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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1943

Page

9

Leg of Tugboat Man Found. Shoe Tracing Solves Mystery

New York police traced a severed leg and its rare shoe to a tugboat crewman linked to a May East River collision. Lt. Adam Yulch followed a long trail through shoe factories and retailers to Francisco Lopez, an oilier on a tugboat, who had owned the shoe later sold to Lopez’s relative.

New York Mineola N. Y Sands Point Long Island Sound Adam Yulch Yulch Endicott N.Y Endicott-Johnson Shoe Corp Boston C. B. Allen Allen+Squires Shoe Co Spencer, Mass Sobel Bros, Inc Yuleh Brooklyn Manhattan Joseph Berg Berg Jose Fernandez Francisco Lopez Fernandez Lopez East River

Civilian defense enrollment by county figures released

The report lists civilian defense enrollment by county. Marion County ranks second with 9,499 enrollees, following Hancock and Ohio with 8,675 and Cabell with 8,356. Tucker County shows the second largest per capita organization with 2,954 workers from 33,173 residents, or 227.2 per 1,000. Monroe County has the smallest group with 75 members.

West Virginia Carl G. Bachmann Kanawha County Hancock County Northern Panhandle Armed Services Marion County Hansack Ohio Cabell Tucker County Monroe County

Robertsburg Soldier Killed in War Department List

Pvt. Denver W. Ash of Robertsburg is named as the sole West Virginian among 96 American soldiers reported killed in action yesterday by the War Department. The list covers casualties across all major war areas and notes Ash as the son of Mrs. Barrie Ash.

Pvt Denver W. Ash Barrie Ash Robertsburg War Department

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