Seized Boat Returned By Japanese After Protest
The Japanese navy returned to American owners an American-owned launch seized yesterday along with two Italian vessels. They also restored two American flags amid a protest by the U.S. consul general. Japanese officials cited blockade rules and claimed the launch had been Chinese property, not Japanese.
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Whangpoo River
William Hunt Steamship Company
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Kiangyin
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Yangtze
Commercial Pacific
Settlement Near in Greyhound Bus Strike
Cleveland December 1 The 16 day Greyhound bus driver strike was reported imminent by an unquoted company official and by A F Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Both claim a settlement within a few hours Union drivers walked out on Thanksgiving demanding wage increases and a closed shop
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Lyle Kimble Arrested After Deer Hunt Drive Crash
Lyle Kimble proprietor of a Route 50 inn and filling station was arrested after a deer hunting trip crash on Thornton hill. He faced charges of drunken driving and driving without a license. companion William Swiger was jailed for intoxication. Two loaded guns were seized. Bond set at 500 dollars. trial scheduled for Monday morning. Swiger to appear later that day. Kimble previously had his operator license revoked after pleading guilty to a hit and run charge.
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Lyle Kimble
Preston County
Kimble
William Swiger
Thornton Hill
W. E. Murphy
Clarksburg
Murphy
Justice of the
A. B. Knabenshue
Kimbuee
Swiger
Brough
Knabenshue
More Hunters Report Kills Across Two Open Days
West Virginia counties saw a strong deer harvest over two hunting days with at least five Taylor County hunters among the total. Notable kills included an eight-point 190-pound buck near Terra Alta Preston County by Ben Gerkins and a ten-point 250-pound buck at Cuzzart. An 11-year-old boy, Olin Hawk, killed a 180-pound buck near Maysville. State totals reported 2,000 hunters and no fatalities, with grouse abundance and improved quail counts.
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Sarvey
W. C. “Mac” McFarling
Dane Leaca
Sentinel
Gerkins
Ben Gerkins
Piedmont Avenue
Terra Alta
Preston County
Delnis Stemple
Cuzzart
Frank Fawcett
Park View
Pocahontasounty
Charleston
Olin Hawk
Maysville
Grant County
Nellie McNeil
Hardy County
Preston
Tucker
Grant
Conservation Commission
James Helmick
Hendricks
Haddix Mountain
Tucker County
Dog Bite Leaves Mrs. Henderson in Pain
Mrs. N. A. Henderson of 279 Fanny street suffered a severe dog bite months ago with infection developing. Doctors advise hospital treatment, and she is preparing to enter a Clarksburg hospital for care.
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N. A. Henderson
Fanny Street
Boy Struck by Car Near Bus Stop Injures Young Rider
A six year old boy, Billy Newton, was struck by a car as he alighted from a school bus near his home about one mile south of the Dick Lawson filling station at 5 PM yesterday. He was not seriously hurt, though initial hospital fears included a possible pelvic fracture. Driver Boyd Modisett, 45, of Simpson, faces a reckless driving charge. a hearing is planned tomorrow before Magistrate Knabenshue with bus driver Charles Burke Jr. as a witness.
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Billy Newton
J. A. Kimble
Grafton City Hospital
Little Billy
Boyd Modisett
Simpson
Newton
John Newton
Justice of the Peace
A. B. Knabenshue
Modisett
G. F. Randall
Kna Kenshue
Charles Burke, Jr
Taylor County Red Cross Appreciation Note
The Taylor County Red Cross extends appreciation to all workers and the Grafton Sentinel for splendid cooperation during our drive. Signed by the Board of Directors.
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