Word: anti-trust
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...December 4th, the J. Smith Club will contest the E. Warren Club. Their case will be that of Fred Daniels vs. the National American League. The question here is whether the baseball reserve clause is subject to attack under the federal anti-trust laws. Smith Club president, Philip C. Potter commented: "The whole case is based on organized baseball as it exists in this country. The case is of special interest because of the bill now before the House Sub-Committee on Monopoly Power...
...sound so complicated. After all, it's only barter." (Deep and disgusted Churchillian accent on the last word.) In emphasis, the split among Tories is as sharp as it is between Attlee and Bevan. The young men, for example, want to attack monopolies immediately. There is no anti-trust legislation in Britain, and about one-third of British industry is monopolistic. In denationalizing steel, the seniors are thinking of refloating the industry on the old lines, while the juniors would like to have blocs of small shares either given or made available to workers employed in the industry...
Bell told a reporter last night: "If we are in violation of anti-trust laws, then we want to find out about it. We don't believe...
Penn was jubilant. Three days later it renewed its weekly-televising contract with the American Broadcasting Company. Quaker officials boldly called for a Department of Justice anti-trust investigation of the "TV conspiracy...
...anti-trust opinion could have been rendered within a few days. But the Justice Department sat on the case. No one wanted to bring a group of universities into court. And in the stalling and sweating and waiting time the Quakers' luck ran out. Notre Dame decided that Penn was gaining nothing but a bad reputation. At the end of June, Notre Dame announced that it would be most happy to cooperate with the N.C.A.A...