Area ICG Head to Move to Portland in ICC Transfer
Joseph W. Balin, Syracuse area district supervisor of the ICC Division of Motor Carriers, transfers to Portland Maine to oversee more than 50 carriers statewide. N Thomas Harris of Fultonville takes over Balin’s Syracuse duties, directing 14 counties and 500 carriers. Harris, a World War II Air Force veteran and University of Nebraska graduate, previously led M L Harris Transportation Co. and serves his first government post. Balin departs December 16 after a 27 year motor carrier career and earlier ICC Worcester assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Balin
Syracuse Area
Interstate Commerce Commission
Division of Motor Carriers
Portland
Federal Building
N. Thomas Harris
Fultonville
Balin
Syracuse
Maine
McCarthy Freight
Taunton
Mass
Harris
M. L. Harris Transportation Co
University of Nebraska
Jane
William
Office of Defense Transportation
Colonial Warehouse & Distributing Co., Inc
Rutland
ICC
Worcester
Cantor Dismisses $6,000 City Suits
Municipal Court Judge Jesse E. Cantor dismissed suits against the city totaling $6,000 for lack of sufficient evidence. Plaintiffs Mr. and Mrs. Casmer alleged carbon monoxide fumes from a city employee’s car in the Municipal Garage, but the judge ruled the city could not be held liable for unforeseeable negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse E. Cantor
Casmer
Juranski
E. Water St
Cantor
S U Plans Social Study Expansion
Syracuse University outlines a plan to expand social work education funded by a 143000 dollar Rosamund Gifford grant. The program starts July 1 1956 with full accreditation expected January 1 1957, adding three faculty and scholarships totaling 10000 dollars yearly for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York
Social Workers
Community Service Agency
Howard B. Gundy
School of Social Work
Syracuse University
Corinthian Club
Rosamund Gifford Charitable Corp
Gundy
Council of Social Work Education
University of Buffalo
Buffalo University School of Social Work
Gifford
Mae Schoone
Warners Cct
Mabeles
Maple Rd
Baldwinsville
Tommy Hopes for Toy Dump Truck
A four year old foster child named Tommy, who lost his mother 18 months ago, longs for a real toy dump truck this Christmas. He watches construction near his temporary home and now builds roads on the living room floor with a box and string. Information to help is provided for the Christmas Bureau and Marine Corps Reserve couriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
Onondaga County
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve
Hancock Field
Tommy
Santa Claus
Christmas Bureau
The
Volunteer Center, Inc
Red Feather
Marine Corps Reserve Headquarters
Advent Message From Howlett Hill United Presbyterian Church
Pastor Kauffman delivers an Advent message printed in the Herald Journal as part of a Syracuse Onondaga County Churches collaboration. The sermon reflects on Isaiah 9 6 and the gifted Christ Child with emphasis on gifts from God and the spread of His kingdom through gratitude and sharing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howlett Hill United Presbyterian Church
Herald-Journal
Syracuse
Onondaga
Kauffman
John Hancock Co Gets Mortgages On Village Property
Four mortgages on Grant Village residential development property were assigned to John Hancock Life Insurance Co by Bowery Savings Bank. The parcels totaling 3 273 338 dollars were recorded in the county clerk's office in 1949 and 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Village
John Hancock Life Insurance Co
John Hancock
Bowery Savings Bank
New York City
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Massena
Ontario
Canada
Utica
Rochester
LaSalle ‘Traffic School
Chicago
Marie
Coats
George Block
South Warren
Advent
Donald T. Kauffman
County Council of Churches
Isaiah
Wonderful
John Hancock Co
Siegelman’s Liquor Store
N. Salina Si
Willow
Siegelman
Jelttan’s
Ameritar Port
Biogelrmanis Sien Ey
Pravete
Sher
New York State
Siegelman's
Siegelman’s
Kentucky
Bond
Sagenkahn
Sagenkahn’s
Sagetkaht
S. Warren
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