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...antitrust indictment against him) that he stamped out of the room, saying "I refuse to be called un-American ! " But no voice was raised against the bill which these doings were designed to promote. S. 2303, sponsored by Senators Bone (Chairman of the Patents Commit tee), O'Mahoney and La Follette, gives the President power to grab any patent needed for war or national defense, to license it to anyone he cares to for as long as he deems necessary, for payment of a "reasonable royalty fee." One section of S. 2303 looked to nervous anti-New Deal...
...study of patents and monopoly. In their hundreds of pages of testimony and analysis, the cartel menace with which Arnold now salts his case was barely mentioned. But the patent system's dangerous "corrosion" of competition at home was made very real indeed. TNEC Chairman Joe O'Mahoney already has an other bill in the hopper to overhaul the U.S. patent laws. Chief proposed changes: 1) a much-mooted provision now almost standard in foreign patent laws, that the owner of a patent must license all comers who offer a reasonable royalty; 2) compulsory supervision by the Justice...
Parker. In North Tonawanda, N.Y., Conductor Maurice J. Mahoney was fined $10 for parking overtime. He left a freight train on a crossing for half an hour...
...Hopes. This week few Congressmen had had time to assay all the shimmering facets of Ickes' vast, visionary nugget. But to at least one of them it seemed just fine. Joe O'Mahoney has shouted for years for the development of the West, expense be damned. To him it means not merely more economic independence for the U.S., but industrialization for Wyoming and environs. Ickes threw in another shiner that appealed to monopoly-hating Joe: he suggested that all patents and processes affecting scarce metals, whether U.S.-owned or not, be made available to the Bureau of Mines...
...Mahoney is chairman of a Senate subcommittee studying Western resources. Ickes' timely proposal will be put in the form of a bill for the Public Lands Committee to chew over. "I have definite hopes that we are getting somewhere now," said Joe O'Mahoney...