Retired agents ignite look into 1929 Paul slaying mystery
Lt Dave Jungling, a 28 year Pennsylvania state policeman based in Butler, has long studied the 1929 killing of Cpl Brady Paul near New Castle. Paul and partner Earnest Moore faced a Charles Schroeder and Glenn Dague case ending in executions, with Schroeder the first woman to die in Pennsylvania's electric chair. The pursuit began after a robbery spree and a cross country chase ending in Lawrence County.
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Call. Jungling
Pennsylvania
Cpl
Brady Paul
Paul
New Castle
Earnest Moore
Irene Schroeder
Glenn Dague
Tom Crawford
Old Butler Road
Butler
Moore
Lawrence County
Schroeder
Dague
Jungling
CIA
Dave Jungling
Five New Castle officers honored for line‑of‑duty deaths
New Castle News reports five former New Castle police officers died protecting the community. Lt. Rick Russo and Officer Robert Salem are researching the department’s history with plans to publish by May for Lodge 21 memorial ceremonies. Frank Skidmore, the first officer killed in 1904 near Cascade Street, is highlighted.
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Clarence B. Campbell
New Castle
Rick Russo
Lodge 21
Robert Salem
Russo
Frank Skidmore
Cascade Street
Croton
Skidmore
John Atkinson
Obituaries and Hall of Famer Tom Fears Dies
Tom Fears, a Pro Football Hall of Famer and Rams star who led the NFL in receptions in his first three seasons, died Tuesday in Palm Desert, Calif. The concise notice lists other local deaths including Marie H Bailey Marie N Fire Frank Frasso Takako Kay Melfi and Rose Rotunno.
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Marie H. Bailey
Winston-Salem
N.C
Marie N. Fire
Struthers
Ohio
Frank Frasso
New Castle
Takako
Kay” Melfi
Ellwood City
Rose J. Rotunno
Mahoningtown
Palm Desert
Calif
Tom Fears
Fears
NFL
Los Angeles Rams
Official: Disease a reason for concern but not for panic
A Pennsylvania Health official urged calm after a fatal meningitis case in Wilmington Area School District. Jared Scofield, 18, died Tuesday at Jameson Hospital from meningicoccal septicemia, blood poisoning, not meningitis. The health department said adjacent students are not at risk.
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Pennsylvania
Richard McGarvey
Ment
Harrisburg
McGarvey
Scofield
Health Department
Westminster College seeks new head football coach
Gene Nicholson, head coach since 1991, steps down after health related personal leave. Assistant Sean Kelly and Scott Renninger served as interim co-heads in 1999 during a search that aims to hire a new coach by March. Nicholson says Westminster has been a great professional home after 31 years on staff.
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Westminster College
Gene Nicholson
Titans
Sean Kelly
Scott Renninger
Nicholson
Westminster
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