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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1960
Page
3
A columnist argues public disorder at games is rising. He cites incidents at Yankee Stadium where fans mobbed Mickey Mantle, damaged his gear, and required X rays, alongside similar uprisings in football and basketball. He urges policing and public discipline to curb what he calls senseless rioting.
The article explains calculating price earnings ratios using past stock data from Standard & Poor's Fitch's and Moody's. It notes a seven year span is flexible and gives an example with XYZ Co. stock at 20 dollars and earnings of 2 dollars to show a 10 to 1 multiple. It stresses earnings as a key measure of true value and discusses broker confirmations and trust funds for education as related topics.
A letter by Mrs. N. L. Drass of Ridley Park reflects on life at seventeen and married life, contrasting single and married girls. She muses on social plans, wardrobes, and future family joys, noting how summers, rings, and earnings shape happiness and peace at the end of the day.
George T. Sargisson of Ridley Park applauds the Times editorial Road Beggars and urges removal of solicitors with containers on highways and at intersections. He recalls a similar scene last week when youths in uniforms approached his car at Ninth and Edgemont streets, calling the practice negative.
Miss Betty Lon Morris daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Morris of Wallingford Wallingford Ave Wallingford graduates from Westtown School Westtown and attends a house party near Syracuse NY hosted by Dr Jane Robb and her son She plans to enroll at Centenary Junior College Mackelstown NY in the fall Mrs George Pedrow of Peonell Road visits her son and daughter in Lock Haven PA George McGill Carter of 2500 Chestnut St returns from Johns Hopkins commencement where son George Magill Carter Jr earns a Bay engineering degree The graduate is grandson of Judge John Nan remaining in Virginia Miss Henrietta Irvin Carter accompanies her mother to Baltimore then visits relatives in Virginia Miss Marion Perkins of 7th and Sproul sts visits Atlantic City No portion of note about Sum Ol Ca employees presenting superintendent C C Pudan a diamond ring
Florence contemplates a part-time job amid household strain as a Dent of Labor study shows women increasingly hold part-time roles. With 9 million women expected part-time workers this year, and a 47 percent rise over a decade, most part-time workers are women, many married, across industries. The trend, driven by work life balance and skill maintenance, is set to grow further.
A reader asks how to find true north using Polaris and the Big Dipper pointers, noting Polaris is within a degree of true north. Another query covers ancient Greek Parthenon architecture as a Doric temple. The piece also answers which Middle East countries lack a predominantly Muslim population, Israel and Lebanon.
A forthcoming Moss committee report details about seven million dollars in profit from three Arizona land exchanges. It cites underappraised public land near Phoenix and near Industrial Park in Pinal County, with Interior Department actions and possible legal steps by the Justice Department. The probe notes inflated valuations and warns taxpayers face large annual losses if such appraisals continue.
A reflective wartime column laments Japanese students boasting against Gen. Eisenhower, echoing a veteran’s voice about fear and bravado as the general prepares for a visit. The piece contrasts past battlefield losses at Guadalcanal and Tarawa with current wartime rhetoric.
Columnist Vic Thorsten details a web of Japanese labor leaders linked to Moscow and Peiping, tracing Asanuma and Sohyo's roles in anti American demonstrations. He argues U S missteps, warns of martial law, and states Ike should avoid risking war while Japan's unrest deepens.
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