Viscose Merger Opposed in Federal Suit
The U S government files to block the proposed FMC Corp acquisition of American Viscose Corp arguing the deal would violate the Clayton Act by lessening competition in cellophane and related packaging machinery. Both firms had announced a January plan, later abandoned after a prior suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisco
American Viscose Corp
FMC Corp
San Jose
Calif
FMC
Viscose
Stauffer Chemical Co
Monsanto Chemical Co
Justice Department
Viscose and
Stauffer
PMC Names Associate Professor Melzi at Pennsylvanial Military College
Dr Robert G Melzi native of Italy appointed associate professor of romance languages at PMC He speaks English Italian French Spanish and German Residence at 132 Bentley Ave Bala Cynwyd Melzi comes from Millersville State College where he taught Spanish and French Also announced are two faculty promotions Lt Col William Langhan Cottee promoted to dean of student personnel Dr Irvin M Gottlieb promoted to professor of chemistry and Dr John Leslie Ellis retires from business administration after long service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Robert G. Melz
Italy
Pennsylvania Military College
Melzi
PMC
Clarence R. Moll
Bently Ave
Bala’ Cynwyd
Millersville State College
Moll
William Langhan Cottee
Irvin M. Gottlieb
Philadelphia
John Leslie Ellis
Chester Road
Swarthmore
Clergyman's Wife Wins Good Neighbor Award
Mrs. Charlene Jagow of Leedom Estates was nominated by neighbor Mrs. John Buchanan for the Daily Times Good Neighbor honor. The minister's wife and mother volunteers daily, helps with family events, oversees children, and shares cooking for others, earning praise as a model neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rodgers
Daily Times
The
Charlene Jagow
Stockton Circle
Leedom Estates
John ¢ Buchanan
Buchanan
Jagow
Mrs. Buchanan
Thomas A. Curran
Richard A. Wothers
McDowell St
Theodore Ward
Springfield
Lit Brothers
Delaware County
Sears “Roebuck & Co
Dawson
Scottville
Mich
Blood
J. Morrison
Walnut Hill
Rose Tree Lane
Gate Hills
Good Neighbor
Chester
Norman H
Countians Win Honors At Penn State Commencement
Four Countians will graduate with honors and seven more will receive reserve commissions at Penn State commencement. Notables include Stephen J. Fomash of Haverdale with highest distinction and Karl W Lanks of Secane with distinction. Commissions go to Martin C. Frey Louis C. Paulin Kenneth W. Piper all of Hav erford. John W. Wortham Chester and Joseph A. Zak Brookhaven as second lieutenants in the Air Force Reserve or Navy Reserve. Henry W. Hager Clifton Heights to Marine Corps Reserve. Herbert H. Heym Gradyville Newtown Square to ensign in the Navy Reserve.
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Pennsylvania State Unversity
Stephen J. Fomash
Marple Road
Haverford
Karl_W Lanks
Franklin Ave
Sec
Ane
Maryanne M. Furia
Llanfair Road
Lindas Krumboldt
Merwood Drive
Upper Darby
Ashland Ave
Clifton Heights
Marine Corp Reserve
Herbert H. Heym
Gradyville Road
Vangollen Lane
Newtown Square
Navy Reserve
Marple Seeks Sewer Bids and Vehicle Bids
Marple Township commissioners will accept bids by 8 pm Monday for a sanitary sewer system and trunk line connections in the Crum Creek Trout Run watershed. Projects cover about 7 000 feet of laterals and 50 feet of trunk lines in two areas, with work to begin next month and finish six months later. Bids also invited for a dump truck a new tractor and a mower.
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Broomall
Crum Creek Trout Run
Marple
Richard DiPrimio
Larchmont
Boxwood Drive
St. Francsis Drive
Paxon Hollow Road
Jamestown Road
Pine ‘Tree ' Drive
MacLaine Drive
Slaverly Hill Road
Hedgerow Drive
DiPrimio
Partially Blind Boy Graduates From St. James High School
Ronald Sunavex Mina, a blind student from Upland, joins nearly 300 seniors receiving diplomas at St. James High School. He transferred in 1959 from Overbrook School for the Blind after six years at St. Lucy's Day School. Also graduating are cousins Joseph and Thomas Remaize, the latter a six year Daily Times carrier from Ridley Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Ronald Sunavex
Victor Minack
Mulberry Lane
Upland
St. James High School
Mihalek
St. James
Overbrook School For the
Fee
St. Lucy's Day School
Joseph
Thomas Remaize
Thomas
Braxton Road
Ridley Park
Daily Times
Union Sets Strike Date At Linde Oxygen Plant
Union officials say workers at Linde Company's oxygen plant will strike at 12:01 a.m. June 17 if no contract is reached. The 2-year pact with OCAW Local 318 expired May 13 and wage demands include increases and reopener terms. Negotiations with mediation have yielded little progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essington
Il, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Linde Company
Maxwell Lackey
Ocaw International
OCAW
Lackey
H Company
Pumping Ban Is Lifted In Crum Creek Reservoir Case
MEDIA COURTHOUSE A temporary injunction against Philadelphia Suburban Water Co to block discharging water through a new Crum Creek piping system was dissolved by Judge William R. Toal. The Hauser couple claimed potential damage to their 2714 acre Cedar Ve Road Marple Township property but the judge ruled they must show actual damage after the first discharge before further action.
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Udge
William R. Toal
Lowrence T
A. Gertrude M. Hauser
Cedarve Road
Marple
Hauser
Edward and
Mildred Thompson
Plea Guilty Count From Grant Jury Report
The Grant Jury reported 590 indictments processed this week with 196 pleas of guilty. Five indictments were ignored and seven were not prosecuted. The jury praised local law enforcement and child support efforts while urging improved juvenile facilities, libraries at Broadmeadows Prison, and more outdoor activities at the prison.
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Grant
Thomas A. Curran
Department of Public Assistance
Broadmeadows Prison
X Ray Unit to Visit Six Delaware County Communities
The Delaware County Tuberculosis and Health Association mobile unit will xray about 1 000 persons in six communities from Monday to Friday next week. Ten locations host public xray clinics for residents 18 and older, with eight open to all. there are also institutional surveys at Workman's Circle Home in Media and Little Flower Manor in Darby.
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Delaware County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Delaware County
Workman’s Circle
Little Flower Mann
Darby
Chambers of Commerce
County TB Association
Clifton Heights
Marple Aves
Chester
Pennsylvania
Elsinore St
Edgmont Ave
6Th St
Morton, Morton
Yale
Folsom, MacDade Blvd
Morton Ave
Fairsgrounds Home Center
Peterson St
7Th
Upper Darby
6Th
Market Sts
Middletown
Lansdowne-Yeadon
Springfield
Towing Unit Catches Fire During Lumber Car Unload
GLEN RIDDLE reports a propane fueled tow unit used to unload lumber from box cars caught fire. The incident involved the tow truck unit and prompted firefighting crews to respond. No injuries reported.
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Glen Riddle
Gun Found in Car Leads to Escort for Hall
Youth Hall faces charges after a gun was found in a car he drove while his license was suspended. Police testified the weapon was a 2 caliber revolver owned by George F. Hall Jr. The defense argued police searched without proper ID and challenged the evidence, with a judge denying suppression.
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Yea- Hall
Hon
Lenni Heights
Lima
Yeadon Ro
Jle
Hall
Thomas A. Currance
George F. Hall Jr
Jeffrey Manor Civic Assn
James Robertson
Curran
Norman Sharpe
Peti
Bradley St. Chester
Robertson
Honest dice shooters spared jail in Chester hearing
Charles Thomas and Lawrence John, both 20s, were arrested for shooting dice on a street. Magistrate Anthony H. Smith released them on $9 in costs, praising their honesty. The case touched on indigent care costs as hospital burdens and a proposed bill cited by Bell to shift funding to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Anthony H. Smith
Charles Thomas
Lawrence John
Student Put On Probation For Tire Thefts
A Wal lingford college student, H James Szemes, 20, pleaded guilty to tire and wheel thefts from station wagons in Springfield and Ridley Townships. He was fined $100 and placed on a yearlong probation after tires and wheels were recovered from his garage. he offered no reason for the thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallingford College
H James Szemes
Knoll Road
Thomas A. Curran
Springfield
Ridley
Theodore Ward
Ilegal Driver Held in Bai Bay
Chester man Albert Seay of 721 West Mary Street was held in $900 bail on a charge of driving an automobile with a revoked license. He was arrested after refusing to pay damages from a bicycle crash that damaged a parked car and struck a stone wall. Seay reported head injuries and bruises at the hearing. his condition was listed as satisfactory.
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Chester
Albert Seay
W. Mary St. Chester
Lima
Swarthmore
Seay
Riddle Hospital
Fay
Tras
Stone Wall
Willard Brown
Morgan Wyncoop Jr
St Riverview Road
Anthony
Smith
36 County Scouts to Get Medals Dueling with Camp_
Delaware County Catholic Boy Scouts will receive Ad Altare Dei medals at 3 p.m. June 15 during the 13th Valley Forge Council retreat at Camp Mulhearn on Smithbridge Road. About 500 Catholic Scouts and Explorers from Delaware and Montgomery counties attend the June 4 overnight campout and awards list includes numerous parish units and named scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Heights
Delaware County
Valley Forge Council
Delaware
Montgomery Counties
Kevin J. Farmer
Edward J. Farmer
James R. Flandreau
Hugh F. McNally
Thomas E. Dooley
Paul A. Woodford
William C. Saccamandi
John W. Jeanette
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Morton
John W. Gargiulo
John J. Hilaman
John J. McLaughlin
John W. Oxley
St. Anastasia
Newtown Square
Stephen J. Cotellese
Don
Slater
St. Francis de Sales
Boy Stabbed In Chester Hospital Treated Friday Night
Chester teen William Purnell fifteen of 27 Edward Street was treated at Chester Hospital for a stab wound to the right thigh Friday night. He told police he was stabbed by a girl.
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Chester
William Purnell
Edward St
Chester Hospital
Airl
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Marcus Hook
Mrs. Jagow
Orger
Marple Board
Dewers
Joseph Davis
W. 6Th St
Line Road
Richard Kelly
Linde
Grand Jury
Robert W. Bernhardt
Tub and Health Association
David H. Byerly Jr
Center
Media Junior Chamber of Commerce
H. Weston Tomlinson
Media Jaycee
Tecmo Real
Bell
Samuel R. Bell Jr
Crozer Hospital
Ilegal
Bai
Bay
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