Confesses Theft After Being Wounded by Police
Frank Baughman thirty three was wounded by a police pistol shot in New Castle after fleeing when ordered to halt. He allegedly confessed to stealing a bed spread from a porch and gave his mother’s Stockton address as Mrs Grace Baughman. He is hospitalized in critical condition with a spine injury.
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Frank Baughman
Frank Macchia
John G. Moore
John C Young
New Castle Hospital
Baughman
Grace Baughman
Stanislaus Avenue
Stockton
Cedarville
Kas
Robert D. Hanna
Phillips Street
South Mill
Agnew Streets
Weaver Injured After Assault Near Fombelle Yard
Paul Weaver was found by City Policemen Frank Macchia and George Sigler last night in North Street. He was bleeding about the head and taken to Jameson Memorial hospital for surgical treatment before being returned to his Neshamnoock Avenue home. Weaver said two men assaulted him in the rear of the Fombelle coal yard.
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Paul Weaver
Frank Macchia
George Sigler
Northtreet
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Neshamnoock Avenue
Weaver
Fombelle
Reunion of January Class of ’45 graduates in Manila
Three New Castle High School January Class of 1945 graduates met in Manila Philippines. Charles DeAngeles attached to 226th A G F band at Philippine University led a 16 piece dance band. Carl Cialella of 303 Philipps street served in Recover Personnel division and Dick Melvin of 1304 East Washington street served with the 86th division. They left New Castle January 25 1945.
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New Castle High School
Manila
Philippines
Charles DeAngeles
A. G F
Philippine University
Alex DeAngeles
West
Madison Avenue
Carl Cialella
Philipps Street
Dick Melvin
Paul Melvin
East
Washington Street
New Castle
Camp Wheeler
Carl
Cialella
Roosevelt Recreation Hall
Chasey
DeAngeles
Melvin
Raccoon Foiled Chicken Coop Raid Near Mt Jackson
John McCord of Mt Jackson reported an early morning alarm from his coop. He found two chickens killed by a raccoon, which he shot from a tree. Constable Norman Kuhn notes it as the first raccoon-foraging case this year in North Beaver township, with similar depredations last year.
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John McCord
Mt Jackson
McCord
Norman Kuhn
North Beaver Township
K. J. U. Bible Class Plans July Picnic
The Mahoningtown Presbyterian group met at 427 Edgewood Avenue with Mrs. Sarah Bender presiding. Mrs. Bender led devotionals, Mrs. Galbraith organized business, and a Cascade Park breakfast was planned. An evening of games followed a lunch served by Mrs. Spears and hostesses. The next meeting will be a July picnic.
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K. J. U. Bible
Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church
Ralph D. Spears
Edgewood Avenue
Sarah Bender
B. H. Galbraith
Cascade Park
Robert L. McKibben
Esther Martin
Evelyn Miller
Methodists Picnic At New Wilmington Park
A Mahoning Methodist church and school picnic drew a good crowd at New Wilmington Park on Wednesday evening. A 6:30 dinner was followed by invocations and amusements for the young, including swimming and mushball. butter prizes were awarded for oldsters. Arrangements were led by Mr. Wendell McClure, Mr. Henry Hamilton, with table committees under Mrs. Olmstead and Mrs. John Wilson.
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New Wilmington Park
Mahoning
Presbyterians To Picnic On Friday
Members of Mahoningtown Presbyterian Church and church school will hold their annual picnic at New Wilmington Park on Friday evening June 28. Dinner is set for 6 30 and transportation meets at the church at 5 30. Each person brings own table service sandwiches and sugar. coffee and ice cream provided by committees.
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Mahoningtown
Reverend Scheidemantle and Family Visit East
Rev. Harry J. Scheidemantle his wife and two daughters former Ocean Side residents are visiting his mother Mrs. G H Scheidemantle and family at 606 West Madison Avenue along with other relatives. He served nearly three years as a chaplain in the U S service and recently received an honorable discharge after service in the Hawaiian Islands Philippines and Guam theaters. The family will stay in the east for an indefinite period.
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Harry J. Scheidemantle
Ocean Side
Calif
G. H. Scheidemantle
West
Madison Avenue
Scheidemantle
U.S. Service
Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Guam
Prettiest doll crowned for Cecilia Ro telli scene
Masters bride won honorable mention. Geraldine Prescaro earned prize for clever reversible Carmen Miranda southern Mam my doll. Betty Scott received honorable mention for ice skater doll. Andy DeFelice panda semifinal largest doll. Frances Perotta panda won honorable mention. Judges were Mrs Jack McCann Mrs Betty Ford Martha Tov anella. Next Wednesday sports day all day unless rain. Angeline Castrucci supervisor.
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Cecilia Rotelli
Angeline Castrucci
Auxiliary Officers Meet Tonight for Ravioli Dinner Plans
Mrs. Margaret Sinibaldi, president, calls for a 7 PM meeting of Columbus Auxiliary officers in the hall to finalize arrangements for the ravioli dinner set for July 24.
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Margaret Sinibaldi
Officers of Columbus Auxiliary
Mahoning Poultry Market Ad Offers Fresh Produce
Good selection of fish and poultry daily. Fresh eggs available at Mahoning Poultry Market located at 203 Cedar St. ta.
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Mahoning
Cedar St. Ta
Hearing Delayed For Vic Cubellis
Alderman Mantz postponed the hearing of Vic Cubellis city policeman charged with assault on Angelo Casacchia until July 8. Cubellis denies the charges and has given bond. Casacchia and two others were arrested Sunday after an early morning argument with the officer.
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L. Claude Mantz
Vic Cubellis
Angelo Casacchia
Cubellis
Casacchia
Egypt's Sesostriq Pioneered Military Organization
Historians credit Bgypt as the first nation with a military structure and Sesostriq of Rameses IT is named as Egypt’s early organizer in 1620 BF, marking a formative stage in ancient military administration.
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Bgypt
Sesostriq
Rameses IT
Egypt
Taetse Fly Habitat and Sleep Inge Sickness Mention
The taetse fly causes sleeping sickness and exists in sharply defined areas. Travel within 20 yards of a marked area is described as safe, indicating narrow zones of danger and controlled access.
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