Bullet Victim Still Critical After Police Shooting
Frank Baughham, 33, remains in New Castle hospital with critical bullet wounds after a pursuit by City Policeman Frank Macchia on Phillips Street between South Mill and Agnew. Police say Baughham struck the officer with a bed spread and fled toward a rear pocket before being shot. he was unarmed. A charge of suspicion and resisting arrest is placed against Baughham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baughham
Frank Macchia
Phillips Street
South Mill
Agnew
New Castle Hospital
Macchia
Baughman
Lawrence County Receives 32586 In Fuel Tax Revenue
Lawrence County was authorized to receive 32586.69 in liquid fuels tax revenue funded by the three cent gasoline tax. The payment, approved by Auditor General G Harold Wagner, supports road improvement projects authorized last year. Fifty five counties will share the funds.
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Lawrence County
G. Harold Wagner
Doll Show At Big Run Names Winners And Judges
Little mothers of the Big Run playground hosted a doll show with dolls from six inches to three feet and ages from one day to eight years. Judges Marian Albert Diane Abdo and July Shaftie named winners and special mentions for foreign and unusual dolls.
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Little Mothers of the
Big Run Playground
Norma Lee Slaman
Helen Zuke
Elaine Kalata
Marian Albert
Diane Abdo
July Shaftie
Shirley
Connie Rhoades
Patty Gardner
Delores Downing
Larry Jo Morell
Mary Jane Tarnoci
Mary Elizabeth Aldamim
Ceril Towning
Joan Slaman
Jean George
Joellen Amodie
Irene Tolvay
Catherine Joseph
Local Notices From Scott Township And Surrounding Areas
Reports show Mrs. Oliver Emery ill in Scott Township. Visits include Mrs. Don Turk of Mt. Jackson with her mother Mrs. Alvin McFarland. Dale Shifflett in Lowellville visiting relatives. Frances Robinson of New Castle visited Mrs. Robert Hohman. Unity Baptist Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs. Willis Kneram’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marshall hosted George Gladys and Annabelle Camp Run for Sunday dinner. Roberta McCommons, formerly of Plaingrove, convalescing post hospital stay at her parents’ home. Minnie McFarland and son Clarence with Grandson Paul, and Alvin McParland and Jewel Lee visited Lowellville.
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Oliver Emery
Don Turk
Mt. Jackson
Alvin McFarland
Dale Shifflett
Lowellville
Ohio
Ben Blackwell
Frances Robinson
New Castle
Robert Hohman
Ladies Missionary Society of the Unity Baaptist Church
Willis Kneram
Joseph Marshall
George
Gladys
Annabelle
Camp Run
Harry Marshall
Roberta McCommons
Plaingrove
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Rober Armstrong
Minnie McFarland
Clarence
Paul
Alvin McParland
Jewel Lee
Youthful Slayer of Three Year Old Waives Hearing
John Howells 14 of Harrisburg waived a preliminary hearing today on charges of murdering three year old Margery Ann Vaughn in Lawnton. He is confined in Dauphin county prison undergoing mental tests and held for the September term of court. The state police say the child was strangled after an attempted assault.
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Harrisburg
John Howells
Margery Ann Vaughn
Lawnton
Dauphin County
Carl B. Shelley
Howells
Damage estimate for May flood at 1.25 million dollars
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania state highway department estimates 38 bridges to be replaced and many miles of roads rebuilt after the May flood. About 16 miles of highways require replacement while patchwork will restore inundated routes. Streams diverted in Lycoming Tioga and Clinton counties are to be returned to original beds. Governor Martin notes forest and waters officials map a restoration plan with Koehl to restore channels.
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Harrisburg
INS
State Highway Department
Ray F. Smock
Edward Martin
Department of Forests and Waters
Lycoming Tioga
Clinton
James A. Koeijl
Kel
Mowing Important In Pasture Care
Heavy rains have rapidly lushened pasture, risking overgrowth ahead of livestock. Mowing now eliminates unpalatable growth, promotes uniform regrowth, and prevents weed seeding while protecting key clovers. Australia exports about 70 million rabbit skins yearly to the U.S. for felt hats.
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Australia
U.S
Harrisburg Housing Board Meets to Outline 1947 Legislation
Harrisburg June 27 The state housing board was slated to meet to outline proposed legislation for the 1947 General Assembly. A state aided housing program and changes to housing authorities restrictions and insurance investments were among the topics expected.
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Harrisburg
Housing Board
State Housing Board
General Assembly
Ian Cations
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Federal Furs
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New Castle, Pa
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Boyles Coal & Supply Co
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G. W. Birkes
Rogers, Ark
Viola Brandon
Washburn
Birkes
Benton County
Ark
International
Big Run
Scott Township
Peoples Realty CO
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Kroger
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Cincinnati
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