Algerian peace deadline set amid tense Algerian politics
In Algiers the Secret Army Organization gave Moslem nationalists 45 hours to begin implementing a Susini Mostefai peace accord with the National Liberation Front. Susini warned that delay could plunge Algeria into chaos as Tunisian allies show little support for arming locals or amnesty for European terrorists. Elsewhere, some army commanders disavow the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Secret Army
Jean-Jacques
Susini
Tunis
Mostefai
Hts
Susini-Mostefai
Algeria
Sirens Silent Mystery Traces Faults In Chester System
Bell officials traced a stray voltage as the likely trigger for sirens that sounded citywide. Investigators worked to determine if the system was damaged after long operation while police switchboards failed to register signals. About 100 calls poured into the Daily Times as confusion spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Rose
Chester
Bell
Bentley
Lewistein
Smedley Junior High
10Th
Lloyd Sts
Defferis School
12Th
Hyatt Sts
Pulaski Junior High
Ith
Hamwinck Sts
Chester High Vocational
Sth and
Fulton Sts
Masonic Temple
9Th
Welsh Sts
Bensley
Douglass School
Ih St
Central Ave
Pulaski
Lewinstein
Daily Times
County Man Named Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Administrator
James Fatterson, 63 of Drexel Hill, was appointed administrator of Philadelphia seven Common Pleas Courts. He will earn 14000 dollars and replace duties to ease civil case backlog. Fatterson has served as administrative assistant to Chief Justice Bell and was Delaware County court administrator prior to joining the state system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fatterson
Delaware County
Philadelphia
Common Pleas
Patterson
Edmonds Ave
Drexel Hill
John €. Bell, Jr
State Supreme Court
Vincent A. Carroll
Common Pleas Court
Judge Carroll
Carroll
Bell
W. Roger Franefield
Superior Court
Harold L. Ervin
John ¥. Diggins
University of Pennsylvania Law School
Post 190 Elects Officers
Richard Silva of 226th St Upland reelected commander of American Legion Ser geant Alfred Stevenson Post No 190. Other officers elected include Harvey Ebright senior vice commander Joseph Crews junior vice commander Clarence White finance officer Addison Showalter historian Dixie D Dryden service officer Rev Daniel McDermott chaplain Edward Seletz solicitor Mortis Zunderman Elmer Thomas sergeants at arms. Executive committee members TH Wayne Baldwin Al O Donnell Raymond Bolich Robert Hopkins Harris Bloont Board of Managers Ernest Barrett H Wallace Jordan Ray Suthers Frederick Marklin Delaware County Committee delegates Horace Dalt H Wallace Jordan Dixie D Dryden alternates William Bleyler Leo Friel Ernest Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upland
Richard Silva
TH. Wayne Baldwin
al O'Donnell
Raymond Bolich
Robert Hopkins
Harris Bloont
Ernest Barrett
H. Wallace Jordan
Ray Suthers
Frederick Marklin
Delaware County Committee
Horace Dalt
Dixie D. Dryden
William Bleyler
Leo Friel
Two Drivers Fined in Drunken Driving Case Tuesday
In Chester Township and surrounding areas, two drivers were fined after pleading guilty to drunken driving. Ella Sue Riley of the 1300 block Townsend Street and Charles M. Payne of Hopkins Avenue were fined 200 and 250 dollars respectively by Judge Sweney. Both were arrested earlier this month in separate incidents. Temperatures today range around the mid 80s with cooler days ahead and humidity remaining low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Sue Riley
Tigh Townsend St
Chester Township
Hewry
G. Sweney
Charles M. Payne
Hopkins Avenue
Glenolden
Sweney
Darby Township
Senate probes vice in Florida honky tonks testimony
Senators hear witnesses including Daniel Sullivan and AGVA officials on teen prostitutes in Florida honky tonks. Witnesses describe underage girls as young as 19 recruited to work in Chicago and surrounding clubs under promises of stardom, with unions accused of lax enforcement and complicity in vice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida
Daniel Sullivan
Miami Crime Commission
Joffrcials
Florida State Liquor Licensing Board
American Guild of Variety Artists
Afl-Cio
Jerome Adlerman
Senate Investigations
Mittee
Miami City
Tampa
West
Albany
Atlanta
Leommittee
Buffalo
Cloudy Waters
Chicago
Dear
Detroit
Entertainers’ Union
AGVA
Pairbanks
Clear
United States
Canada
Cuba
Juneau
Kansas City
Jdom
Los Angeles
Miami
Hur
Milwaukee
Ley
Wis
St. Paul
Bal
New Orleans
Portland
Rapid City
Richmond
Ostrom Exploitation
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Cleveland
Louisville
Phoenix
Sss
House of Decent Unionism
al- Denver
Memphis
Pittsburgh
Williams Elected Vice President in Township Leaders Meeting
Lawrence G. Williams of Spring Springfield Township Commission was chosen as second vice president of the State Association of Township Commissioners. Eugene S. Riley of Abington Township was elected president at the association’s annual Hershey meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Lawrence G. Williams
Springfield
State Association of Township Commissionirs
Eugene S.riley
Abington Township
Ershey
Officials Silent on Purchase of Bargain City
Silo Discount Centers officials declined comment on reports they seek control of Bargain City, U S A. Silo owns six appliance stores in Philadelphia area and Bargain City runs ten self service outlets in the same region. Bargain City affiliate of Consolidated Sun Ray Inc and Brauner's. Silo VP Paul Dinnerman and George Summerell in conference all day Tuesday. Bargain City president Walter O Siler Jr was in conference and traveled to New York City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silo Discount Centers
Lontrol
Bargain City
U.S.A
Wall Street Journal
Silo’s
Philadelphia
Upper Darby
Clifton Heights
Woodlyn
Ridley Township
Consolidated Sun Ray Incc
Brauner's
Paul Dinnerman
George Summerell
Silo
Walter 0. Siler Jr
New York City
Dems Set Party in Avignon era social gathering
The Young Democrats of Delaware County sponsor a social at Clifton Heights near Avignon, France, during the early 14th century post. The event is scheduled for 9 30 p m Friday at Austin Drive and Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democrats
Dela- Avignon
France
Austin Drive
Frenchifield Rd
Clifton Heights
Escape Car Found After Prison Break Attempt
Chester Township police reported the car used by Snow Garrett to escape Broadmeadows Prison was found abandoned Tuesday afternoon in the 1300 block of Townsend Street. Garrett, 24, of Chester, had escaped Monday night with Guard Captain Paul Rementer. Garrett was serving a second burglary and larceny sentence and was described as light-skinned, about 5 feet 6 inches, 149 pounds, with a small mustache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Township
Snow
Garrett
Broadmeadows
Townsend St
Chester Town
Shaw
Chester
Paul Rementer
John I. Gable
Officials Send Route Data to Washington This Week
Testimony and exhibits from a local road project were forwarded to Washington by the U S Bureau of Public Roads regional office in Hagerstown Maryland. Gordon Burner chief of the Hazatston office design section said a formal recommendation accompanied the data and a decision is expected to follow quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Hagerstown
Gordon Burner
Hazatston
Bureau
Suspect Held in Philadelphia Drug Store Robbery Shooting
Thomas Richardson 4, fled with a 22 caliber revolver after a morning hold up at a Philadelphia drug store on 19th and Tasker. Ralph Rubino 69 of Upper Darby was shot in the stomach and listed in fair condition at St Agnes Hospital. Richardson turned himself in and is held without bail for robbery assault with intent to kill larceny receiving stolen goods and conspiracy.
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Ralph Rubino
Chestnut
St. Upper Darby
Tasker Sts
St. Agnes Hospital
Philadelphia
Thomas! Richardson
Cleve
Slawater
Louis. R. Tan
Richardson
17Th
Engineer ET Adams Dies at 75
ET Adams, noted engineer, died at age 75 in Burnet. The report notes recommendations could not be stated. Data from public hearings in Delaware and Montgomery counties last December informed the study after two weeks at the Hagerstown office and prior review by bureau divisional engineers in Harrisburg.
Foreman Francis T. Adams Dies After War II Elevator Design
FRANCIS T. ADAMS, 75, former contracting company executive and electrical engineer, died Sunday at Bryn Mawr Hospital. Burial services were held at Charles M. Stuard & Sons funeral home Ardmore after a funeral at Newtown Square. Adams lived on Goshen and Darby Paoli Roads. He was noted for designing deck-edge elevators aboard aircraft carriers in World War I, improving early lifts that blocked carrier runways.
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Francis T. Adams
Etured Contracting Company
Bryn Mawr
Charles M. Stuard & Sons
Ardmore
Goshen
Darby- Paoli Roads
Newtown Square
Adams
Peeeeter
Orai Ea Hicke
Stone
Construction Co
Philadelphia
Jlash Taut Hilleam
Crozer Hospital
Neers Club
Origibal
Darby
Perm Athletic Club
Aes
Batt
Shadeland
Drexel
Denver
Obituary notes for McDonald and others in Chester area
Obituary notices from Chester area list Patrick F. McGartan Gordon McDonald of Springfield and Maple Gardens, along with widow Ethel Stevenson, sons Gordon Jr. and Joseph, and several grandchildren. Other obituaries include Addison M. Lippincott of Lansdowne, Albert Ayers of Chester, Virginia Chalk of Drexel Hill, Minerva Engle of Drexel Hill, Roy Hickey of Ridley Park, Walter Kurek of Chester, Thomas Revell of Sharon Hill, Martie Baer of Ridley Park, William Goff of Upper Darby, Edwina Cloak of Upper Darby, and related funeral arrangements and burial plans across local churches and cemeteries.
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Hyhel
MacDonald
Patrick FP. McGartan
le Gordon MacDonald
Springfield
Maple Gardens
Digh
Philadelphia
Crozer Hospital
Marte C. Baer
Joseph F. Miller
Russell SL
Ridley Park
Chester
Ave
St. Alice's Church
Upper Darby
St. Mary's Cemetery
Funeral
Edwina L. Cloak
Radbourne Road
Etstein Med ‘Ical
Edward M
Whitemarsh
Jage
William
George
Upper ‘Darby
Edith Fertner
William F. Cushing
Pine St
Lawnview Cemetery
Funeral Home
Proauctionr Crews Delay Moylan Theater Opening
Producer Michael Roman faced access and casting issues at Moylan Theater. With plans for John Patrick comedy postponed, Roman will announce final opening details next week after seeking solutions with casting and production staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moylan
Michael Roman
Roman
John Patrick
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Anita Free
Wheaton
Ill
Jaump
Jordan
Joseph P. Free
New York
Free
Near East School of Archaeology
Jerusalem
Wheaton College
Philly
Chester Idewater Terminal
Honky Tonks
McClellan
Jeny Green
AGWA
Baltimore
Green
Joey Adams
Uli Daizul
Nee
Elaine Eckhardt
Hedgerow
Jier
Otber
Sub Committee
Miss Slandlee
E. Thomas Maxwell Jr
Vice
Prostitu. Watt
Dems
Set Party
U.S. Weather Bureau
Plains
Mississippi Valley
Gulf States
Atlantic Coast
Dilding
Eaat
Eighth Street
Mranasod
Mmud
Man Songhe
Lo- Jay
ET. Adams
Foreman
Addison M. Lippincott
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Gladstone Road
Lansdowne
Baltimore Ave
Atlington Cemetery
Albert Ayers
Penn Steel Castings Co
Worth, St
Snow Hill
Spencer Memorial Church
Sarah
Clifton
Bernice Carter
Arn and Velfrey Sts
Greenlawn Cemletery
Virginia W. Chalk
Whitesnarsh Memorial Park
Spencer T. Videon & Son
Garrett Road
Shadeland Ave
Chalk
Marvine Ave
Drexel Hil
Edwi A. Mekanik
Wilmington
Del
Susan Morehead
Lexington
Minerva L. Engle
Drexel Ave
C. Ernest Engle
Hill City
S. Dakota
Roy Hickey
Burke Ave
Pennsylvania AffNlams
Motlannan
Ogliow Deck
John Adams
Walter Tr. Kurek
Veterans Hospital
Butler
Mary
Sophie [Higgins
Helfen Ersek
Parkside
Joseph
Folsom
St. Vincent's Cemetery
Latrobe
Thomas A. Revell
Jackson St
Sharon Mill
Marie A
McCausland
S. Chester Pike
Mrl McCartan
Sesina
Song
Joseph McCartan
Andrews
Air Force East
D.C
Richard" Doyle
Fairless Hills
Norbert
Karie
Sarah MeCartan
George C.toppitzer
William K. Goff
Upper Darby Township
Haverford Hospital
Avon Tread
Myrtle H
John
Charles
Rome
Frail
Peter
Elyria
Alice Fry
Pauli
Toppitzer Funeral Home
Lansdowne Ave
Drevel . Hill
Pucigl
Fernwood Comery
Blair's Florist
Concord-Road Village Green
Mary E. Carr
Suchestor
Thames
E. Reirdon
W. Third St. Chaster
Scallan
Edgmont Ave
Messmer
St. Cheytne
Minshall Funeral Home
Melvin T. Minshall
Kerlin
Tremont
Imschweiler
Brower
Edgmont. Ave
Chester, PA
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