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.
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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.
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West Virginia
Carl G. Bachmann
Kanawha County
Hancock County
Northern Panhandle
Armed Services
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Hansack
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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.
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Pvt
Denver W. Ash
Barrie Ash
Robertsburg
War Department
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