Preservation plan for Klukwan totem poles proposed by governor
Alaska Governor Ernest Groening proposed preserving Klukwan's famed totem poles by building a fireproof covered structure funded by bonds. He visited the village and indicated local villagers would not oppose. The plan aims to protect the poles from deterioration while allowing continued display for tourists.
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Alaska
Klukwan
Ernest Groening
Denis Cattiinal Ielphia
Philippi Tures Elmsee
Dougherty
Pri Ticun
Cath
Washington memory fades in life and music club notes
Fragmentary prose recalls a distant figure in glory and doubt as readers reflect on a life and times. The piece mentions a funeral, Mrs Sue Clarke, and a city farewell, with club meetings held by the Friday Music Club, Choral Club, Bay View Reading Club, and First Baptist Sunday School, all sharing social hours and readings.
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Bast Ard Street
John S. Clarke
Sue
Clarke
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Texas
el Paso Eleetric Company
Bay View Hteading Club
Wree
Othe Buzetian Chise
First Baptist Sunday School
Royes Smith
South Elm Street
Harold Portersfielt
McNutt Seen as Poker and Clothes Enthusiast in China Quest
A portrait of Paul V. McNutt and wife Mrs. McNutt during a social gathering. The couple discuss travels in the Far East, love of golf and fashion, and his interest in poker. Her memories include their early life, schooling, and a notable political forum mishap.
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Washington
Paul v. McNutt
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Paul
Neme
Timolat
Lafayette
McNutt
Minneapolis
Texas
Soldier McNutt
San Antonio
Negra
McNutts
Far East
China
Aovie
Prescott Beats Warren 51 to 36 in Wednesday Night Game
Prescott defeated Warren 51 to 36 to notch its thirtieth win of the season. Orton and R. Bake led Prescott with 19 points each, Clowers top-scoring for Warren with five. Reserves played most of the second half after a 27-point lead, Prescott set to face Little Rock Tigers Friday. Also mentions unrelated notes on music, politics, and a San Diego treasure exhibit with modern metal crosses and a clairvoyant tale.
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Curly Wolves
Warren
Orton
R. Bake
Clowers
Little Rock Tigers
Odom Brothers to Sing at Tabernacle Revival
The Odom Brothers Quartet will sing at the opening service of an old time revival at the Tabernacle. Rev Guy Shields of Shield of Faith Bible Institute leads nightly services at 7:30 with morning sessions 1 PM on weekdays and 11 AM Sunday through March 10 in Fort Worth and Dallas.
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Hane Gas
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Kastoy
Ataniit
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Shield of Faith Bible Institute
Fort Worth
Tikas
Heumit
Evangelist Shields
Additional Loans Abroad Urged by Preston Grover
Debates in the Foreign Relations Committee reveal Administration support for broader loans to China and Finland. Jesse Jones pushes amendments to raise China loans while current limits cap Finland credits, with Denmark viewed as constrained by German ties.
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Eenale
Fom
Chinn
Senate Foreign Relations Comittee
Recro
Harrison
Mississippi
China
State Department
Jesse Jones
Federal Loan Administration
Chine
Senate
Finland
Clark
Missouri
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Wagner
New York
Urey
Queen Wilhelmina Adopts Economical Household Practices
Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands runs her household on simple, economical lines, joining a broad trend of Dutch housewives managing homes with efficient routines and thrift.
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Wilhelmina
The
Netherlands
Mind Your Manners T A Reg U S Patooff
A fragmentary page item presents a quiz on polite usage with questions about servant handling and addressing a grown daughter. It offers suggested answers such as no nickname usage, saying please, consistent privileges, and a hostess setting a good example. The text shifts to a note that bowls or bowling was known in the English countryside.
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Miss Mary
Miss Brown
Mary
Germany Enlists Retired Doctors for Civilian Hospitals
Berlin reports authorities plan to mobilize retired physicians to relieve strained military medical services. About one third of doctors are conscripted or reassigned while many continue practice at home or in improvised facilities. Auxiliary hospitals and surging hospital capacity are prepared to handle civilian patients if regular hospitals are overwhelmed.
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Germany
Gre
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