Word: agente
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...picketing 277 Park Avenue, an apartment building owned by the New York Central. The placard said: "Central is unfair to tenants." Phillips tracked down the sandwich man's employer, says Young, and found Bresnick, who was vexed with Young because he had been turned down as renting agent for 277 Park. Phillips says this is romantic nonsense, insists that Bresnick is an old friend...
Situated between Dunster and Leverett Houses, the area is bounded by Cowperthwaite, DeWolfe, and Grant Streets. "This is the logical place for Harvard's future expansion," Shepherd Brown '50, agent for the University's property managers, Hunnemann & Co., said last night...
...resident there, Mrs. William Hughes, reported that she was approached early last spring by a Hunneman agent. She quoted him as saying that "Harvard is in no rush, but if you're interested in selling we'd like to buy. In time we'll own all this section...
...this time, her special agent was Bernard Berenson, the precocious art critic who had hobnobbed with his professors as a Harvard undergraduate. Mrs. Jack lent him money to study in Europe after he graduated, an investment which paid off in opportunities to buy great paintings she could not without his aid. Through him, she bought Titian's "Rape of Europa," called by many critics the most important picture in America...
Open Season. In Norton, Kans., after he had bagged his limit of three pheasants on a hunting trip, Purchasing Agent James Modie. 44, turned to go back to his car, was struck a stunning blow behind the right ear, came to 15 minutes later to discover that he had been dropped by a 3½-lb. cock pheasant, which broke its neck on impact...