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...power to approve rail mergers. Effect of this bill would be to "freeze" the railroad map as it is until such time as holding companies can be brought under Federal control. Should roads attempt to merge without authority, under the Couzens Bill the U. S. could enjoin them. The ban on consolidations would be lifted if and when "adequate legislation properly designed to protect and promote the public interest" is enacted...
Good King Nadir wisely and benevolently announced last week that his prohibition law will apply only to native Moslems, will exempt Christian and other foreigners whose holy books enjoin them to take wine...
...second note, entitled "Public Interest as a Jurisdictional Requirement under Section five of the Federal Trade Commission Act," is a comment on the very recent case of the Federal Trade Commission v. Klesner, and has to do with the extent and power of the Commission to enjoin unfair methods of competition...
...Service, Inc., the first legal action of its kind in the history of New York courts. At the same time, Illinois courts were concerned with a novel phase of flying. Mrs. Gertrude B. Weingarten, mother of 6-year-old R. Paul Weingarten Jr., asked Justice Adolph Joseph Sabath to enjoin her husband (divorced) from taking their child for rides in an airplane, stressing the child's nervousness, irregular eating. Justice Sabath pondered, granted the injunction...
...lion roared legally last week; a mouse hid defiantly behind its lawyers. The Crowell Publishing Co. sued the Italian Monthly Co., Inc., seeking to enjoin them from printing across the cover of their new magazine The New American. The lion complains this title might be confused with The American Magazine, giant of 2,162,252 circulation. The mouse doubts it; seeks chiefly to stimulate Italian Americans. The new magazine is soberly manufactured; contains writings of Benedetto Croce, Margaret Widdemer...