Foldoe Builders Turn Alaska Craft Into Nationwide Fame
Ken Foldoe and Audrey Foldoe, once Bagley residents, moved to Fairbanks in 1956 and became noted for totem pole carving and log home construction. They produce poles ranging from 10 inches to 15 feet, with raven motifs, selling across Canada and the U S. The couple plans to return to Bagley briefly while keeping Alaska projects.
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Ken
Audrey Foldoe
Alaska
The
Arctic Circle
Foldee
Bagley
Ken Foldoe
Foldoe
Cheyanne
Julie
Shawnee
Judy Ellen
Carl Foldoe
Audrey
Einar Ennevell
Clearwater County
Fairbanks
Humor group aims for longer military vacations and peace tradeoffs
Alfred E. Davidson, founder of APHIA, proposes increasing military vacations by one month annually to reach permanent holiday after 12 years. He favors paying munitions makers to stop production and awarding an annual humor prize named the Nobel, distinct from the real Nobel Prize.
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London
Alfred E. Davidson
Davidson
World Bank
U.N. Children’s Fund
Association For the Promotion of
Aphia
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Totem Pole
Pearl Highberg
Canada
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