Word: anti-trust
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...optical instruments is heavily indebted to the work of a painstaking German scientist, Carl Zeiss, who nearly a century ago in the little town of Jena tried to make good microscopes. Largely because of that fact a Federal grand jury in Manhattan last week handed down a stiff anti-trust indictment...
Terming this set-up a restraint of trade violating the 1890 Sherman Anti-Trust Law, the Justice Department began proceedings against Ethyl in 1937. By last November, the corporation's appeals from adverse decisions had carried the case to the U. S. Supreme Court. Last week, in a decision so far-reaching that no one dared guess at its extent, the Court (Justice Harlan Stone's opinion) held...
...That anti-trust and patent laws do not sanction "regulation of prices and the suppression of competition among the purchasers of the patented article...
Speeches by Wendell Berge, Special Assistant to the United States Attorney General, and Henry Epstein '16, Solicitor General for New York State, are featured in a discussion of "Anti-Trust Legislation and its Application to Trade Unions" to be held tonight at 8 o'clock in Langdell Hall at the Law School...
...gold-topped Federal courthouse, aging Judge Francis Gordon Caffey looked down last week upon a courtroom empty save for two dozen polite attorneys. Their faces were familiar to him. He had been looking at them for 22 months (minus a few recesses) while the Government's anti-trust suit against big Aluminum Co. of America (TIME, July 3) droned on. To the bench came youthful Defense Counsel Edgar Baker. "Your Honor," he petitioned, "I would like to be excused. I have heard only ten minutes ago that I have a daughter...