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...Moreover, the industry was in the midst of new expansions which by the end of 1952 would raise capacity to 105 million tons. Example: last week U.S. Steel Corp. announced plans to add 1,660,000 tons of capacity to its existing facilities and build a new mill near Trenton, N.J. which will add 700,000 tons more, a total boost of 2,360,000 tons...
Undismayed, the trustbusters wound up to swing the sledge on General Electric Co. A year ago G.E. was found guilty of monopolizing the manufacture of incandescent lamps through control of patents and price fixing. Last week, Federal Judge Phillip Forman, at Trenton, N.J., was considering the Government's demand for a drastic penalty. Though G.E.'s share of U.S. lamp production has declined from 82% in 1912 to 58% at present, the Government asked that...
...Blushing Trenton...
...closest city is Trenton, considered by Princetonians as the poor man's Scollay Square. Last year the Nassau Sovereign described Trenton as "a fair rose, a blushing maiden," with its tongue so far in its cheek that it almost choked. Students who go there are viewed as morally depraved, even if just for the movies...
...Which includes New Orleans' Maison Blanche, Memphis' B. Lowenstein & Bros., Birmingham's Loveman, Joseph & Loeb, Louisville's Kaufman-Straus, Miami's Richard Store, Philadelphia's Lit Bros., Trenton's Swern's Store, Hartford's Wise, Smith's, Boston's R. H. White, and the Oppenheim, Collins & Co. chain with branches in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Buffalo, White Plains and Garden City, N.Y., East Orange and Morristown, N.J., and Philadelphia...