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011.013.045 - Documents
A 130 page legal document from the United Shoe Machinery Corporation from the civil legal court case from September 5, 1950 in the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. The court case, docket number 24-13 is the United States of America v. Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., et al.,. The plaintiff is the United States of America and the defendants are Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., Imperial Chemical Indus...
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011.013.046 - Memorandum
A two page type-written memorandum from the United Shoe Machinery Corporation from Robert Gibson to N.B. Todd and J.W. Coolidge from October 10, 1950 regarding Anti-Trust complaints. The memorandum states: "Your attention is invited to U.S. v. Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd., et al., Civil Action 24-13 (Complaint filed S.D.N.Y. 6 Jan. 1944). A copy of the complaint is attached. I have not yet examined the file in this litigation because of...
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011.013.047 - Memorandum
A type written one page memorandum from the United Shoe Machinery Corporation from Robert Gibson to J.W. Coolidge regarding Germany from July 21, 1950. The memorandum states: "One point still confounds Mr. Stone and me. As explained in Mr. Stone's memorandum of 19 July, it is not clear why the monthly forgiveness of 100 marks does not constitute taxable income to Mr. Zinn. The answer to this may be in the German review with Mr. Engel. An ex...
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011.013.237 - Memorandum
A memorandum to Claud Bennion from Henry Cooke in London. He is sending a draft form of a license for the Littleway Process Company who wish to manufacture boots in accordance of the new method of shoe making. Bennion is not sure which patents should be included in the license. He understands from Mr. Mellerio that there is a dispute between the Littleway Process Company and Mr. Reed which may affect the clearing of the title of the patents ta...
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