracting the liturgy.
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Mixsaurs
American Guild of Organists
Teamsters Push Plan to Organize Fuel Stations
The Teamsters Union outlines a strategy to organize all fueling stations and related trucker employers. They seek contracts that bar buying gasoline or oil from dealers failing to display union cards, calling it not a boycott but a patronage cut. Details include plans to mobilize workers and adjust to military needs, with recruitment office contact at 71 Fourth Street.
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Chicago
AFL
Tekinstirs
Anice
Beck
Ut Ofrall
Gano
Fourth Street
Surviving Names Mentioned in Fort Ann Area Notice
Fragmentary OCR item lists names such as William J. Jessie and B. Parker tied to Fort Ann area, with an April 10 1945 date reference. The text mentions a Roy and Comstock and references schools, survival, and a survivor perhaps in an obituary or notice context. The readable content is sparse and unclear.
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the Roy ,al
Fort Ann
William J. Jessie
B.parker
All. of
Comstock
Britain to Supply 30 Jets to France this year
A British government spokesman said thirty British jet fighters will be sent to France this year to support Western European defense. The transfer, arranged by French and British service chiefs, is part of a unified defense program.
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London
France
Bulla
Unclear OCR fragment on U S men’s unspecified tariff
Fragmentary text mentions men and an unspecified tach apply to the United States, but details are missing. The record cannot determine a clear event, date, or source organization from the available words.
Extradition papers signed for dancer Evans by Dewey
Governor Dewey signed an extradition warrant last night for dancer Vicki Evans to return to California where she is wanted in connection with Robert Mitchum and Louisiana charges. Evans, known as Florence Fedele, was arrested in Los Angeles with star Lila Leeds and Robin Ford on narcotics charges, after violating her Los Angeles bail bond while in New York City.
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Albany
Dewey
Vicki. Evans
Californis
Robert “Mitchum Charisiana
Karl Warren
Mancer
Los ‘Angeles
New York
Arthur Wallander
Miss Evans
Florence Fedele
Los Angeles
Lila Leeds
Robin Ford
California
Byrne Named Subcommittee Chairman in Judiciary Panel
Rep. William T. Byrne of the New York district and three other top Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee were chosen as subcommittee chairmen at an organization meeting yesterday. Byrne, starting his sixth term in the House, ranks fourth in seniority on the panel led by Rep. Emanuel Celler of Brooklyn.
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Byrne
House
Record
Waalington
Dfo
Wiliam
New York
Te . Byrne
Sath Farm
Emmanuel Cellerler
Brooklyn
Eddy May Not Service Body and Commission Chair
Reports indicate Spencer B Eddy may not be named head of the five member Commission. Benjamin F Funbere of Plattsburg and Neal Brewster of Syracuse are noted as term-limited figures, with Eddy and George Arkwright of NYC likely to remain. Feinberg is mentioned for a post but not chair. Legislature Receives New Measures Albany UPI A proposal for closer surveillance of sex offenders was introduced along with bills for state aid to handicapped children and increased library funding.
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Spencer B. Eddy
State
Department ‘of Public Service
Benjamin F. Funbere
Plattsburg
G.op
Burritt
Marble
Lef. Neal
Brewster
Syracuse
Cermissioner
Eddy
George
Arkwright
New York City
Feinberg
Albany Upi
Hutcheson to Address Old Timers Dinner of Local 78
Hutcheson, head of the International Carpenters Joiners Union AFL, will speak at the Old Timers Dinner of Local 78, honoring veterans with long union service. Mayor John J. Ahert will greet guests, with Walter Flanagan serving as master of ceremonies. Four members totaling fifty years of service and two recipients with 45 years will be honored, announced after a Labor Temple planning meeting.
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W.ausd Hutcheson
International Carpenters
Joiners Union
AFL
Hendrick Hudson
Harald
Hanover
New York State
Sederaton
Labor
John J. Ahert
Walter A “Flanagan
Wiliam King
Labor Temple
Witl
Ifty
John’.E. Henderson
Sand. lx
College Chapel Furnishings Returned to Plattsburg Campus
The Memorial Chapel at Champlain College in Plattsburg received back its ecclesiastical furnishings, including an electric organ and vestments, from the Army Air Forces Convalescent Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. Major General Luther W. Miller, Brigadier General Russell Langdon, and college officials arranged the return, originally donated in 1938 by the Plattsburg Memorial Chapel Committee.
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Champlain
Russell Langdon
U.S.A
Plattsburg Memorial
Waterford Raymond Bull Arrives in Japan Safely
Waterford Raymond Bull son of Mr and Mrs Bull of Flrat Street has arrived in Japan safely as a member of the United States Cavalry. Charles J Brady Post American Legion meets at the Legion Hall today at 8 pm with Commander Arthur Anderson conducting business. Final arrangements and decorating for the legion dance Saturday night. Glinton Lodge F and A M meets at Manonic Temple today at 7 30 pm with Walter Bulson presiding. Sophomore class Waterford High School sponsors a variety show by Skip and Jerry Lester of Watervliet tomorrow evening in the high school auditorium curtain at 7 18 pm. Campfire Girls meet at Methodist Church today at 7 15 pm with Mrs Edward Quimby directing. W F W Auxiliary meeting postponed until next week Thursday. James Breslin of Ludlow visiting aunt and uncle Fred Robinson of Third Street Beaute At a Troop 31 Boy Scouts meeting at the Methodist Church plans for overnight camping at Camp Rotary this week-end. Troop leaves tomorrow at 4 30 pm from the church transportation by G Raymond Anderson. Weekend program includes outdoor games campfires investiture ceremony for new scouts advance periods, first aid, emergency call and ice skating. Theme How to Stalk and Walk demonstrated by Marvin Hezzard. Plans for Boy Scout Week Feb 6 and annual supper Feb 5.
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Legion
Charles J. Brady
American Legion
Arthur ‘Anderson
Methodist Church
Eaward Quimby
W.F.W. Aux
Boy Scouts
Anal Plana
Rotary
Totorrow
G. Raymond Anderson
Marvin Hezzard
Prison dispute over Hungarian will divides Lada estate
In Ohio, Butler Lada, son of the late Alex Lada, sits in prison as lawyers argue over a Hungarian to English translation of a will. The document allegedly left the home to Butler with conditions on loans and taxes, with future division among grandchildren if Butler dies childless. Butler faces release in 1951 to join the dispute.
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Cleveland
INS
Butler
Barn
Ohio
Alex Lada
Lada
Louis
Loita
Ton Louis
Lada Sr
Prson
Apollo Chapter Marks Master Degree Ceremony Recap
J F W Meyer presided at Apollo Chapter’s exemplification of the mark master degree at the Masonic Temple last night. A W Ostrander of Phoenix Chapter and Charles Christianaen of Hudson River Chapter assisted. Robert F Langlitz, high priest, opened the meeting and announced the past master's degree would be worked at the next occasion.
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J. FE. W. Meyer
Apollo
Masonic Temple
A.W. Ostrander
Phoenix
Charles Christianaen
Hudson River
Robert F. Langlolz High
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Sane
Forman
Rasa
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Jievementa
Polical
Oted
Walter’ Nk Whalen
Canus Togs
Hackhime
Aolege
Wardrom
Rensela Y
Teamsters Union
Britain
U.S
William H. Thiessen
Edmund W. Cowie
Romeea St
Phone. Cohoes
G. d. Beeley Sens, Inc. Building Supplies Coal
OK Contracting
White ST
Ava
Bendix
Clayton E. Flint
Kert
T. Brandon
Timpane
D.D
Comees Nee von
Hutcheson
College
Waterford
Raymond Bull
Mrs. Bull
Flrat’ Street
Japan
United States Cavalry
Vinkting
James Breslin
Ludlow
Fred Robinson
Third Street
Apollo Chapter
Hudson
Jewer
Colter
Pela Iner
Viswt
Hedson
Luby Bros
Fifth Ave
TROY
H. & R. Motors
Loudon Road
Latham
WN. Y
Watervliet
John W. Gillan
14Th ST
N.Y
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