Teen-Age Gang Wrecks Army Vehicles In Marple
A teen-age demolition squad damaged six jeeps and five Army trucks at an Army equipment storage compound on Eagle road near Spraul road. Damage estimated at 5000 dollars, with vehicles driven into poles and one jeep overturned. Police suspect a risky “chicken” driving spree. fence cut and no guard on site. Army investigators found the area secure before. vandals fled and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marple
Army
Eagle Road
Spraul Road
Richard Butters
Marpie
F. J. Herbert
63Rd Army Engineers Battalion
32Nd St
Lancaster Ave
Philadelphia
Jack Betson
103Rd
Notable Honorary Degrees Awarded at New York University
The piece highlights Dr Eisenhower as a prolific author and education leader, detailing his presidencies at Kansas State College, Pennsylvania State University, and Johns Hopkins. It notes his UNESCO roles and ambassadorial work, plus mentions Ruth receiving a BA. It also surveys Schwarzschild a leading astrophysicist with balloon research fame and Princeton professorship, author of Structure and Evolution of the Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Eisenhower
Kansas State College
Pennsylvania State University
Johns Hop ‘Kins
Higher Education
Assn. of
Land Grant Colleges and Universities
Unesco
United States Department of Apriculture
Ruth
Schwarzchild
Higgins
Princeton University
Osio
Harvard
Columbia Universities
Blood Donor Makes Rush Relay Trip
A 13 year old Georgetown Delaware girl with leukemia received an A negative blood transfusion in Philadelphia as police from Elwyn Pensylvania Delaware Wilmington and Philadelphia aided a relay to speed a donor from Brunswick Georgia to the city. The 500 foot balloon car carried nuclear emulsion film and was piloted to drop earthward near the state line.
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Elwyn
Pensylvania
Delaware
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Georgetown
Del
Children’s Hospital
Wilmingwy
Brunswick
Mion
Acces
F. Douglas M. Lyons
Souther
Llangollen Estates
Penny Hill Barracks
Peter Sheruda
Elfeet
Wyn Barracks
Lyons
State Line
Claymont
Texas
Diane Green
Irvin Green
Piny Grove
Bas
Glynen Naval Air Station
Office of Naval Research, Cor
National Science Foundation
Cars Claim 11 Victims Drownings 3 in State
Eleven people died in weekend traffic crashes and three drowned in Pennsylvania. A Turnpike wreck near Lancaster killed John Lazar a 28 year old sailor and Angie Matten 29 of Reading when misjudged lanes caused a pileup. Two drowning victims were John Stehoda 40 and his son Allen 5 of Blakely. a third, James E McCale 29 of Philadelphia, drowned in Neshaminy Creek. Two children among the victims Kevin Walk er 6 of Erie and 16 month old Mary Ann Anderson of Pleasantville died in separate incidents. Coroner Halverson ruled Mary Ann’s death accidental after a backover by a moving car driven by a boy near Sumner.
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Pennsylvania ‘Turnpike
Lancaster - Reading
John Lazar
Warwick
Angie Matten
Reading
Lazar
Allen
Blakely
Scranton
James E. McCale
Philadelphia
Neishaminy Creek
Hulmeville
iBucks
Kevin Walkers
Erie
Presque Isle ‘State Park
Mary Ann Anderson
Pleasantvilla
Harday
Robert Halverson
Summerset County
Mary Ann
Thomas Baw Iser
Hallverson
Admiral Challenges Graduates at Pennsylvania Military College
Vice Admiral Robert B. Pirie challenged Pennsylvanian graduates to engage in world affairs and self-improvement. He urged thorough job mastery, global awareness, and strengthening religious convictions to counter threats from imperialist communism and atheism while stressing active interest in current problems at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Robert B. Pirie
Pennsylvania Military College
Life Formula from Imans Life Longevity Plan
New York article details Myrick a 62 year old life insurance veteran who claims a longevity formula. He emphasizes eight hours sleep, a 7 a.m. rise, 45 minutes daily exercise, stretching, and two pound dumbbells. He quit smoking in 1924, avoids alcohol before noon, limits martinis, rarely snacks, watches diet, and plays tennis an hour several times weekly.
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New York
Myrick
Chester Man Denies Charge in Morals Probe
Sargel Johnson, 60, of 200 black Tilghman Street, Chester, was arrested after a morals complaint involving a 7 year old girl. He was held for court in 32900 bail after a police court hearing, where he denied the charge.
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Chester
Mail
Sargel Johnson
Tilghman Street
Bolivia's Paz Estenssora Wins Tight Bolivian Vote
Paz Estenssora of the MNR led Bolivia to a landslide showing in a race defined by late protests and fraud claims. The veteran pro American party drew from miners and indigenous voters, beating rivals Guevara Arte and Gutierrez as 1.2 million registered voters cast ballots under security forces with 10,500 guards.
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UA Paz
Bolivia
Victorjlivian Socialist Falange
Fsb
Paz Estenssoro
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
MNR
Walter Guevara Arte
Iis
Authentic Nationalist Reveer Movement
AMNR
Mario Gutierrez
Paz Estenssora
Juan Lechin
Paz Estenssara
Guevara Arte
Guerrez
Revolutionary Workers’ Party
Hernan Siles Zuazo
Seiz
S. Paz
Roadblock checkpoints net countywide police efficiency praise
A countywide roadblock operation with 124 police at 22 checkpoints halted a speeding car fleeing a trooper on Baltimore pike. Two Philadelphia youths were arrested and fined for rock tossing and littering. arrests for motor code violations across Marcus Hook and Marple. Authorities credited device planning and minimal delays, saying the blockade curbed robberies with no major holdups since August.
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Comstock
Salimore Pike
Route 202
Henry Lorenz
Baltimore Pike
Philadelphia
John A. Rickert
S. 46Th Street
Arnold Bogdnoff
Leidy Avenue
Justice of the Peace Thomas Wheat
Concord
Pickett
Tess Drivng
Bogdnoff
Broadmeadows
Brookhaven
Radnor
Marcus Hook
Marple Nai]lice
Albert 3Atfren
Delaware County Police Chiefs’ Asso
Mig
Jacques Fox
Fox
Alice
Archmere Founder Michael J. McKeough Dies at 68
The Rev. Michael J. McKeough O Praem founder and first headmaster of Archmere Academy died Sunday at St. Vincent's Hospital in Green Bay Wisconsin at age 68. A Green Bay native ordained in 1917 he led Archmere from 1932 and later headed Southeast Catholic High School in Philadelphia. He served as dean at St. Norbert College DePere and wrote on education. He is survived by four sisters and four brothers. A solemn requiem mass will be sung Wednesday at St Norbert's Seminary.
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Norbertine Order
Ine
St. Norbert College
DePere
Wis
Green Bay
Pennsylvania American Legion
Catholic University of America
Catholic Sisters College
Catholic Educational Review
St. Norbert's Seminary
GOP Drives For Recess In Assembly
Republican leaders in Harrisburg push another legislative recess in a presidential year while Democrats seek a final adjournment. A probe into Philadelphia vote irregularities is proposed to precede a fall report to lawmakers. Taylor supports ending the recess for the probe, Alpern calls delays unwarranted. House debate looms as impeachment calls surface amid Philadelphia politics.
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Harrisburg
Senate
Philadelphia
Robert Fleming Rallegheny
al Harvey ‘Taylor
Flemms
Taylor
Dauphin County
Atty
Anne X. Alpern
Justice Department
Vetor Blane
House
John R. Stewart
Rphila
Blanc
Real Estate Transfers in Media Courthouse Listings
A long list of Darby, New Ardmore, Newtown and Nether Providence transfers shows multiple buyers and sellers including Harbert J. Keating and Catherine Rush. Amounts range from $1,000 to $75,000 with properties on Stevens Court, Wrights Avenue, Meadowhurst and other streets.
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Darby Tomrnshis
Surrer Lane
Lave Harbert J. Keating
Wile
Marple
S$ New Ardmore Ave
Callingdale
Wayne Ave
Mac- Paul
Milbourne
Stevens Ct
Harding Newtown
Summit Rd
Malo’ Sc
Enterprises, Inc
Daniel A. del
Wiliam E. Gorman, Jr
Buoro
William H. Carnwath
Darby
Wrights “Ave
Raphael Pantile
Ind
Eltron Ste Joha
Newtown
Locth St
Tengis Ave
Ashley Ra
Gerard Wilam G Keers
Ronald
McKeen
Lois Ann
Alf
Worlfel
Prosotek
Middleton
Rose Tree Union School
Nether Providence
Maine
Wran-Farl R
Thenmeadow
Richard
Concord
Rashall
Spring Valley
Edward J. Gavin
James F Gierim
Misholas Kowal
Obituaries of Gartside Barnett and others in Chester area
Charles H Gartside 67 died after a 15 year illness at Sacred Heart Hospital Chester. Retired GE worker, survived by wife Alice and three sons. Barnett 58 a New Jersey native living in Chester since 1925 died after a long painter career. Survived by wife Mary Leach two daughters and four sisters. Minnie Morgan 77 of Chester, longtime domestic, survived by husband William and children, services at St. John’s Church. Henry B Miller 42 of Wallingford, auto dealer sales manager, died after brief illness. survived by parents a daughter two sons and sister. Anna Mae Hutton 47 of Booth’s Corner died at Crozer Hospital. organist, Eastern Star member, survived by husband, father, stepmother daughter granddaughter. Burial and viewing details listed for several.
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Charles H. Gartside
William J. ‘Barnett
Meadow Lane
Buckman
Morton'Ave
Chester
Chester Company
Sacred Heart Hospital
Gartside
General Electric Co
Resurrection Church of
Amos
Twin Oaks
Arthur
B. F. White Funeral Home
3Rd
Norris Sts
Weadnachau At & A We
Barnett
New Jersey
Jim Chester
Renelli
Aacro Club
Minnie Morgan
Walnut St
Walter Morgan
Farmington
Del
Delaware County
Morgan
St. John's A.U.M.P. Church of
Susan Shand Temple
Who's Who Club
Pauline Dobson
Virginia Morgan
William
Robert
Clara Waters
Greenwood, del
Maggie
Linda
Salem
N. J
St. John’s Church
37Th
Walnut Sts
Greenlawn Cemetery
Henry B. Miller
S. Providence Rd
Wallingford
Videon Auto Agency
Newtown Square
Crozer Hospital
John Scott
Bertha Battin Miller
Nancy Koch Miller
Henry Battin Miler Jr
John Scott Miller
Philadelphia
Arthur M. Pickard
Famiry
Anna Mae Hutton
Harry
Hutton
Nuamais Creek Road
Boath’s Coner
Boothwyn
Boath's Corner
Albert, Boudwyn
Mary Alice Boudwin
Trainer Methodist Church
Penn Chapter 16
Order of Eastern Star
Scout
Booth's Corner
Alis
Nancy Boudwin
Wilmington
Mary Alies Rodgers
Booth’s Corner
William 5
22Nd St
Penn Chapter
OFS
Lawn Craft Cemetery
Linwood
Santarella Dostiglio
Frank Dostiglia
W. 2Nd St
Santarella DiOstiglio
Italy
Society of St. Gabriel
Victor Dastiglia
Dostellia
Fel
Anthony Dostiglio
Dostelia
Sabatino Dostiglio
Chester Flazay
Terano
Abruzzi
Haly
Naérelli Funeral Home
Providence Ave
St. Anthons’s Church
Funeral
Immaculate Heart Cemetery
Clora A. Scott
Jesse A. Scott
Parker
Stanton
Ruth Vollmer
Doris. Bateman
Alice Stewart
Baltimore
Notable Deaths Across Cities Reflect War Effort Echoes
William S. Jack 71 of Rancho Santa Fe former Cleveland industrialist died Saturday. As head of Jack & Heintz Co he promoted catfee breaks free meals and medical care to boost production. The plant posted one of the nation’s highest wartime outputs. Margaret Lindsay Williams painter for Britain’s royal family died Saturday in her 70s. Benjamin F. Lindheimer 70 ex executive director of Arlington Park and Washington Park race tracks in Chicago died Sunday after a heart attack. He was involved in real estate and race track ventures and owned stock in the Los Angeles Dons. Newspapers report wartime investments reaching 130 million in 1957 with more in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rancho Santa FE
Calif
Iap
William S
Bill) Jack
Cleveland
Jack & Heintz Co
Jack
London
Margaret
Lindsay Williams
Britain
Beverly Hills
Benjamin F. Lindheimer
Ariington Park
Washington Park
Chicago
Lindheimer
Iet
Los Angeles Dons
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U.S
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
U.S.A
Delaware County Daily Times
Luy
Admiral Challenges
Robert Mann
Mahwah
N.J
Mabel de Groat
Bergen County
Guy W. Calissi
Riffe
James Mann
Hugo Gonzalez- Moscosco
Trotskyite
Communist Revolutionary Workers Party
Archmere
Iey
Congress
MNE
A.J. White
Curtrell
Atvociate
George J White
Helen M. White
George White
All Faiths
Madison
Chester, PA
Stonewoues
Resurrection Church
Messmer
Frank Cellini
9Th St
Thomas E. Rairdon Jocotad
Third & Norris Streets
Mary E. Carr
Orie
Minshall Funeral Home
Melvin I. Minshall
Kerlin
Ray F. Imschweiler
Ray F. Imschweiler and
George H. Brower
Edgmont Avenue
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