16 Jan 1952
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1952
Page
1
Brien in Florida CORP RAYMO son of Mr and Mrs Brien of 213 Mar been assigned to Elgin air Base Fla Corp Brien a graduate of Vocational High School and the Central City Business Institute also received clerk typist training at Acme Technica School at the-Cerm Brien Chillicothe Business College in Missouri
Robert E Hutt son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hutt of Rd 2 has been promoted to sergeant while serving with a tank company of the First Marine. Hutt has been in Keren since May 1954.
Gunner George D. Greene SR USN is joined in London by wife and daughters Chersi and Caariotte. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Greene of 304 Turtle Street. Greene extends as a member of Admiral Walter F. Boone’s unit in Eastern Air forces. His wife, formerly Mrs. Edward T. Brat, will stay in England for about two years.
Syracuse area families learn of Air Force assignments as brothers Ronald G. Lifer and Richard Carey head to bases in Chanute and Otis. Nursing volunteer Capt Carey in Korea, and John W. Martin of Camp Edwards advances to sergeant before a home furlough. Also noted is PEC Joseph Malara and Ronald J. Laroway promotion while serving with the Air Force.
Averell Harriman will explain to the House Foreign Affairs Committee his work as the President's No. 2 official. The appearance highlights ongoing MSA duties and U S foreign policy involvement.
Harriman said yesterday the Mutual Security Agency will push an expanded economy in Europe to back rearmament goals tied to the North Atlantic Pact. The committee pressed for a full description of the MSA and its overlap with ECA and State, while reports note British forces repelled guerrilla attacks near Tel ebKebir as Egypt concerns surface.
James Reston of the New York Times praised U S intervention in Korea as a noble decision. Speaking in Buffalo under the Buffalo Council on World Affairs he argued that Korea deterred wider aggression and cited about 100,000 American casualties as well spent. The speech linked collective security to early actions against aggression.
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