Evening Division at PMC Reaches Graduation Milestone
Pennsylvania Military College marks a major milestone as its Evening Division, started seven years ago to serve local residents, graduates its first bachelor degree recipients seven in business administration and two in engineering and awards associate degrees to 11 candidates. The program, once novel for coed participation led by Helen Ann Ippoliti, has grown from 90 initial students to 750 this past semester, reflecting rising demand for night study and continued progress in education.
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Pennsylvania Military College
PMC
Dean B. Arnold
Chester High School
Helen Ann Ippoliti
Ippoliti
Letters to the Editor criticize rock music and world hunger ethics
A Chester reader debates Bill Haley and rock n roll praising parental guidance while denouncing lyrics as harmful. The letter urges healthier youth culture and notes parental responsibility. A second writer laments famine tied to grain exports and criticizes American policy, calling for moral clarity and aid. A Chester Hospital official supports May Market publicity and condemns critics of Operation Abolition as biased.
Kelley Family Expresses Gratitude After Emergency
Constance Kelley thanks State Police Barracks Elwyn Boy Scout troops of Middletown Glen Riddle and Green Ridge plus Mrs Rose Chernokal of Aston and Chester radio stations for their aid. She says their combined help brought a near tragedy to a happy conclusion on behalf of her mother Alice Leary.
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Elwyn
Boy Scout
Middletown
Glen Riddle
Green Ridge
Chris Haynes
Rose Chernokal
Aston Two
Chester
Alice Leary
Constance Kelley
Cook Road
Bortondale
Swarthmore College Honors Sumner Oliver and Daughter Ann Oliver
Sumner Oliver formerly of Chester and now in Sacramento receives an electrical engineering degree at Swarthmore, sharing the moment with his daughter Ann Tanguy Oliver who earns a history BA. Oliver, a 1924 Swarthmore graduate, is a consulting engineer. Ruth Tanguy, his wife, is a 1923 Swarthmore alumna and former Chester High School teacher.
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Sumner Oliver
Chester
Sacramento
Cal
Ann Tanguy Oliver
Swarthmore College
Swarthmore
Edmund J. Oliver
Oliver
Chester High School
California
Ruth Tanguy
Veterans and delegates plan at Alfred Stevenson Post meeting
An all veterans meeting at Alfred Stevenson Post No 19 Ameri can Legion 227 W Seventh St will discuss tonight at 934. A representative will explain distribution and cashing of Bonus Bonds to be delivered Monday. Election of delegates to the State Convention in Johnstown Pa Aug 20 21 22 will be held Horace W Daft post commander will preside. A storm struck Pure Oil Marcus Hook tank causing a tank explosion and oil fire lasting hours but with less than two feet of oil in the tank.
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American Legion
Seventh St
Johnstown
Horace W. Daft
Uiis City
Pure Oil Company
Marcus
Communist Party to disband under court rulings
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reports to Attorney General Kennedy that the Communist Party of America plans to wind down as a party but debates future form. Some want a new label or underground activity. Gus Hall favors continuing under a new banner while opposing going underground. CP leaders nationwide will meet in New York next month to decide, ahead of hearings by HUAC and the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. Officials warn officers and members must register with the Justice Department and file annual financial reports under orders tied to Moscow, with penalties including jail and fines.
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Communist Party of America
Supreme Court
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Kennedy
Gus Hall
Kremlin
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New York
Mail
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
New CP
House Un-American Activities Committee
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Justice Department
Toals of
Moscow
At Last to Kiss Amanda by Frank Norris review
Miles A Smith notes McGraw Hill edition priced at 4.95. The narrator follows Jackson Candless who leaves his father’s soft drinks business, builds wealth in tractors, and returns to run the empire. Betrayals emerge around Howell’s death and a later lie involving Candless and Howell, concluding with praise for the fiction’s entertaining writing.
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Frank Norris
McGraw-Hill
Jackson Candless
Contol
Copey Copeman
Brute Miller
George Young
Lamar Howell
Howell
Candless
Subversive Fears Rise as Government Acts Tighten Controls
FBI chief Hoover and Attorney General Kennedy press urgent legal steps to curb Communist activity after Vienna talks with Khrushchev. Discoveries include CP youth director Daniel Rubin urging campus demonstrations for Castro. A Russian ship carrying Soviet farmers heads to Havana for a year, with 500 Cubans to study farming returning. Castro reportedly plans a visit to Red China and North Vietnam. The Supreme Court upholds the Subversive Activities Control Act, bans passports for Communists, and requires labeling of Communist literature and broadcasts.
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FBI
Hoover
Justice Department
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Nikita Khrushchev
Vienna
Communist Party
U.S
Kremlin
Daniel Rubin
Fidel Castro
Freedom Riders
Havana
Cuba
Russia
Iron Curtain
Castro
Red China
North Vietnam
Delco Roundtable opens with arts writers' notes
The Delaware County Daily Times launches Delco Roundtable with editor's note by DOT FLOOD Special Times Correspondent. Daily feature gathers local arts, dance, music and stage discussions from guest writers beginning this week.
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Delaware County Daily Times
Delco
Special Times
Seltzer Leads Penn Center Gallery Focus in Delaware County
Delaware County artist Gretchen Seltzer heads the Penn Center Art Gallery in Philadelphia sharing a profile of her background from Rose Valley to Hilltop Road. The piece notes her education at the Brooklyn Museum School and University of Colorado, time abroad in Spain Italy and Ibiza, plus her painting style between impressionism and expressionism and advocacy for young artists to show work through cooperative galleries.
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Delaware County
Rose Valley
Gretchen Seltzer
Hilltop Road
Philadelphia
Penn Center
Ranstead Street
17Th
18Th
Morris Berd
Middletown
Albert Serwaiz
Newtown Square
Anthony Martino
John McCoy
Birmingham
Miss Seltzer
University of Colorado
Brooklyn Museum School
Spain
Ibiza
Italy
Rome
Venice
Graduated Income Tax vs Forced Labor Debate
The writer argues the graduated income tax resembles compulsory labor, likening tax collection to conscription. He cites a hypothetical federal work camp and warns that government demand for labor echoes loss of freedom. He questions the legitimacy of taxation as benevolent public service and highlights strong opposition to centralized control.
Prosperous Era Won't Trigger New Inflation, Expert Says
The writer argues the current upturn in business and prices does not constitute a burst of inflation. He cites ample materials, no broad wage push, and active monetary policy as controls, noting no deficit scare or dependence on rapid money growth. He warns against fearmongering and urges cautious optimism.
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Federal Reserve
Reserve Board
Martin
Reserve System
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