Major Improvement Will Give Unexcelled Small Boat Harbor
Petersburg officials welcomed a federal order to advertise for bids on harbor dredging, with start of work likely in early July. Mayor Ed Locken says the project will boost summer trade and yield lasting benefits. Alaska Glacier Sea Food Co. president Earl Ohmer calls it the best small boat harbor for southeastern Alaska, while Pe tersburg Cold Storage head T S Elsemore notes the dredging should raise permanent population and activity.
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Petersburg
Ed. Locken
H. J. Wild
U. S. Army
Locken
Alaska
T. S. Elsemore
Bill Passes Extending Wheeler Howard Benefits to Alaska Natives
The Senate approved H. R. 9866 to extend Wheeler Howard Act provisions to Alaska. The measure funds charter costs, loans for chartered groups, student tuition in trade schools, and appoints qualified Alaska Indians or Eskimos. It allows designation of Indian reservations with resident votes.
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Dimond
Territory of
Alaska
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Eskimo Educator Settles in Petersburg Alaska
Arthur Hanson Eide and wife with daughter Virginia arrive from the North Sea to settle in Petersburg. Since 1915 he has worked with the Bureau of Education in Alaska, built a hospital at Pt Barrow, taught Eskimos, authored two books, and helped pioneer industrial education for natives. He is an experienced upholsterer and interior decorator.
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Arthur. Hanson Eide
Eide
Virginia
North Sea
Petersburg
States
Mr. Eide
Alaska
Bureau of Education
Pt. Barrow
Bureau
Ndfives
Viking
Pp TA to Meet Wednesday at School Auditorium
The Parent-Teacher Association will hold its last meeting of the school year Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. Newly selected officers will be installed. The fifth grade Puppet Theater will perform and the beginners band will play. Manual Training classes will exhibit some of their work.
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Parent
Wrll
Sses
Italy to Announce Ethiopia Annex Saturday
Foreign reports say Italy will issue a decree tomorrow declaring the annexation of Ethiopia. Italian troops struggle to restore order in Addis Ababa as Haile Selassie flees the capital. Roosevelt bars funds to Florida ship project.
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Italy
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassié
Primary Returns Near Complete for Territorial Offices
With about twenty precincts still unreported Frank Boyle leads J S Hofman for Territorial Auditor on the Democratic ticket 3503 to 1436. Cash Cole leads C H MacSpadden for the Republican nomination 1437 to 1206. Roy Storey extends a large lead over E F Wann for Highway Engineer. In the First Division Hanford Henning Frank Price Harry Race and Jack Wilson appear set for Territorial House nominations. Democratic House candidates now leading are J P Anderson James V Davis Joe Green and Crystal Snow Jenne.
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Frank Boyle
J. S. Hofman
Territorial
Boyle
Mr. Hofman
Cash Cole
C. H. MacSpadden
Roy Storey
E. F. Wann
Hanford Henning
Frank Price
Harry Race
Jack Wilson
Territorial House
House of Representatives
J. P. Anderson
James V. Davis
Joe Green
Crystal Snow Jenne
Poppy Day Observed in Petersburg By Legion Auxiliary
Poppy Day will be observed on Saturday May 23 in Petersburg as crepe poppies made by disabled veterans are distributed on the streets by volunteers from the American Legion Auxiliary led by Mrs. Chas Anders. Wearing the poppy honors World War dead and supports the Legion and Auxiliary work for veterans and families. Remember Poppy Day May 23.
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Petersburg
American Legion Auxiliary
Chas. Anders
American Legion and Auxiliary
Liquor Board Revises Regulations and License Fees
The Board of Liquor Control amendments tighten penalties for underage and intoxicated on licensd premises. Licenses now issued only as General Retail licenses priced 150 dollars or 75 dollars for half a year, with half year end date December 31 1936. Applications for towns outside cities require a petition from over half of voting residents aged 21 plus. New rules will be printed and mailed soon.
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Board of Liquor Control
Ladies' Aid Silver Tea To Be Held At Telephone Exchange
The Ladies Aid will host a Silver Tea on Saturday May 16 at the Telephone Exchange with lunch served from noon. Raffle chances will be sold on a quilt crafted by Ladies Aid members. The PWA has reported a profit of 5 634 000 from bonds tied to railroad and local government loans.
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Ladies Aid
PWA
Norwegians Plan May 17 Dance in Petersburg
Norwegian Independence Day May 17 will be observed in Petersburg with the Sons of Norway presenting the annual 17th of May Dance. The organizing committee aims to provide the customary high standard of enjoyment for local residents on this annual event.
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Petersburg
Sons of Norway
William Mahan Captured in Frisco by Federal Agents
William Mahan, suspected ringleader in the Weyerhauser kidnapping in Tacoma last May, was captured at noon today in San Francisco by federal agents. He was unarmed and carried some of the ransom money.
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San Francisco
William Mahan
Weyerhauser
Tacoma
Mahan
Poster Contest for School Children
The American Legion Auxiliary unit sponsors a Poppy Poster Contest in public schools for Poppy Day on May 23. Many children participate. entries close May 10. A judges’ board will select prize winners. Winning posters go to the Territorial Convention in Juneau in September to compete territory wide.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Légion
Auxiliary
Juneau
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