King Island King Islanders Return Home To Bleak Island Village
King Island in the Bering Sea resumes life on Ukiwuk after 150 residents and 150 dogs are transported by the Northland, with women and children carrying baggage up cliffs to a pole-built village. The island has two tiny churches, a natural refrigerator in a cave, and a wedding rite marked by three vertical tattoos.
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King Island
Alaska
Bering Sea
Coast Guard
Nome
Associated Press
Ukiwuk
Okiben
Longshoring
U. S
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Northland
Klup Island
James King
Cook
Torlonia briefs filed with Judge Booth in divorce case
Briefs were filed with Superior Court Judge J R Booth yesterday by counsel for Elsie Moore Torlonia of Greenwich and Duke Marino Torlonia of Rome in a divorce action charging misconduct and naming Marie Lorenzino of Rome as co respondent The swap of legal points was noted and the judge will review the file amid questions of residence and rent conditions as the case proceeds.
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John Richards Booth
Elsie Moore Torlonia
Greenwich
Marino Torlonia
Rome
Italy
Marie Lorenzino
Kiwanis Christmas Carols Delight at Stratfield Hotel
Kiwanis club members gathered at the Stratfield hotel for a Christmas carol program replacing Kiwanian songs. Highlights included renditions of O Come All Ye Faithful and Silent Night, with roll call mischief, gifts, and a new ritual led by Wallace M. Bayliss. Santa Claus, Frank J. Brennan, chaired the event and oversaw “valuable” presents. A Seesaw swing for the Protestant Orphan Asylum was announced by William J. Griffin. Police Supt. Charles A. Wheeler attended as a guest of E. T. Buckingham.
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Ray W. Braisted
John L. Simpson
Earl H. McCathron
William ©. Parsong
Jasper
Matthews
Wallace M. Bayliss
al- Kiwanis Club
Frank J. Brennan
Santa Claus
Wiliam 3. Griffin
Charles A. Wheeler
E. T. Buckingham
Seven Auto Cases Settled Out of Court
Seven auto crash suits involving Rose Spivack Ethel Kaplan Sarah Raffi and Neomi Raffi sued Herman Elavir and Ballou and Nagle in Southington for injuries from a Seaview Connecticut Avenue crash on November 25 19?. Judge John H Richards Booth ruled the seven actions settled out of court for damages totaling 25000. The plaintiffs alleged injuries from the collision with a Ballou and Nagle truck while riding with Blavir. Blavir and his sister Jeanett had separate suits against Ballou and Nagle. Booth found Blavir’s claimed right of way unreliable.
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John H Richards Booth
Superior Court
Rose
Clare Spivack
Ethel Kaplan
Sarah
Neomi Raffi
Saiders
Tillie Shapiro
New York
Herman Elavir
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