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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1941

Page

11

General sales tax advocates gain strength in Congress

Washington Dec 21 general sales tax support grows within the house ways and means committee as a less painful wartime funding option. Hearings begin Jan 15 with Doughton signaling open consideration while some lawmakers urge caution and insist on addressing tax inequities before any levy.

Washington Timent House Ways and Means Committee Treasury Doughton DNC Tease Senate

Santa Arrives Early for 135 Tots Christmas Party

Santa Claus visited Camp Fairchance in Boone County for the ninth annual Christmas party hosted by Forty-and-Eight, American Legion, and The Gazette. 135 children received gift packages, enjoyed decorations by the kids, and stayed up late. Donations fund treats for Crippled and underprivileged children in Marmet Orthopedic and Charleston hospitals, with plans to pledge more through Homer Holley and The Gazette.

Santa Claus Camp Fairchance State Center For the Boone County American Legion the Gazette Reveille Friends of Camp Fairchance Friends of Charles Marsh Marmet Orthopedic Hospital Charleston Mike Levinson Capitol Street Homer K. Holley Quarrier Street Gazette Hale Street Charles Campbell Blanche A. Corris Virginia Fleming Esther 5. McFarran

Honolulu Air Raid Alarm Sparks 30 Minute Coastwide Fear

Honolulu officials ordered firemen to posts as a 1:45 p.m. air raid alert spread through the city and surrounding area. Aircraft were scrambled and traffic halted while officials assessed an unidentified threat. The all clear came at 2:15 p.m. as investigators weighed whether Japanese bombers had crossed Oahu since the Pearl Harbor strike two weeks earlier.

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Road Accidents Injure 12 Here

Twelve people were injured in weekend traffic crashes in the Charleston area with Pearl Rowsey among the gravely hurt. Rowsey, 30, of Nitro, suffered a fractured skull and a compound left leg fracture after a discussion with two men about a minor collision in Nitro. James Harold Bateman and Cecil Boyce, both of Nitro, were hospitalized at Mountain State with serious injuries. Cooke ambulances transported all three. In a separate incident, five were hurt at Lee and Clendenin streets when a car driven by Charles E. King collided with Morris Leftwich’s vehicle. Leftwich faced a reckless driving charge. Minnie Stewart and Ruby Arrington suffered fractures, while King and Allie King had cuts and bruises. Morrison, in the other car, was discharged after treatment.

Charleston Pearl Rowsey Nitro Staats Hospital Rowsey James Harold Bateman Cecil Boyce Mountain State Hospital Cooke Ambulances Charles E. King Pennsylvania Avenue Morris Leftwich Reed Lee and Clendenin Leftwich Minnie Stewart Anaconda Avenue Ruby Arrington Pulaski C. E. King Allie King A. F. Morrison Clay Avenue Morrison Charleston General Hospital

Two Die at Flat Top and Minor Injuries in Two Car Collisions

Two youths died and four were injured when a car collided with a truck-trailer on U S Route 19 21 near Flat Top. Victims were Robert Lilly 18 and Mack Moye 27 both of Big Top, with uninjured survivors Clyde Lilly 25 Ray Green 18 and Virgil Snead. In a separate wreck near Clendenin four Clay County residents sustained minor injuries: Elizabeth Ramsey 23 Menard Smith 20 Gladys Smith 18 and Seth Ramsey 21.

Clendenin Clay County Elizabeth Ramsey Clay Menard Smith Finn Gladys Smith Seth Ramsey Beckley U. S Flat Top A. E. Martin Robert Lilly Mack Moye Martin Clyde Lilly Ray Green Virgil Snead

Man Who Amputated His Own Arm Dies

NORTH PLATTE Neb Dec 21 P-Duane Arnold 25 who amputated his own arm above the wrist with a 35 cent pocket knife after his hand was enmeshed in corn er machinery died at a hospital here today. While working alone and unable to free his hand Arnold deliberately broke a wrist bone to perform the amputation. He then drained water from his tractor radiator to prevent freezing damage and drove eight miles to reach a car and go to a 25 all of Flat Top and Green Thompson 23 of Dunes. Martin said Snead driver of the car was arrested after treatment for injuries and taken to Princeton jail pending a manslaughter hearing. Green was released from Beckley hospital while the others were kept for observation.

North Platte Neb Duane Arnold Arnold Green Thompson Martin Snead Princeton Green Beckley Hospital

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