Why Not Longview for Reistor Hat Plant
Harry Rolnick, president of the Re sistor Hat Company, announced the firm will locate a modern hat plant in Longview. Mt. Pleasant offered a multi acre site with water and sewer service, about 20 000 gallons daily at 100 dollars monthly, and 50 000 dollars in cash to move the plant, but Longview reportedly spent more to win the bid.
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Harry Rolnick
Resistor Hat Company
Longview
Rolnick
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Pleasant
Three Ways to Secure Industry for the City
The article argues for boosting local industry through three paths. Outbid rivals for firms seeking high location prices, secure ample water supply for water dependent industries, or build an industrial base capable of attracting plant sites. It notes donors to a large fund and references Rolnick’s demands and Pleasant money.
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Longview
Pleasant
Rolnick
A New Jersey Judge Narrowly Binds Fair Trade Debate
A New Jersey Superior Court judge rules that nonconsenting retailers cannot be bound by a manufacturer's resale price. The decision challenges long standing fair trade laws that fix minimum prices and bind other merchants, aligning with the 1951 Supreme Court ruling and subsequent Congress actions.
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New Jersey
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Walter J. Freund
Newark
Supreme Court
Supreme Court to Rule on Price Fixing Contract Binding
The text argues the Supreme Court will address whether a retailer can be bound by a price fixing agreement to which he is not a party. It asserts a retailer’s right to decline such contract is fundamental and warns against a ruling permitting a minority to exercise tyrannical power over a majority.
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Supreme Court
Volcanic Eruptions Could Slightly Cool Earth Says Weather Experts
Alaska’s surprise volcanic eruptions may lower global temperatures modestly and alter the Northern Hemisphere rain and snow patterns in the coming year. Dr. Sigmund Fritz of the Weather Bureau notes past major eruptions cooled world temperatures due to sun obscuring volcanic dust in the atmosphere. The reference recalls the 1883 Krakatoa eruption in Indonesia.
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Washington
Alaska
Sigmund Fritz
Weather Bureau
Scientific Services Division
Indonesia
Global temperatures dip after Krakatoa and Katmai eruptions
The world mean temperature fell six tenths of a degree below normal after Krakatoa and Katmai eruptions. Katmai cut three tenths below normal following Mt Katmai in Alaska in 1912. Combined, the drop from a prior half degree above normal yields an eight-tenths degree fall. the Alaska blowups may not rival Krakatoa.
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Mt. Katmai
Alaska
Little More Tea It’s Good for Teeth Says Britons Find
London reports Britons, eager for tea, learned from a dental research team that tea contains as much cavity preventing fluoride as fluorinated water. The study notes even young Britons drink tea with similar fluoride levels as in water systems.
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London
United States
Fluorine Use in Children and Hen Grammar Debate
A government publication notes fluorine may already be given to children in significant amounts. Separately, grammarians weigh whether a hen is setting or sitting, stressing that laying or lying matters more.
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Whitewright
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Mt. Pleasant Times
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Tom Bean
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
E. H. Gant
A. S. Luby
E. O. Thomas Directors
State of
Grayson
E. C. Gann
F.H. A. Title I Loans
L. LaRoe & Co
Krakatoa
Katmai
White Cross
George M. Hight
Whitewright, Texas
Bankers Life & Casualty Company
Jayson
Rayon Crepe
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WGI
Denison
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