Alaska Opens Noncompetitive Oil Lease Filings In Susitna Tyonek Areas
The State Division of Lands announced opening 341 020 acres across 144 tracts in the Susitna Valley and southern Tyonek for noncompetitive oil and gas leasing. Applications open January 4 at 10 p m and close February 4 at 3 p m with a $20 filing fee. Entries will be drawn to determine leasing priority.
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Tyonek
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Sixth’ Avenue
Anchorage
Ketchikan
William H. Mitchell
Mendenhall Glacier
Lemesurier Island
Icy Strait
Ben Crawford
Annette Island
United States
Standard Oil Co. of
California
Kenai Peninsula
Petersburg ANB Drives Two Wins In Championship Margin
Petersburg ANB defended its class A title against Wrangell with 60 to 53 on Friday and 70 to 61 on Saturday. Joe Tagaban and Dick Hanson led Petersburg, while Wrangell’s King scored 18 on Friday and 25 on Saturday for the visitors.
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Petersburg
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Wrangell
Joe Tagaban
Dick Hanson
Ray Fermans
Wrange
Jim Sowle
King
Hansen
Davia
Angiiman
Ted
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Joe Aey
Angerman
Truitt
Ferrians
Hanson
Tagaban
Randrup
Kito
Kverninck
Tom Thompson
Wally Swangon
Satantey
Honea
Han
Fermians
Kverniik
John Kito
Randrupam
Decisions Expected On Fish Traps By Mid February
Juneau Attorney General Ralph Moody says the U S Supreme Court will likely rule in the Alaska fish trap case by mid February. He notes that Kake Angoon and Metlakatla requested an early hearing to avoid costs of preparing traps for next year after appealing a state supreme court ruling against operation of 11 traps.
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Ralph Moody
U. S. Supreme Court
Alaska
Moody
Kake
Angoon
Metlakatla
State Supreme Court
Airlines Merger Expected Shortly After New Year
Ellis Air Lines and Alaska Coastal of Juneau plan to merge after January with Alaska Coastal-Ellis Airlines forming the new entity. The Civil Aeronautics Board plans to approve the merger, notifying of seven days for objections before a hearing, and lists capital structure and director nominations involving Marine Airways and Alaska Air Transport entities.
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Ellis Air Lines
Alaska
Juneau
Ellis
Ketchikan News
Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Alatiex’ Comdial
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St Catherine's New Year Schedule
Father Mosey will fly to Petersburg for 4 15 p m Mass on December 31 with confessions 7 30 to 8 30 p m New Year's Eve. Mass on New Year's Day is at 10 30 a m before returning to Wrangell for an evening Mass. The Petersburg Press is thanked for coverage.
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Father Mosey
Petersburg
Wrangell
Elks and Moose Plan New Year Eve Parties
Lodge officials announce annual New Year Eve celebrations at both lodge halls with dancing entertainment and party favors for members and invited guests. Wally Swanson Felipe Tagaban officiated with Vic Guth Zone Dewitt acting as ag.
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SAN Aie
Wally’ Swanson
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Vic
Guth“Fie
Zone Dewitt
Don
Jones
Christmas window contest crowns Roy Lunas and others
The Petersburg Chamber of Commerce sponsored the Christmas decorations contest with the Roy Lunas manger scene on Lumber Street winning the residential division for the second straight year. Sanitary Market and George's Modern Beauty Salon took second and third in windows while Roswolds and Aste. Ribbens earned residential honors behind a Santa and reindeer display. Organizational division went to George Rice's seventh grade class for transforming top floor windows into a church scene.
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Petersburg Chamber
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Roy Luna
Lumber Street
Lund
Aste
Ribbens
Front Street
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Deas
Melvin Roundtree
George Rice
Victor Guthrie
David Crawford
Petersburg
Fires mar holiday season in Wrangell Petersburg area
Christmas Eve blaze at Salvation Army Chapel in Petersburg delayed charity program as floors required new stove installation. In Wrangell, a December 26 fire at the Cassiar cafe on a main street killed 55 year old E. W. Jones of Seattle. neighboring buildings were saved but the two story restaurant was almost a total loss.
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Salvation Army
Wrangell
Cassiar Cade
E. W. Jones
Seattle
Alaska Fish and Game member dies at Seward
Roberts Martin of Naknek, a member of the Alaska Fish and Game, died at his brother's home in Seward two weeks ago. He had just finished a meeting with the board in Anchorage and was en route home to Bristol Bay when he died after a diving trip.
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Roberts Martin
Naknek
Alaska Fish and Game
Lowell Point
Ward
Ae Fu
Anchorage
Bristol Bay
Anchorage Attorney Named Bankruptcy Referee
Anchorage attorney J Gerald Williams was appointed as referee in bankruptcy for the state by U S federal judges Waller Hodge and Raymond Plummer for a six year term subject to congressional confirmation Williams, former territorial attorney general and Democratic candidate for Alaska's first governor, led a notable career in the Territory and early state politics.
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Jerry
Ancorage
Alaska
Waller Hodge
Raymond Plummer
Anchorage
J. Gerald Williams
Williams
Territory of
Alaska Day at Century 21 Fair Set for July 7
Century 21 Exposition officials announce July 7, 1962 as Alaska Day at the fair in Seattle. The date replaces an earlier April 26 designation, adjusted to align with a planned visit by King Island Eskimo dancers. Governor Al Rosellini and fair officials approved the change.
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Juneau
Seattle
New Jersey Attorney General Certifies Alaska Job Ads Stopped
Governor William A. Egan announces Newark promoter agreed not to run employment ads in Alaska. The AG found cancellations hindered by advance publication needs, prompting protests after families sought welfare aid upon arriving in Alaska for non existent jobs. Egan has contacted newspapers periodicals and radio stations about the issue.
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William A. Egan
Newark, N.J
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Egan
Consumer Frauds Bureau
Salvation Army
Alaska
Waters Survives 69 Days in Sub Arctic Wilderness
William C. Waters a 42 year old Kentucky postal clerk endured 69 days lost in Alaska near Circle Hot Springs and Birch Creek. He subsisted on berries and dodged mosquitoes while fending off a cub bear before rescue by Ray Kosolo and James Gunning. The tale was named Alaska's top story of 1961 by Associated Press staff.
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Fairbanks
William C. Waters
Erlander
Alaska
Associated Press
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Barrow Eskimos
Waters
Alaska Bush
Big Lake
Steese
Circle Hot Springs
Ray Kosolo
James Gunning
Kenai Peninsula
William A. Egan
Richard Nixon
Kentucky
Alaska High School Basketball Scores
Alaska games include Metlakatla 49 Ketchikan 46 Petersburg 66 Sitka 53 E Anchorage 69 Eielson 44 and Kenai 52 Seward 45 Final scores list multiple matches with Juneau prevailing over Wrangell and Mt Edgecumbe, plus a holiday tourney format for Seward at Juneau and Petersburg at Sitka.
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Ketchikan
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Petersburg
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W. Anchorage
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Seward
Haines
Fairbanks
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