Partnership Dissolution Suit Filed
James Walker of Baldwinsville sues Harold R. Hill of Hamilton in Supreme Court seeking dissolution of an alleged partnership and asset division. Walker claims an oral agreement to obtain a Public Service Commission permit for hauling freight between Syracuse and Philadelphia and to promote the venture. Hill to provide three trailers and pay 30 cents per hundredweight with Walker earning 70 dollars weekly. Hill counters that Walker was an employee. The partnership began fall 1946 and ended April. Walker seeks injunction and receiver pending dissolution. Hill’s examination stayed until Feb 2 on appeal.
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James. Walker
Baldwinsville
Supreme Court
Harold R. Hill
Hamilton
Walker
Public Service Commission
Syracuse
New York
Philadelphia
Hill
Plaintiff
D. Page Morehouse, Jr
Charles Andrews
Morell K. Brewster
Frank P
E. Tefft Barker
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Mawhinney
Venizelos to Visit United States as Greek Crisis Emissary
Former Greek premier Sophocles Venizelos prepared to depart for the United States as an official emissary to discuss the Greek situation with Washington authorities.
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Sophocles Venizelos
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Indians Protest State Courts Use In Law Problems
Six Nations of the Iroquois rejected state court jurisdiction in civil and criminal matters on reservations. About 100 delegates denounced Congressional action to vest such power, while William B. Benge noted Congress sees a lack of law and order on reservations. They urged proof of tribal court systems and police before protesting. They also opposed replacing treaty cloth distributions with a fixed annual cash payment.
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Canandaigua
Toy Balloon Strangles Baby in Arkansas City
A red toy balloon caused the death of 7 month old Ronald Lee Derington in Arkansas City. Coroner Joe Morris said the infant strangled when the balloon lodged in the windpipe. The mother said she did not know the child had put it in his mouth. The father is with the U.S. Army occupation forces in Germany.
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Joe Morris
Ronald Lee Derington
Robert Derington
Germany
Drivers in Fatality Claim Own Son Tragedy Hits Family
In Webbers Falls Oklahoma a farmer James B Sheffield loses his two year old son Robert Lewis when the child darted into a ditch and ran in front of a car driven by Dr Lyttle M Thomas. The incident follows a 16 day earlier death of a nine year old girl struck by a pickup near a school bus.
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Falls
Okla
James
Sheffield
Webbers Falls
Robert
Palace residence of American air force destroyed by fire
Istanbul report notes Yeshiskoy palace residence of American air force personnel, damaged by fire in the war’s later days. Several people escaped by leaping from windows as flames swept the building.
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Istanbul
Yeshiskoy
Air Force
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