Coal for Quick Service Call 474 Wins Baker's Coal Bid
The item Coal for Quick Service Call 474 secures Baker's Coal as the winning bidder. Delivery terms include extra charges for carry-in jobs and details reference Harry L. Baker in the bid note. The record reflects a mining and coal delivery context with pricing and service terms.
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Harry L. Baker
Sinsel & Newcome
Onl
Latrobe St
Turner Store Front Modernized On Main Street
One of the fall’s standout improvements is Clyde G. Turner’s storefront modernization on Main Street. The newly completed front enhances the shop’s beauty with a clear interior view and attractive window displays now possible.
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Clyde G. Turner
Extra Truck To Be Used In Mail Deluge
Assistant Postmaster Charles Shay announced extra arrangements for a surge in mail. A second parcel post truck will be added and up to six new clerks may join sorting and delivery duties. The Saturday mail window may extend, with normal service to 6 pm if feasible. Some Christmas day deliveries will occur, others canceled. Clyde G Turner sells stamps. postage rates unchanged. Local cards require two cent stamps, sealed or unsealed affects rates. Out of town cards need three cents if sealed.
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Charles
Shay
Clyde G. Turner
T J Cook Dies Prominent Parkersburg Resident
Tillingast J. Cook aged 63 and a former city engineering department employee died in Parkersburg on December 17. He was a well known local figure and longtime public servant.
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Parkersburg
Tillingast J. Cook
City Engineering Department
Noble and Schroeder Lead Grafton High Alumni Slate
Dr Harold Noble and C Fred erick Schroeder Jr head the presidency slate for the Grafton High School Alumni association. Other nominees include Frank Collins Matthew Archdeacon for vice presidency and Mary Mays Clark Charlotte Rendle for secretary treasurer. Executive candidates are William Murray Junior Gatrell Charles Thayer Lila Paintir Dean Mildred Bartlett and Carrie Bennett. results to be announced at the December 28 Alumni banquet at Andrews M E church before the annual dance.
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Harold Noble
C. Frederick Schroeder, Jr
Grafton High School Alumni Association
E. Bailey Wyckoff
Frank Collins
Matthew Archdeacon
Mary Mays Clark
Charlotte Rendle
William Murray
Junior Gatrell
Charles Thayer
Lila Paintir Dean
Mildred Bartlett
Carrie Bennett
Andrews M. E
Rescue Hopes Dwindle In Snowbound Airliner Search
Rescue teams comb the Wasatch western slopes 25 miles southwest of Salt Lake City as a Western Air Express plane with two women and five men aboard remains missing after a sputtering engine and sudden snowstorm. A broken tree and canyon indentations hint at a crash. officials fear casualties, while a stewardess is singled out among feared victims.
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Salt Lake City
Dee
Wasatch Mountains
Angeles
Western Air
John FP. Wolfe
Chicago
Henry —W. Edwards
Minneapolis
Santa Claus
Northwest Airlines
O. J. Morrison
Cac
Christopher
Dwight
Til
Grafton
Lis
Welfare workers to give toys to children this Christmas
Taylor County Welfare department will distribute toys handmade or repaired at the local sewing center to children in direct relief programs. Director Edward A. Lipscomb said the project aims to brighten Christmas for families in need, with help from Women’s clubs, the Salvation Army, and city churches.
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Taylor County ‘Welfare Department
Loc
Edward A. Lipscomb
Welfare Board
Chas
Wome Clus
Salvation Army
Search for missing plane passengers spreads hope in Wasatch
Wife of pilot and a cross country romance headline tied to the incident as officials mobilize 400 to 500 volunteers from the regular army post Civilian Conservation Corps and ranchers to search the Alpine Wasatch slopes for a missing plane. A sheep herder fire briefly sparked false hope that survivors signaled with flares.
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Gladys Witt
S.J. Samson
William Bogen
George Keyser, Jr
Trafi
Amy
Salt Lake City
Civilian Conservation Corps
Wasatch
Alpine
Flogging Band Threats Reported in North Carolina
Sheriff J A Russ turned a threatening letter over to federal authorities after a relative of a flogging victim reported it. Jarvis Inman, 22, Freeland operator, was warned by a crude pencil note signed KK to follow demands or face consequences. The couple Inman and Cox were allegedly seized and flogged by 26 to 30 men led by a figure called Judge.
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Southport
N. C
J. A. Russ
Waccamaw River Valley
Russ
Jarvis Inman
Freeland
William Inman
Jesse Cox
Inman
Cox
Former Local Man Ushers at Wallis Simpson Wedding
Lieut Commander John Homer Holt U S Navy retired living in Charleston, a native of Grafton, is described as an usher at Wallis Warfield Simpson's 1916 marriage to Lieut Commander B W Spencer. Holt, son of the late Circuit Judge J H Holt, has spent years in Grafton and Charleston, moving in naval circles with ties to the Spencers and possibly the U S Naval Academy. He was stationed in Shanghai China when the Spencers lived there.
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John Homer Holt
U. S. Navy
Charleston
Grafton
Wallis Warfield Simpson
B. W. Spencer
J. H. Holt
Rex R. Nuzum
J. C. Helms
James C. Holt
Naval Meat Sertvice
Holt
S'mpsons
U.S. Naval Academy
Shhed
China
Spencer's
B. & O. Police Pick Up Two in Flemington
Two unidentified men were arrested early today by B and O police in Flemington for obstructing a train. Captain C T Morehead, now investigating, said the pair drove near the tracks twice at the west side crossing causing a train delay. He noted the men were intoxicated but there was no collision.
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C. T. Morehead
Flemington
Robbery suspect Thorne linked to additional thefts
The alleged robber Thorne confessed to the crime and implicated younger Jenkins in the arrest case tied to a Valley Falls victim Miss Addie Barker. Police note the offenses near the Taylor Marion county line allowed Marion troopers to continue their probe. Lawrence Hays, 25, was arrested and held for Fairfax authorities to question about both robberies.
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Thorne
Jenkins
Addie Barker
Valley Falls
Miss Barker
Kelso
Taylor
Marion County
Lawrence Hays
W. E. Murphy
Taylor County
Fairmont
Union Walkout Halts Glass Plants Across Industry
Union chiefs report ASU SKY workers idle at five Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. factories, with Libbey-Owens-Ford plants idle in Ottawa as 1,300 workers strike for two weeks in sympathy. If continued, impacts may reach automakers within weeks. Stores report Boys jackets and zippers stocked to meet demand amid the disruption.
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Asusky
C. v
Pittsburg Plate Glass Co
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Libbey - Owens-Ford
Ottawa
Pittsburgh
McCabe
General Motors Corp
Libby Owens Ford Glass Plant Idle as Strike Continues
Kanawha City Libtey Owens Ford flat glass plant idle on second day of strike. About 1,350 workers affected while 50 inside keep furnaces hot for possible settlement talks with Glen W. McCabe of the Flat Glass Workers Union. Other plants seek wage increases and are blocking concessions.
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Charleston
Libtey-Owens-Ford
Kaiser Faces Light Sentence in Wider US Case
Charles Kaiser in his late sixties is connected to a broader Livin Page One house to house operation across Pennsylvania and Ohio. Federal district attorney’s staff in Elkins recommended a lighter sentence than co defendants. Local witnesses in U S district court included state troopers city police and county officers.
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Endemiuea Livin
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kaiser
Elkins
U. S. District Court
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