Anxious About Dollar Says Aged Finance Minister
Korekiyo Takahashi, 79, Japan's veteran finance minister, warns with especial anxiety that stabilization of the dollar is key to world trade recovery. He argues for steady exchange rates and criticizes tariffs that threaten Japan's overseas markets while praising the NRA's role in reviving purchasing power.
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Japan
Glenn Babb
Eyokyo
Korokiyo M
NRA
Takahashi
Dollar World Key
Akahashi
Mr. Takaflas
Roosevelt
Taris
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Korekiyo Takahashi
Elks to Hold Memorial Service in Grafton Auditorium
Grafton Lodge 208 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will conduct a memorial service Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in the auditorium of the Elks home. The event marks a yearly remembrance for departed members and is open to the public.
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Grafton Lodge 208
Order of Elks
Elk’s Home
Appraisers Report on Taylor County Bank Assets
West Virginia officials publish the 1933 appraisal of The Taylor County Bank of Grafton assets. Receivership details, values, and December 1 1998 signing by Rinehart Linn Lock outline inventory figures and book liabilities totaling 474405.41.
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Grafton
Taylor County
West Virginia
Taylor County Bank
W. C. Given
Taylor County Bank of
Rinehart
AimaM R_ LINN
E. N. Lock
First National Bank
Baltimore
Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co
Mellon National Bank
Baltimore Trust Co
National Bank of Fairmont
Diamond National Bank
Pittsburgh
Memorial service for local Elks lodge members
A memorial program lists piano solo by Miss Ann Tucker, a memorial ritual by lodge officers, a men's chorus led by Cedric Reynolds, and an oration by Brother Arthur Heinze of Fairmont. Florine Friedman sings with Anna Cruise on piano, followed by closing ritual and benediction. Several lodge members died since the last memorial, including Carey Humphreys Maloney Remlinzer Smoot Sommerville Waddell.
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Cedric 0. Reynolds
Ann Tucker
Arthur Heinze
Fairmont
Florine Friedman
Anna Cruise
Parrmont
Lodge
Elk
William FP. Carey
A. H. Humphreys
W. E. Maloney
Joseph J. Remlinzer
J. Ray Smoot
Sidney H. Sommerville
Alec C. Waddell
Elks
Car Stolen From Street In West Side Area In 1928 Chevy Theft
A 1928 Chevrolet coupe owned by Ralph S. Gibson, manager of Grafton Feed and Storage, was stolen from Latrobe street near the Tygart Valley river bridge about 1:00 pm. Miss Goldie Barrett saw a man drive away. authorities were alerted and surrounding towns notified as a search began.
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Ralph S. Gibson
Grafton Feed and Storage Company
Latrobe Street
Tygart Valley
Goldie Barrett
Beé
West Side
Gibson
Fine Corn Ears Donated by Local Farmer to Sentinel
Curtis Currey, a Lost Run farmer, selected six ears of yellow corn from the Wade Lambert/Kunst Armstrong farm and donated them to the Sentinel editor as a goodwill offering. The ears, noted for being among the best in years, show Taylor county soil’s promise for fruitful yields, with some ears reaching 26 rows and full maturation to the tip.
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Curtis Currey
Lost Run
Wade Lambert
Kunst-Armstrong
Sentinel
Taylor County
Christ Mill
Hardware Company
Pet Fox And House Dog Fine Friends
A. W. Shaw of Rowlesburg owns a tame gray fox aged over one year that plays with his dog. The fox and dog romp together with no aggression, though Shaw notes the fox will not chase chickens though it is highly trainable.
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PET Fox
Fine Friends
A. W. Shaw
Rowlesburg
Mr Shaw
Sentinel
Mr. Shaw
Relative of Tony Olivio Dies in Gypsy Home
Tony Olivio of Knotts avenue learns of the sudden death of his brother in law John B. Spino at his Gypsy residence on the M R division of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Mrs Spino is hospitalized in Fairmont after a serious operation. Ten children are in the family.
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Tony Olivio
Knotts Avenue
John B. Spino
Gypsy
M. R
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Thornton PTA Holds Meeting and Christmas Plans
The Third meeting of the Thornton Parent Teachers Association met Friday evening at Thornton school. After America the Beautiful and a scripture reading, a short business session set the church and school Christmas program at the church. The school program featured Thanksgiving songs and the play Another Alden by Goldie DeMoss, Jean Tyavis, Clayton Elsey, Carl Manear, and Martha Tes Hedick with high praise for the cast. Clayton Elsey and C E Painter gave vocal solos. The next meeting is December 22.
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Parent Teachers Association
Thornton School
Hazel Morris
J. L. Boyles
Alden
Goldie DeMoss
Jean Tyavis
Clayton Elsey
Carl Manear
Martha Tes Hedick
C. E. Painter
Association
Robbery clue surfaces as forged check ties to store
After a store robbery several checks were halted while an RFC check from the incident reemerged. The instrument was cashed at McIntosh Feed store in trade with a company in Cluksburg and presented to First National Bank. Officers view the backdated endorsements as a possible lead in solving the robbery.
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Mcintosh Feed
Cluksburg
First National Bank
Fred C Graham Named Special Receiver of The Press
Fred C. Graham, former mayor, appointed special receiver of the Grafton Press, Democratic weekly, by Judge Birk S. Stathers. Bond set at 3500 dollars. receiver may operate or sell the plant. Prohibition notice served on R H Kidd, Frances L Warder, E K Satterfield, Jos V Shelley, and Thomas E Joyce.
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Fred C. Graham
Grafton Press
Birk S. Stathers
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit
N. F. Kendall
R. H. Kidd
Frances L. Warder
E. K. Satterfield
Jos. V. Shelley
Thomas E. Joyce
Vaughn Kerr III Ill in Charleston
Local friends are advised of the serious illness of Vaughn Kerr son of Mr and Mrs W M Kerr of Clarksburg formerly of this city. The notice provides no further medical details or updates on his condition.
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Vaughn Kerr III
Charleston
Vaughn Kerr
W. M. Kerr
Clarksburg
Local Resident Recovering Slowly in Charleston Hospital
In a Charleston hospital a local resident is reported to be recovering slowly from pneumonia. The family, formerly residing in this community, are well known here.
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E City
Charleston
Thanksgiving social news from Morgantown and nearby
James Findley Halt spends the weekend with his Maple Avenue parents while studying at West Virginia University Morgantown. Several WVU and Hood College students spend Thanksgiving with relatives. families from Wheeling Clarksburg and Detroit visit, including Dr. and Mrs. Howard T. Phillips and Miss Mary Zinn.
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James Findley Halt
Howard H. Halt
Maple Avenue
Law
West Virginia University
Morgantown
Howard T. Phillips
Wheeling
W. A. Beavers
McGraw Avenue
Alice Margaret Holt
Hood College
A. A. Holt Veda Gorman
Fairview
Kathleen Garrell
J. Q. Musgrove
Sarah
Clarksburg
Glenn Primm
FA. Primm
W. E. Rightmire
Catherine
Lucy
Hopemont
Floyd R. Utterback
Mt. Lake Park
Utterback
Anna Utterback
Carrie Brendle
Loveland
Fay Berry
Margaret Taliaferro
Washington, Ind
Harold Cole
Grand Street
J. F. Taylor
Bridgeport
Grafton
Justice Jones, Jr
Dick Robey
Tom Stafford
David Evans
Carol Goodwin
Louise McPhail
Herbe Welsh
Tom Bartlett
Hale Watkins
W. E. Leonard
Charles Leonard
Akron
Ohio
Wos
J. N. Tregellas
Grace Wolfe
E. E. Lowther
Luzadder Street
Sardis
W. Va
Francis Harberts
Mary Zinn
West Virginia
Peden Boyce
Alice Axtell
Florence Boyce
Detroit
Commodore L. Boyce
Blueville
B.S. Wyckoff
Simpson
Supt Gibson Injured In Car Accident In Pruntytown
Superintendent H K Gibson of the Monongah division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was badly sprained in an ankle when his Packard struck a telephone pole and veered into an electric light pole cutting power to the reform school and town at 5 this morning. His son William Gibson suffered a bad cut above the left eye. Herman Gibson, who was driving, is believed to have dozed momentarily. Other occupants were shaken but uninjured. The car was brought to Arcade garage for repairs.
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H. K. Gibson
Monongah Division
Baltimore and Ohi Railroad Company
Wi- Ham Gibson
Packard
Pruntytown
Reform School
Weston
Truck Owners Need Cargo Insurance Now
Truck owners should apply for cargo insurance immediately with policy dated January 1 to avoid license delays. Call our office in the M. and Bank Building or phone 7-R. We also offer Public Liability, Property Damage, Fire, Theft and other coverages through Litzinger Insurance Agency.
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M. & Bank
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Thornton Pta
Helen Jacobs
Boston
Associated Press
Fred Graham
the Press
Judge Stathers
Herbert W. Dent
Hart
California
Thomas Thurmond
San Jose
Jean Arnold
Dr. Beard
Bert Anvil
Elkins
City
Ralph G. Hood
Bristol
C. V. Miller
Walnut Street
Clay V. Hiller
Betty Ann
Spencer
Janie Cline
Jean Murry
Bette Davia
Margaret Lindsay
C. W. Mary
Syracuse, N
C. E. Bunner
Printvtown
Litzinger Insurance Agency
Najes Radios
Christmas Gift Baker Coal CO
N. RB
Trisler Taxi Service
Buster Grabbe
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