Port Jervis fires planning board chairman Dietz
Port Jervis mayor James E. Cole dismissed planning board chairman Edwin J. Dietz and named Charlotte M. Homer to replace him. Homer previously chaired the board in 1959 and 1960 and has served since 1954. The move widens a dispute with Dietz and splits in the local Republican ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
James E. Cole
Edwin J. Dietz
Dietz
County Planning Board
Charlotte M. Homer
Planning Board
Ike Dietz
Isue
Theodore C. Kuykendall
Cale
Kuykendall
Charles Westfall
Republican Committee
Cole
Westfall
Lions’ Mouth
Vandals rounded up as Ellenville police crack case
Ellenville police detained several youths after two days of vandalism and break ins. One 17 year old faced $500 bail for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Two younger boys were arrested for break ins at Devo Lumber and General Sportswear, with further arrests anticipated. A school budget meeting followed the incidents with revised spending and salaries at stake. FBI: Monticello man arrested in Harlem for interstate transport of policy slips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenville
Abe Rand
Devo Lumber Company
Canal Street
William Krom
Walden
Marvin Millwork Company
Marvin
Deyo Lumber Yard
Berrie
Thomas Cathcart
Cathcart
Frank Decker
Ulster County
Rand
Maple Avenue
General Sportswear Company
Warren Street
Deyo Lumber Company
Devo
General Sportwear
Ellenville Central
Jack Siegel
FBI
Monticello
New York
Boating death trial in Bethel continues in Monticello
In the Livingston Manor boating death case, Robert Kelly, 24, faces a criminal negligence charge for the Aug. 12, 1962 drowning of Floyd Hammond on White Lake. The day featured defense cross examinations, a key witness challenges, and rulings on evidence and hostile witness motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Robert Kelly
Livingston Manor
Kelly
White Lake
Bethel
Floyd Hammond
Montgomery
Gerald Orseck
Liberty
Robert Rupp
Hammond
Bernard Gellerstein
Brooklyn
Shanghai
Tgbout
Port firehouse fight probe ends without charges
The Delaware Engine Company No. 2 dispute in Port Jervis prompted a DA report led by Jerome Cohen. The investigation examined if a wire was coerced or the brawl stemmed from tempers, with Cyrus Farr among those involved and later hospitalized. Farr said no charges were pressed. Chief Harding and defense counsel Spano traded accusations over the incident tied to a fire department hearing for Captain Philip Cherry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jervis
District Attorney’s Office
Delaware Engine Company No. 2
Fire Department
Asst
Dist
Atty
Jerome
Cohen
Dist. Atty
Abraham Isseks
Middletown
Isseks
Angelo Ingrassia
Cyrus Farr
Farr
St. Francis Hospital
District Attorney's Office
Harding
Spano
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Times Herald
Roecor
Common Council
Diet
Lous J. Lefkowitz
Dominick Tretta
Clifton A. Cloud
Monroe Mobile Homes
Juror High School
Joseph V. Robbins
Paul R. Fink
Anthony J. Donato
W. Edward Keshian
Pennsylvania
Matamoras
Milford
Westfall Township
Robert L. Thomas
Rupp
Orseck
Asst. Dist. Atty
David Cohen
Orseth
Benjamin Newperg
Gellerstein
John J. Wheeler
Josephine Most
Kenneth Most
Acci
Most
Ferndale State