Harriman Sails for Pact Task on North Atlantic Mission
Dr. John W. Harriman, former Syracuse University dean, sails from New York aboard the Queen Elizabeth on November 23 to work with the American embassy on North Atlantic Pact issues. His wife plans to join him December 18 from New York. Harriman, a Brown and Harvard graduate, recently resigned his deanship and serves as special assistant to presidential adviser W. Averell Harriman. He is also named to the Korean Division of the Economic Control Administration in Washington.
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John W. Harriman
College of Business Administration
Syracuse University
New York
Baldwinsville Man Held On 1947 Charge
Earl G Sweeting 83 of Baldwinsville returned to face abandonment charges after disappearing in 1947 leaving a wife and seven children. Deputy Sheriff John P Joy located Sweeting in Junction City Kansas where he was a civilian employee at Fort Riley.
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Earl. G. ‘Sweeting
Baldwinsville
John "P. Joy
Sweeting
Junction ‘City
Kan. S
Army
Fort Riley
Attica: Contractor Sentenced in $1000 Theft Case
Angelo Trisiatis 53, located in Kansas City after four years, pleaded guilty to grand larceny first degree for stealing $1000 from John Rinaldo during Westvale home construction. Sentenced to two and a half to five years in Attica State Prison by County Judge Lea W. Breed. He had changed his name to Tracy, claiming it sounded more American.
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Attica
Lea W. Breed
Angelo
Trisiatis
Kansas City
de Leree
John Rinaldo
Rinaldo
Hemes
Westvale
Trifiatis
Tracy
Judge Breed
Jesse E. Cantor
Syracuse
Low Bids Revealed On County Micro-Filming Equipment
The Ball and McChesney Company of Syracuse was the low bidder for county clerk microfilming gear. Bids opened in the purchasing agent Robert W. Sollinger's office showed prices for a micro-film camera at 4488.73 recorder 688.73 light box and splicer assembly 200 and filing cabinet with lock 1664. Hendricks Company bid on two items offering camera at 4505 and light box and splicer at 683.75, tying for low on that item.
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Ball & McChesney Company
Syracuse
Robert W. Sollinger
Sollinger
Hall &. McChesney
Francis Hendricks Company
Hat Bar Relocates to Fourth Floor After Christmas
Beloved Beret Harbor announces the hat bar has moved to the fourth floor and will operate there through the period after Christmas. Patrons are advised to visit the new location for selections and service.
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Dr. Harriman
Pact
B’ville
Beret
Harbor
Anc
Elizabeth Arden
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