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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1960

Page

2

Sea Scout boat stranded on Delaware River. Coast Guard rescues

A 58-foot sail motor boat named Sea Lion, carrying nine Delaware County Sea Scouts and two adults, ran aground on the Delaware River near New Castle after its motor failed. Coast Guard towed the vessel to New Castle. no injuries reported. Roofed by high winds, another vessel named Limmersh was also towed from Bulkhead Bar. Passengers, including two scouts who went ashore seeking a mechanic, were assisted by the Goodwill Fire Co. of New Castle.

New Castle Del Springfield Delaware County Delaware River Coast Guard Gloucester N.d Walter J. Weiner Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Deemers Beach Goodwill Fire Co Charles Colan Haverford

Violence Flare Injures Teens in Chicago Farewell Day Incident

A Friday school dismissal riot in Chicago left three youths hospitalized and 11 others detained by juvenile authorities. Police reported no single pattern amid a spate of isolated attacks by a large group of teenagers, with race noted in the account. Several youths were injured, and weapons were recovered, while a fire crew was drawn into the evening disturbance.

Chicago Harrison High School Dennis Blaha Blaha Dennis Duggan Gerald Comstock Slice Robin” Bang Duggan Kurt Langher

Aides Reassigned From Pennsylvania Military College

Chester three assistant professors of military science at Pennsylvania Military College Capt. Robert H. Dubois Capt. Ward C. Goessling Jr. and Capt. George M Jahnson receive orders to transfer to other Army assignments Capt Dubois goes to Germany while Capt Goessling and Capt Jahnson head to the Command and General Staff School at Fort Leavenworth Kan Two sergeants from the PMC department Sgt J C Raymond D Taylor and Master Sergeant Eugene Cloud also transfer Army will assign replacements to the college.

Chester Pennsylvania Military College Robert H. Dubois Ward C. Goessling Jr George M. Jahnson DuBois Germany Goessling Johnson Command and General Staff School Ft. Leavenworth Kan Pershing Rifles Military Department PMC J.C. Raymond D. Taylor Eugene Cloud Army

Horse Show Official Dies After Heart Attack

Clarence G. Moss 58, secretary of the Pennsylvania National Horse Show Assn., died Friday of an apparent heart attack in Warrenton. Moss served as a longtime figure in regional horse show circles and was associated with Harrisburg events.

Harrisburg Clarence G Red) Moss The Pennsylvania National Horse Show Assn Warrenton, Oy

Leftists protest in Tokyo amid 11th day of marches

Nearly 5,000 demonstrators gathered outside the American Embassy and moved toward Parliament and Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi’s residence. Police blocked the line as the crowd, organized by the Communist party and leftist unions, called for a troop pullout from Japan and Korea.

Tokyo Amercan Parliament Japan Nobusuke Kishi Communist Party South Korea

Boys Land Carp With Arrow On Long Island River

Riverhead, N Y Three youths from Flushing Queens Kenneth Kraynak 17 Thomas Guglielmo 20 and Gunther Seubert 19 battled a 33 pound carp in the Peconic River for five hours using rod and reel then bow and arrow to land it. A crowd cheered along the bank before the fish was finally caught. The trio admitted no fishing licenses and were cited by Justice of the Peace Otis Pike who allowed them to buy licenses and leave with their catch.

Riverhead N. Y Peconic River Long Island Kenneth Kraynak Thomas Guglielmo Gunther Seubert Flushing Queens Kraynak Seubert Guplielma Justice of the Peace Otist Pike

Woman Finds Ring in Washer in Local Laundromat

Delores Barfoot found a ring in a laundromat at 9th Street and Elsinore, turning it over to police. Capt. Edward McGuire said the Jaun-White ring has a white stone. The CBS broadcast from Norrisburg station is set for 5:30 p.m. EDT, while Gov. Lawrence is to be interviewed Sunday on Face the Nation.

Eight Countians Earn Diplomas at Williamson Trade School

Delaware County graduates ten from Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trade join 46 in the seventh annual commencement. Principal speaker Judge Henry G. Sweney, president judge of Delaware County courts, gave remarks. Diplomas were presented by School President James R. Clemens. Notable graduates include James A. Davis Ridley Park James Evans Linwood Edward P. Kay Jr. Broomall William S. Lawrence Lima John R. Mason Lansdowne Robert M. Oates Milmont Park Harry A. Park Media Jerome D. Reid Clifton Heights.

Delaware County Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trade Henry G. Sweney Delaware County Courts James R. Clemens James A. Davis Ridley Park James Evans Linwood Edward P. Kay Jr Broomall William S. Lawrence Lima John R. Mason Lansdowne Robert M. Oates Mil

Big Fish Catches Become Commonplace to Him

In Cuttyhunk Massachusetts Joseph Moore of 2643 Min Road reports frequent big fish, with a 56 pound 44 ounce striped bass, 54 inches long, off Cuttyhunk on June 18 marking his third area record this year. He previously speared a 52 pound striped bass and a 19 pound 8 ounce bluefish that won a Field and Stream award. He chose not to mount this year’s striped bass due to cost and instead gave it away. He used a Russell lure.

Boothwyn Cuttyhunk Mass Joseph Moore Moore Field and

Four vehicle crash injures Wilmington girl four

A four car chain reaction crash on Post road at Yates avenue injures a four year old Wilmington girl and a passenger was treated for bruises. The incident occurred at 7 15 p m when a truck driver hit the gas pedal instead of the brake near a line of cars at a traffic light.

Marcus Hook Wilmington Post Road Yates Avenue Ernest Fiening Milford Paul Judith G Koffman Erie Edward L. Callier Pike County 50Th St Philadelphia Munity Otto Childress Balignac Ave Qerie Monroe St Elwood P. Blanchard Devlin

Humphrey backs Red China in Geneva talks push

Senator Hubert H. Humphrey urged President Eisenhower to invite Communist China to Geneva disarmament negotiations. He also released a letter outlining a first stage plan and called for banning long range bomber production with strict inspection to halt delivery of nuclear weapons.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Eisenhower Geneva United States Humphrey Senate

Motorist Hurt In 2 Car Crash Near Chester

An 86 year old man and a 28 year old driver were hospitalized after a two car collision near Chester at 1 a.m. Arthur Pierson 86 and Elbert Barber Jr 28 sustained injuries and were treated for chest pains cuts and abrasions. Both men were reported with non life threatening injuries.

Nikita Khrush- Chester Soviet Union Crozer Upland Sproul Arthur Pierson United States Tegic Air Command Franklin Humphrey International Elbert Barbertson jJr Lionsville Sice

Mayor Eyre Receives Expanded Political Assignment

Chester reports Mayor Eyre is named supervisor of Traner Marcus Hook and Lower Chichester by the Republican County Board of Supervisors. He adds duties as chairman of the Republican County Executive Committee, succeeding former Sheriff Frank A. Snear and State Sen. G. Robert Watkins who long oversaw Republican activities in the three areas.

Chester Eyre Trainer Marcus Hook Lower Chichester Republican County Board of Supervisors Republican County Executive Committee Frank A. Snear G. Robert Watkins

Burglar Strikes Abruzzi Club in Chester

Patsy DeJohn's Abruzzi-Molise Club at 321 West Third Street was burglarized overnight. A heavy bar forced a rear door. three vending machines, a gun, $12 in change, and $16 in liquor were stolen. DeJohn reported closing at 10 p.m. Friday and finding the break-in at 7:15 a.m. today.

Chester W. 3Rd St Patsy DeJohn W. 23Rd St DeJohn

Intruder shoots man in bed in New Jersey residence

Joseph F. Lupoli, 38, a former paratrooper and Peele Elevator Co. employee, was shot in the temple while sleeping beside his wife Ann Lupoli in Lake Hiawatha New Jersey. Police found a .22 pistol near the door. motive unknown. Lupoli served in World War II with the 2nd Airborne Division and saw action in the Battle of the Bulge.

Lake Hiawatha N. J Joseph F. Lupoli Ann Jean Frank Ami Susan Arthur Denny Lupoli Lupolis Peele Elevator Co Brooklyn N. Y 2Nd Airborne Division

Pipe Proves Big Burden in Chester Theft Case

Patrolman John Bradley spotted a man carrying an 18 foot pipe on Madison Street. The suspect fled but dropped nothing as the heavy pipe hindered pursuit. Michael Kurgey, 48, of Dupont Street, charged with larceny and ordered to pay $15 for the pipe plus $15 in court costs.

Chester John Bradley Madison Street Bradley Michael Kurgey Duponti Street Anthony H. Smith Kurgey

Twelve Interns to Serve at Darby-Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital

Darby-Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital reaches its intern quota for the year with 12 graduates of Jefferson Medical College set to begin a year of training on July 1. The group includes Michael J Hadden and others from Philadelphia and nearby towns. Dr. Lorz, a University of Würzburg graduate, joins the event alongside intern committee chair Dr. W Benson Harer and committee member Dr. William H. Miller.

Darby—Fitzgerald Mercy Hosptal Pennsylvania Board of Medical Education and Licensure Jefferson Medical College Michael Joseph Hadden Wayne Raymond Anthon Rogowski Philadelphia Robert Thomas Wankmuller Newtown Square Sherman William Everlot Michael Basil Hresko Media William Francis Hushion Frank Daniel Rizzo James Anthony Thomas Edward Joseph Wiza Darby Ernest Charles Dunn Ulysses Edward Watson Hildegard Maria Lorz Lorz University of Wurzburg Germany W. Benson Harer William H. Miller

Tina Onassis Divorce Ends 13-Year Marriage

New York AP report says Tina Onassis obtained an Alabama divorce from Aristotle Onassis on grounds of mental cruelty. She receives custody of two children, Alexander 11 and Christina 9, with no alimony. Details of where in Alabama the divorce was filed were not disclosed.

New York Tina Onassis Alabama Aristotle Onassis Sol Rosenblatt Onassis Alexander Christina New York Journal-American Miss Onassis Maria Callas

Patterson speaks at old New York school ceremony

Floyd Patterson, two time heavyweight champion, spoke to 25 boys at a Manhattan Lower East Side public school for socially maladjusted youths. He recalled losing his title to Johansson, praised America, and presented a trophy before urging students to remember to love thy neighbor.

New York America Floyd Patterson Manhattan Lower East Side Ingemar Johansson

Anniversary of Korean War echoes in protests and vows

Tokyo marked the 10th anniversary of the Korean War as Communists demanded U.S. troop withdrawal from Asia while Western leaders, led by Gen. Ed White, defended democracy and deterred aggression with a strong U.N. and allied presence in Korea. In Huntington, a county clerk blocked a jail wedding for Ronald Wilson amid antiwar demonstrations and a Nam era conviction context.

Tokyo Free World U.S South Korea Asia ED. White U.S. Army Pacific Korea United States United, Nations ROK Demilitarized Zone Pyonyang Military Armistice Commission Panmunjom Joo Chang-Joon Huntington W. Va Ronald Joe Wilson Sunday Wilson Cabell County Hanoi North Viet South Viet Esther Nam A. Standifer Cat Japan Kolettsburg Torn Reans John Standifer Thut Keith L Kim Il-sung Derry Hugh Chung Eisenhower U. S Kasas City Peiping E. Grosse Hanover

Obituaries for Ella Grea and local residents

Obituary notices detail the deaths of Ella Grea 88 formerly of Sharon Hill Wilmingtons Memorial Hospital burial at Lawn Croft Cemetery services at McCrory Memorial Hospital. Also reported are the deaths of Han ny W Suplee 57 and Nellie M Carroll 78 with funeral arrangements and burial details. Additional notice for Reba B Jackson 62 of Chester mentions service at Brewington Funeral Home and family interment plans.

Ella Grea 88 Sharon Hl Memorial Hospital Wilmington Lawn Croft Cemetery McCrory Funeral Home Washington St Cooke John Cooke Galena Sharon Hill Howard B. Dickson Silverside Rd Silverside

Cops Stop To Help Ends In Shootout On Harbor

Los Angeles police respond to car trouble call on the waterfront to aid two men. Patrolman Vernon Owings was killed and partner Richard Brizenbine wounded as officers pursue two suspects. One suspect, Ross Wilson, is in custody after hospital treatment. Warren Durfee was captured after a chase. Both suspects face assault with a deadly weapon and attempted murder charges.

Los Angeles APA Harbor Vernon J Owings Richard A. Brizenbine Ross Wilson Long Beach Warren Durfee Burbank Durfee Owings

Earl Finley 43 Died in Boston of Heart Attack

Earl Finley 43 formerly of Chester died unexpectedly Wednesday from a heart attack at his Boston home. He was the son of Palmena Ragni Finley and Earl Finley Sr. A son Earl Jr. survives. Funeral services and interment were held in Boston.

Earl Finley Chester Boston Mass Palmena Ragni Finley Earl Jr

Linen Theft Charge Holds Store Aide

CHESTER A Beare Bros department store aide was charged with stealing 73 dollars worth of linen. Jeff Bruton Jr 41 of 500 lock Central avenue was arrested after 18 sheets and 14 pillow cases were found in his car trunk near E 7th street. He posted 500 bail and awaits police court. The store employee Eva Hibbert testified seeing Bruton leave with a parcel then return without it. Bruton admitted taking the linen and was held for court with bail continued.

Chester Beare Bros Jeff Bruton Jr Central Avenue Joseph Talarico E. 7Th Street Bruton Eva Hibbert Forestview Rd Ridley Park Anthony H. Smith

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