Germans Dictate to Our American Industrialists
The article describes long running hearings on international ties between American and German industry, focusing on I G Farben and cartels. It cites Bausch & Lomb with Zeiss, GE with Krupp, and aluminum magnesium schemes, plus roles of Standard Oil and South American drug markets. It warns these ties threaten U S defense and patent rights.
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Monopoly Investigating Committee
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
Federal
Grand Juries
I. G. Farbenindustrie
Farbenindustrie
Joseph C. O’ma
Honey
Bausch & Lomb Corporation
Rochester
N. Y
Carl Zeiss Corporation
Germany
Zeiss
United States
Bausch & Lomb
England
France
Uncle Sam
Bausch & Lamb
U.S
Homer T. Bone
O’mahoney
General Electric Company
Krupp
General Electric
Department of Justice
Senate
James M. Mead
Aluminum Company of America
Mellon Aluminum Trust
Mellon Concern
America
Farben
Industrie
Dow Chemical Company
Magnesium Development Corporation
American Magnesium Corporation
South America
Schering Corporation
Bilhuber- Knoll Corporation
Bayer Company
Bayer
Securities and Exchange Commission
Standard Oil Company
I. G. Corporation
I. G
Edsel Ford
Walter Teagle
Standard
International Gesellschaft Fuer Chemische Unternehmung
Deutche Laenderbank
Berlin
Free State
Saxony
American I. G
General Analin
Agfa- Ansco
Agfa- Ray, Ltd
Canada
Américan I. G
Standard I. G
Survey Finds Frozen Food Lockers Benefit Farmers
The A and M College Extension Service reports that about 3,200 frozen food locker plants operated in the United States as of January 1 with a total capacity for 1,050,000 lockers. Over 75 percent of plants serve towns under 5,000, and about 71 percent of locker users are farmers. In Texas there are roughly 140 plants with an average 390 lockers each.
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College Station
C. E. Bowles
A. and M. College Extension Service
United States
Texas
Bowles Praises Farmers Lockers To Boost Local Food
Bowles argues lockers help farmers raise own foods and diversify diets. Citing reduced home canning, metal savings, and emergency use of meat and produce, he notes Texas plants run by farmer operatives with Houston Bank for Cooperatives financing. McAnelly asserts economic viability.
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Bowles
Texas
Houston Bank For Cooperatives
W. J. McAnelly
Farmers Tie Into Established Business Network
A fragment notes farmers joining a well established business serving agricultural needs. The item implies collaboration with a durable regional commerce structure, highlighting the entry of farming clients into a tested market system.
Mass soldier bathing halts progress at sawmill
Camp Bowie troops traveling home from maneuvers bathed en masse in a creek near Logansport Louisiana after using excessive soap. The Logansport Lumber Company mill boiler filled with suds forcing shutdown to prevent possible explosion.
Settlers Debate Arrival at Tourist Home Dialogue
A tourist asks if many strangers settle nearby and the proprietor responds that all settle with advance arrangements, noting newcomers bring little baggage and must prepare in advance.
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