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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1950

Page

13

Towboat First on Kanawha in 20 Years Enters Service

The Elk Machine Co. delivered a 30 by 16 foot towboat with 123 horsepower gasoline engine to the James T. Jobb Coal Co. for coal transport on the Pocataligo River. It is the Kanawha valley’s first power boat since 1930 and features a unique arc turning rudder mechanism. The vessel is designed to tow a 1 000 ton barge and drafts 3 feet 6 inches.

Elk Machine Co Maryland James T. Jobb Coal Co Pomeroy, G Pocataligo River Kanawha Ward Engineering Y Thomes White Elk Harry Coleman Dewide Robert White

Unnamed Elk River Steamboat Built by Ward Engineers

The article details the construction of a new steel boat on the Kanawha and Elk rivers by Ward Engineering Co housed near Mason County and Graham. Proprietor Thomas White, foreman Harry Coffey, and the Sporn power plant crew are noted, with plans to supply Pocataligo River coal to the James T. Jobb Coal Co as owner contemplates naming the vessel.

Tendent Sporn Graham Harry Coffey Mason County Charles Ward Engineering Co Thomas White Ward Elk Machine Co Kanawha River U. S Engio-jassary If Ward Io Esseate White James T. Jobb Maryland Av James T. Jobb Coal Co Harry Coleman Robert White

Ice cubes fall from hotel window in Toronto incident

Hailstones described as ice cubes rained down on a police cruiser in Toronto. Detectives found Gerald Day, 24, tossing them from a hotel window and fined him $20 for the act.

Toronto Gerald Day

California Produces About Two Hundred Thousand Tons of Raisins

California harvests roughly 200000 tons of raisins each year, reflecting its large grape growing industry and processing capacity. The figure underscores the state’s role in fruit production and related markets.

California

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