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Alaska Petersburg Press

Location

Petersburg, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1941

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Registration Day For Younger Men July 1 1941 Alaska and U S

Government sets second registration under the Selective Training and Service Act for all men aged 21 on July 1 1941. In Petersburg the city building will host registration from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. The proclamation by President Roosevelt orders nationwide registration in the United States Hawaii Puerto Rico and Alaska for eligible young men born after 1 1900 and before July 1 1920.

United States Petersburg Roosevelt Fraklin D. Roosevelt United States of America Territory of Hawaii Puerto Rico Territory Alaska Continental Coast Guard Auxiliary and Reserve Selective Service Local Board Ted Hugo

Pleasant evening at Sant Hans observance in local church

The unfinished Cue Perar church hall hosted a Sant Hans observance last Monday. It was decorated with flowers and greenery, transforming the space into a vegetable forest. A large turnout pleased the committee, and ladies offered shortcake refreshments from eight to ten thirty.

Cue ‘Perar

Halibut Landings Ledger with Names and Firms

Halibut landings listed by date and vessel or person with quantities in pounds and two price columns. Entries name vessels such as Lena Agnes Vesta Raider and individuals like Tom Thompson Knut Thompson Whiz and Mary Anne, detailing totals from June 21 to June 25 and destinations New England Northern Northern to Whiz and others.

Lanore New England Lena Tom Thompson H. Louise Northern Arcade Knut Thompson Kennebec Agnes Vesta Midway Howard B Don Mary Anne Fran Whiz Raider Alpha Katie Don Q

Notice to Press Subscribers for Fourth of July week

Next Friday publication date falls on July Fourth. The paper will publish on Thursday to take advantage of the celebration. Contributors are asked to submit items early to ensure timely delivery to subscribers.

Permit Required For Sand Removal From Sandy Beach

Forest Service restricts sand removal after large haulage. Individuals needing small amounts for gardens may obtain a permit at the Forest Service office. Large quantities for sidewalks or projects must source sand elsewhere. A future CCC road project may create a public access area for sand. Until then no removal without a permit.

Forest Service Office of The CCC Forest Service Office

Alaska to Share Funds of Arms Tax

A June 11 House bill extended wildlife restoration funds derived from arms and ammunition taxes to Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The move parallels treatment of states and allows territories to cooperate in the program on the same basis as states.

Tir Ond House of Representatives Ate Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico Virgin Islands

Size of Numbers On Fishing Boats

A message to Alaska boat owners from Earl Ohmer of the Alaska Game Commission cites a Juneau courier note from James Connors. Customs numbers must rise from three inches to six inches in height when used as Bureau of Fisheries IDs. If Hosea Sarber is away, Ohmer can supply the new numbers and forms upon request.

Earl Ohmer Alaska Game Commission James Connors Juneau Bureau of Fisheries Hosea Sarber Ohmer

Mrs Willie Johnson Sells P T A Cookbooks To Tourists

Mrs Willie Johnson reports selling more than 380 P T A cookbooks to tourists and says she still has more available for local residents.

Willie Johnson P.T. A

Program Parade and Dance Schedule for Independence Day

A municipal program features a parade at 11 00 A M with prize money totaling 125 00. Following events include the Firemen's Fourth of July Ball at Sons of Norway Hall at 10 30 P M and a Native Dance at Sales Inn.

Firemen's Ball—Sons of Norway Hall

Big Day Planned For Fourth of July Festivities

A full July Fourth program in Petersburg features a morning marathon starting at ten, multiple races for all ages, boat races, and a greased pole contest. The evening shows Irene starring Anna Neagle and Ray Milland at the Coliseum, followed by a big dance at the Sons of Norway hall and a native dance at Sales Hall. Prizes will reward best costumes and decorated vehicles in a parade designed to engage families, fishermen, nurses, teachers, and workers.

Yelock Petersburg Coliseum Irene Anna Neagle Ray Millard Sons of Norway Hall Sales Hall

C.A.A. Inspector Visits Petersburg Weekend

C.A.A. Inspector Eugene Gull of the Anchorage office arrived in Petersburg last Friday on business and stayed until Sunday. He was flown to Juneau by Tony Schwamm.

Eugene Gull C.A.A Anchorage Petersburg Juneau Tony Schwamm

Old-Timer Visits in Petersburg

Jack Stoft, longtime Petersburg resident and former head of Stoft and Resling from 1911 to 1920, visited town during the North Coast Monday. He also served as bank president and Alaska Steamship Company agent and will be remembered by many locals.

Jack Stoft Petersburg Stoft and Resling Alaska Steamship Company

Alaska Game Commission Eyes Autogyro Purchase

Executive Officer Frank Dufresne said the Alaska Game Commission may obtain the autogyro it ordered for patrol work if the Army does not need the whirling plane more. The craft has passed tests as suitable for Alaska, and funds are available, though the Army may take over the contract for defense.

Alaska Game Commission Army Alaska Frank Dufresne Commission

Funds Cut For Health Service In Alaska

The United States Public Health Service reduces Alaska Department of Health funding for 1942 by about 14000 due to Alaska's failure to provide matching funds. Only 100 under Title VI and 4200 of venereal disease funds will be available, with general disease control at 6200 conditional on matching. Dr. Courtney Smith notes drastic impacts on venereal disease drugs and tuberculosis program travel, plus loss of a lab technican in Anchorage.

United States Public Health Service Alaska Department of Health Courtney Smith Thomas Parran Territorial Department Department National Defense Centers Missouri Social Security Board Alaska Anchorage

Shakes From Wrangell For Twin Creeks Camp

A barge loaded with shakes cut by the C C C was towed from Wrangell by the Forestry boat earlier this week. They will be stored here during the summer and used in construction when Twin Creeks camp resumes operations. Plans include building an equipment shed at Twin Creeks with a six stall garage this fall.

C.C.C Wrangell Twin Creeks

Local Chamber Backs Dimond Reapportionment Bill

At a Monday noon Chamber of Commerce meeting members voted to send a telegram to the House Committee on Territories. The Dimond bill, heard by the committee on June 24, would reapportion representation to favor smaller southeastern Alaska districts. The measure aims to ensure majority control and prevent minority senators from blocking legislation. The chamber also named Forrest Fryer Erick Ness and Knut Thompson to explore extending the halibut season.

Chamber of Commerce House Committee On Territories Dimond Alaska Forrest Fryer Erick Ness Knut Thompson

King Salmon Run Surges in Alaska Waters

In Sitka and Juneau an unusually large king salmon run swamps fishing ports. Boats here even travel to Petersburg to sell fish while halibut inflow overloads buyers. Knut Thompson reports buying 10,000 pounds of salmon.

Sitka Juneau Petersburg Knut Thompson

Hunt for Giant King Crabs Makes Progress in Alaska

The U S Fish and Wildlife Service expedition reports success in locating giant king crabs in Alaskan waters. Vessels Champion Dar and Locks report captures near Kodiak Island and in Kupreanof and Rasberry straits. Researchers study trawl versus tangle net effectiveness.

Seattle Kodiak Island Kupreanof Rasberry Straits

Friendly deer visit Petersburg noted by residents

One morning Mrs. Jimmy Rhodes spotted six deer in a neighbor’s back yard while in Petersburg. Earlier, Mr. and Mrs. Iversen counted seventeen deer on a walk to the city dam last Monday night, creating a striking urban wildlife moment.

Jimmy Rhodes Iversen City Dam

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