Misty North Broad Station Encounter During Wartime
A wartime memory recounts a bleak North Broad Street moment when a hungry, exhausted man sought aid from a passerby who mistook him for a clergyman. The narrator, shaken, gives two dollars, and later confesses moral unease after seeking counsel from a campus priest who shares a similar grave memory of a fatal church night.
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North Broad Station
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Tom
North Broad
Historical milestones marked on June 24
On this date in 1948 the Berlin blockade began, halting Allied land traffic. In 1497 John Cabot sighted land between Halifax and southern Labrador. In 1520 Hernando Cortez entered Mexico City. In 1793 France adopted its first republican constitution. In 1940 France signed armistice with Italy. In 1942 the Dutch royal family arrived in the U.S. in exile. In 1956 Nasser elected Egypt’s president. Other notes mention U.S. holidays debate, Nixon Brezhnev Paris talks, OECD growth goal, and birthdays of Dempsey Harris Reitz.
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Associated Press
Berlin
West Germany
North America
John Cabot
Halifax
Labrador
Mexico
Hernando Cortez
Mexico City
France
Marshal Petain
Italy
United States
Col
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
U.S. Senate
Dems enforce justice in southern Florida drug case
The piece recounts U S Attorney Robert Rust a Republican who faced removal and staff cuts in southern Florida as Democrats pursued stricter federal enforcement. A new appointee Jack Eskanazi a cautious Democrat allegedly reduced indictments by 30 percent and halted the narcotics unit. Also notes Thailand press protest over Mondale visit and looming nuisance-call ban debates.
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Washington
Carter
Wiesushia
U.S
Marston
Florida
United States
Robert Rust
Rust
Justice Department
William Tyson
Tyson
Jack Eskanazi
FBI
Josh Levin
Eskanazi
Economic structure is to blame in cost of living
A Daily Times reader argues that inflation and bills strain all households regardless of race or income. He notes overspending on luxuries worsens budgets and asserts the overall economic system bears responsibility, urging readers to reflect and decide for themselves.
In Other Times Warden Catches Prisoners
A historical column notes incidents from 100 years ago including Richard Wilde with a five inch spider in Chester, a local boy scolded for swimming in Chester Creek, business moves from Media to Chester, telegraph pole plans, and aging local enterprises. It also recalls 50 10 year anniversaries and notable local sports and civic events of the era.
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D. E. Saylor
Market Street
Chester
Sharpless
John Hewes
Chester Creek
Third Street Bridge
George C. Snyder
Media
Daily Express
Marcus Hook
Burgess William J. McClure
Jasper McCauley
Eddie Minnick
Prospect Park
Falcroft
Broadmeadows
Darlington Road
Middletown
Frank Kernaghan
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