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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1961

Page

4

Transfer Talks Raise Questions At Upland Board

Ed dystone School Board President William R. Armstrong denied attending any Upland board meeting but said he had multiple telephone talks with Upland members about allowing Upland students to attend Eddystone High. The issue was raised by a Upland citizens committee amid conflicting letters and May meetings.

Eddystone William R. Armstrong Eddystone School Board Upland School Board Upland Eddystone High Armstrong Upland Board Daily Times Chester High Fdldystone Upland Supervising Warren L. Whittaker Tinue Adkinson Whitaker William X. Smith St. Luke's Episcopal Church George Ewing Dom Marion

Citizens group seeks time on transfer case over Chester vs Eddystone

Edward S. Lawhorne acting as counsel for the citizens committee asks a week to study a civil action against the local school board over sending 10th and 11th grade pupils to Chester High next year. Delegation, parent petitions with 1499 signatures, and school board vote 4-1 to approve the contract are noted. About 27 of 111 pupils already shifted to Chester High.

Upland Edward S. Lawhorne Citizens Committee Chester Eddystone John T. Adkinson Citizens Group Robert Baxter Jr Earl Owens Lawhorne Paul R. Sand Eddystone ‘ School Eddystone High School Chester High School Chester School Wilmer H. Fryer Eddystone School Adkinson

Kennedy to propose broad unemployment overhaul to Congress

President Kennedy plans a comprehensive reform of unemployment compensation with higher benefits and employer payroll taxes. The plan links to retraining programs costing about $200 million annually and aims to standardize benefits beyond state variations amid automation impacts.

Washington Kennedy Congress White House Dwight D. Eisenhower

NAACP Opposes Upland Student Transfers in Chester

Chester NAACP leader Louis K. Brown denounces sending Upland ninth graders to Pulaski Junior High and by passing Douglass Junior High. He threatens pickets and possible legal action, urging boundary redrawing to ease Douglass overcrowding and to keep Upland students in Douglass.

Louis K. Brown Pulaski West End Brown Upland all-Neeto Douglass NAACP Puilaski Chester High School Eddystone High School Uplands Douglass

Media Optimist Club install honors local police chief

William J. Hampton Jr. of Upper Providence Police Chief was installed Monday night as president of the Media Optimist Club at the Towne House. Clifford Marcus Henry Woolruff Edward B. Bean and Earl E. Leight named officers.

William J. Hampton Jr Upper Providence Media Optimist Club Towne House Inchicles Clifford Marcus Henry Woolruff Edward B. Bean Earl E. Leight

Strike Threat Hangs Over Ship Industry in Delaware County

The National Maritime Union threatens a strike that could halt ship operations in Delaware County. NMU local rep Stephen Bostwick says a midnight Thursday action is highly likely, affecting Sinclair Refining Co. with 11 ships and 23 to 28 NMU members aboard each vessel. Sun Oil Co. would be spared due to a company union. Union demands include a 30-hour week, higher wages, and expanded subsistence and lodging allowances. Negotiations with passenger, freighter, and tanker operators stalled in New York, with talks recessed until a positive response on equality of treatment and time off.

National Maritime Union Delaware County Stephen Bostwick NMU Market St. Marcus Hook Sinclair Refining Co John Martin Sinclair's Sun Oil Co Bastick Bostick Delaances Ware New York

School board fills posts and retires staff in district shifts

Ronald G Rainey named guidance counselor and head basketball coach at the high school with a 5000 teaching salary plus 800 for coaching. Jayme McLaughlin named assistant coach. Board votes split on Raymond Brandt’s industrial education post, with 6-3 final after a reversal. Three veteran teachers retire Nettie Black Howard Sutton and Ruth Hargreaves. Several resignations follow including C William Armstrong Kathryn Bennett Alberta Lamphear Elaine Dorian Mildred Gund and Edmund Dawes. New English supervisor Anna Wiggins and new librarians Faye Howe and Morris OA appointed. Instructors added for industrial retraining program Joseph Dougherty Marshall Miles Jr and George Moore.

Pennsylvania Association of Women Ronald G. Rainey Bellefont Jayme McLaughlin Raymond H. Brandt Brandt J. L. Link Charles I. Zinn Ralph D'Yorio Carl Kriebel Waliar Pastuszek Morris Peckerman Frances B. Donahos Link, Parry Charles Pennington Anthony Przedzial Przedzial Nettie P. Black W. St. St. Chester Howard Sutton W. Mowry Sr Chester Ruth D. Hargreaves Philadelphia Miss Black Franklin School Lutton Chester High School Hargreaves Louis $. Bauer Lillian F. Robinson C. William Armstrong Pulaski Junior High School Kathryn C. Bennett Smedley Junior High School Alberta S. Lamphear Smedley Elaine C .Dorian Mildred &. Gund Edmund Dawes Anna W. Wiggins Faye I. Howe Green Valley Road Wallingford Morrisoa Warren Blvd Broomall

Ex-Police Chief Saves Granddaughter From Car Rolling

Morton resident and former police chief Dean shielded his granddaughter Donna Flatley when a parked Telegram carrier rolled backward toward a steep incline. He ran alongside the vehicle, reached in, and steered it between two trees at 214 Elm Ave, preventing injury to the girl who sat unharmed in the front seat.

Swarthmore Gilbert Dean Morton Dean Rutledge Ave Raymond K. Denworth Elm Ave Donna Flatley Sth Prospect Ave Denworth Drive Donna Maple Avenue Hill J. Alfred Calhoun

Hospital Says Boy Improving After Bicycle Accident

William Snarr Jr a 13 year old Chester resident is listed in fair condition at Chester Hospital recovering from a fractured left knee. He was struck by a car near Conchester Road while riding his bicycle around 10 p.m. Sunday. Patrolman Gabriel Specarelli said he riding in the right hand lane and began to cut across the road.

Chester William Snarr Lee Snarrs 11Th St Chester Hospital Conchester Road Chester Township Gabriel Specarelli Snarr

Weather Summary and Global Forecast Across Cities

Today's high 89 degrees and low 65 with a Monday average near 77. Expect 90 high midweek and no precipitation in 24 hours. Tides at Off Chester show highs around 1:31 am and 9:00 pm with lows 8:38 am and 8:51 pm. Many U.S. cities report varied conditions from clear to cloudy and temperatures mainly in the 60s to 90s range.

Chester Tidewater Terminal City Albany Atlanta Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Denver Detroit Fort Worth Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Mopis St. Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Ore Rapid City Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake City San Francisco Seattle Tamia Washington

County Man Faces Suit By Ex Wife Over Separation Pact

Newtown Square resident William J. Walsh faces a breach of contract suit by his ex wife Rosemary Walsh of New York City. She alleges a July 12 1948 separation agreement promised her $40 weekly and 24 percent of his income over 6000 after taxes, with payments continuing through 1953. The case, heard by Judge William R. Toal, notes Walsh remarried in 1948 and Mexican divorce papers dated July 4 1948. The judge reserved decision.

Newtown Square Mexico Rosemary Walsh New York City William J. Walsh Tyson Road William R. Toal Walsh John Wellman New York Chihauhua

Man Fined After Altercation in Chester

Salvatore J. Dominick, 21, of 830 Black Church Street, was fined 3200 and costs on two disorderly conduct counts and held on bail for two additional charges after allegedly striking two youths, Rogozinski Jr. and Rantz. He faced drive while impaired and suspicions of auto larceny with bail set and investigation pending.

Chester Martus Hookman Salvatore J. Dominick Black Church Street Anthony H. Smith Dominick Stanley Rogozinski Jr Ward St Richard Rantz C. Holland St Crum Lynne

Lima School Burglary Probed By State Police

State police investigate a $100 burglary at the Lima School on Middletown Road over the weekend. Trooper Henry Lorents questions if the same burglars who hit two Lima businesses and a Springfield site last week are linked, entry gained through an open classroom window. Cash taken from a pantry safe, forced open.

Lima Liima Middletown Road Springfield Henry Lorents

School to Hire Giles Daughter for Summer Census Clerk

Margaret Elizabeth Giles, 19, daughter of the late Charles A. Giles and Catherine Giles, will join the Chester School District for a summer job as a census clerk. Beth Giles, a Gettysburg College student, will work July 1 to August 11, following the deaths of her parents in an auto accident on Concord Road, Concord.

Chester Margaret Elizabeth Giles Charles A. Giles Chester High School Catherine Giles Wetherill School Miss Giles Beth Gettysburg College Concoer Road Concord

Obituary notes of several Delaware County residents

Obituary notices list ESTHER K Pries 75 of Queenstown Md widow of Harry Frie s and a former Delaware County resident died Saturday in Salisbury after illness. Also MARION BOWKER 60 of Yeadon died Sunday in Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital after light illness. Other obituaries include WILBUR I CHAMBERS 59 of Wayne died Sunday, ROY M HOLMES 72 of Chester died Friday, and WENDLE HL STEELEY noted as survivor in Clifton Collingdale car collision. Services set at multiple funeral homes with burial in Arlington and Green Lawn Cemeteries.

Esther K. Pries Joanne C. Steeley Queenstown Harry Laurel Road Sharon Hill Will F. Pries Delawareloe Arlington County Tex Harry Pickering Noah Aston Wilkes-Barre Hilliary Aston Scranton Harry Aston Lititz Theodore Aston Pennsylvania Karl Aston Arizona Eva Brehm Newport Ada Schlup Akron Ohio Ellsworth Jennings South Chester Methodist Church Edward E. Bateman Aran Wendle

Notable Labor Leader Clintor Golden Dies at 72

PALADELPHIA AP Clintor S Golden age 72 founder of the Steelworkers Union and longtime labor management expert died Monday after a stroke six weeks earlier He resigned as vice president of the Steelworkers Union in 1946 and served as vice chairman of the War Production Board and War Manpower Commission during World War II. London AP John Goodenday 67 owner of seven hosiery factories credited with bringing form fitting stockings to Britain Plants produce 230000 pairs weekly Kayser Bonder trade name known worldwide.

Paladelphia Clintor S. Golden Steelworkers Union Golden War Production Board War Manpower Commission London John Gooden Day Britain Kayster-Bonder

Henry Fenza Dies at 56 County Sportsman

Henry A Fenza 56 of 1406 Gibbon St Crum Lynne a loan company executive and notable Delaware County sports figure died Monday at Sacred Heart Hospital after two weeks illness. He had pneumonia with complications listed as possible heart attack autopsy planned. Born Holly Oak Del Jan 3 1905 he moved to Crum Lynne and attended Ridley Park High School and Steppers Business College. He served as secretary treasurer of ICC Loan Co Chester nine years and earlier as manager secretary. Active in many clubs including Vaudtain Fire Co Holy Name Society and Delaware County Chamber of Commerce. He was a major league scout for the Philadelphia Phillies and named Man of the Year by Ridley Township Businessmen. Survived by widow Maria Ruby Fenza two daughters and four brothers. Funeral Thursday at White’s funeral home and St Rose of Lima Church with interment at Peter and Paul Cemetery.

Crum Lynne Henry A. Fenza Gibbon Delaware County Sacred Heart Hospital Fenza Leiperville Ridley Park High School Steeper’s Business College ICC Loan Co Chester Universal Credit 0 Vaudtain Fire Co Holy Name Society St. Rose of Lima Church S.o.mls Crum Lynne Club Delaware County Chamber of Commerce West End Boat Club Oldtimers Club St. Hedwig's Catholic Club Loyal Order of Moose Delaware County Firemen's Association Delaware County Firemen’s Relief Association Pennsylvania Association of Notary Publics Philadelphia Phillies Ridley Township Jewish War Veterans Post Marian Pratt Maria Ruby) Fenza Daugh Donald Horton Chese Robert Ewing Woodlyn Grace Cora Tawxell Margar Lets Carmen Yeadon Lawrence Fot Smith Mary Tigne Lot Wildwood Albert Clay

Civic Group Sets Play Plan for Middletown youths

Middletown Civic Association to sponsor a summer playground program at Roosevelt School from July 10 to noon daily. Children aged 6 to 12 may participate with hours 9 39 a.m. to noon. Volunteers may contact Mrs William Warrilow Knowlton Road or Mrs Kenneth Roah Fairview Avenue. The group recently led a clean up and fix up week directed by Kenneth Roah Grant Montgomery and Stanley Blosenski.

Middletown Middletown Civic Association Eensevelt School William Warrilow Knowlton “Road Kenneth Roah Fairview Avenue Grant Montgomery Stanley Blosenski

Smoke Triggers Fire Call at Woolworths Store

Three fire companies responded at 2 15 p m Monday to a smoke event from a transformer on a light fixture at Woolworths 5 19 on Main Street. Firemen found no fire after locating the source. Units from Darby and Colwyn were on scene.

Darby Woolworth's Main Street Darby Lompanies and Colwyn Fire Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fiaw National Assat Studiation For the Advancement of Dent Dewey-Mann Showalter Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction Joseph T. Carter St. Paul's Church United Action League Schoor Elect Hampton Ued Joseph Jj.dougherty Folsom Ave Folsom Marshall 5. Miles Jr Concord Road Aston George D. ‘Moore Summit Road Suidgeripttna Penna East Eigath Apeeck New York State Mississippi Valley Mid- Mississippi Valley Central Plains Pacific Northwest Mississippi River Great Lakes New England Great Plains Man Giles Steeley Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital Clifton Ave MacDade Blvd Collingdale Glencroft Folcroft Gervais John Jerry Margaret Joseph B. Croce Drexel Hill Marvil Fueral Main St Faililie Brooknaven Lawncroft Cemetery Marion Bowker Revere Road Garrett Road Lansdowne Ave Arlington Cemetery Funery Home Roy M. Holmes Central Ave Mr. Holmes Lfe Douglass Junior Y Central Rest Recreation Club Evelyn Oscar Holmes Laws Funeral W. 4Th St Green Lawn Cemetery Wilbur I. Chambers Radnor Township Mr. Chambers Highland Ave Wayne Chestertown Chambers Morton Colored Republican Club Shorter African Methodist Episcopal Church Merton Clayton Baltimore Thomas Viola Graves William H. Has Henry Fenza Mont James Holmes White 8Th Madison Sts Salem St. Rose of Lima Peter and Paul Civic Group
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