Navy Inspection Delivers Off Limits Warning in Kodiak
Navy medical staff inspected all commercial food handlers in Kodiak on Wednesday. Lt. E. L. Walter in charge of the rat eradication program and Ovid McKinley, chief of police, accompanied the party. Belmont Cafe was barred to all military personnel with an off limits sign. The effort follows a city cleanup and rat baiting drive to curb Weiss Disease.
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Navy Medical Department
Kodiak
E. L. Walter
Navy
Ovid McKinley
Belmont Cafe
Lt. Walter
Walter
Driver Dale Barton Fined And Suspended In Kodiak Case
Dale Barton was fined 150 dollars and received a 30 day suspended jail sentence along with a six month suspension of his driver license in U.S. Commissioner’s Court last Friday. A 12 man jury found him guilty on two of three charges filed by Frank V. Sheff of Kodiak Naval Station, namely reckless driving and failing to stop at the scene of an accident, while he was found not guilty of driving while under the influence. Barton’s attorney was Talmage L. Smith. jurors included Robert Dawson and others.
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Dale Barton
U. S. Commissioner’s Court
Frank V. Sheff
Kodiak Naval Station
Barton
Talmage L. Smith
Robert Dawson
Pete Unger
R. S. Acheson
Jack Graham
Eugenia Strega
Mary Bolden
Dorothy Haag
Donald Buchanan
Alf Anderson
Carl Lautner
W. J. Wheeldon
Stuart Nuckols
Mrs Lander of Queenies Fish Grotto Leaves by Plane
Mrs H H Lander proprietor of Queenies Fish Grotto departed by plane recently and did not indicate a return date. Local notices document her absence and the uncertain reopening schedule.
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H. H. Lander
Queenie’s Fish Grotto
Lander
Permanente Cement to open Kodiak bulk plant June 1
Permanente Cement Co announces a Kodiak Island bulk cement plant at Women's Bay with 7 000 barrel capacity, its third Alaska facility. The Navy notes Drake Puget Sound holds a cement contract for Kodiak Naval Station projects, with Seattle as the source and planned barge delivery to crews on defense builds.
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Oakland
Permanente Cement Co
Kodiak Island
Alaska
Anchorage
Fairbanks
Kodiak
Robert Burns
San Francisco
Mirror
Women’s Bay
Permanente
Seattle
Drake Puget Sound
Kodiak Naval Station
17Th Naval District Public Information Office
Associated
Permanente Cement Company
The
Drake Puget Sound Company
Navy
City Council Meeting Moves to Elk’s Building Monday Night
The regular city council meeting will be held Monday night at the Elk's Building as voting booths are prepared for Tuesday's election.
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Elk’s
Reservoir Contract Award Made
The Alaska Public Works office accepted the bid of The Pacific Alaska Contractors Inc of Tacoma Washington for a new reservoir in Kodiak. The joint venture Shupp Chase and Tolbert will perform most work and supply equipment. Bid was 286000 dollars and bond and equipment will be supplied by the contractor. Vic Ellis was named C of C secretary and nominating committee chair. Nominations for 1952 53 officers will be announced in May with election at the second meeting.
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Pacific Alaska Contractors, Inc
Tacoma
Washington
Kodiak
Alaska Public Works Office
Shupp, Chase and Tolbert
Paul Dupler
Chamber of Commerce
Pacific Alaska
Dupler
Shupp
Chase
Tolbert
Pat Cannon
United Fishermen of Alaska
Cof C
Hafferty Canneries
Vic Ellis
C of C
Clarence Dizney
O. H. Kimball
Max LaLande
Polling Places For Territorial Primary Election In Kodiak
Voters may cast ballots Tue 8 am to 8 pm at Kodiak City Hall for city residents. Woody Island and non city residents vote at the Union Hall. Naval reservation residents vote at the Community Center on E Street Civilian Hill.
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Territorial
City of
Kodiak
Woody Island
Union Hall
Naval Reservation
E Street
Civilian Hill
Preschool Tea For Six Year Olds And Mothers Held
A pre school tea for children who will be six before November 1 and their mothers will be held May 1 at the Home Making Room of the school. May baskets for the children and a program are planned. The PTA will meet at 8 pm May 1 at the school. PTA officers will be installed.
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PTA
Halferty Will Not Can Here This Season
Halferty Canneries Inc will not can clams in Kodiak this year due to high clam digger demands. The decision, communicated to Pat Cannon of the United Fishermen of Alaska, affects about 60 cannery workers and diggers, with wages losses running into thousands of dollars. Cordova prices and ground payments are cited, and no salmon will be canned at Halferty as cannery consolidation continues.
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Halferty Canneries Inc
Kodiak
Seattle
Pat Cannon
United Fishermen of Alaska
Kodiak Mirror
Cannon
Hafferty Canneries, Inc
Colman Building
Cordova
Halferty
United Cannery Workers of
Yearling Deer Shot At Cliff Point and Navy Man Arrested
Alfred M. Moers, a 20 year old sailor at Kodiak Naval Station, pled guilty to killing a deer on Kodiak Island near Cliff Point within the Naval Reservation. Commissioner A M Vokacek set May 5 for sentence. maximums are a 500 dollar fine and six months in jail.
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Cliff Point
Navy
FWS
Alfred M. Moers
Kodiak Naval Station
U. S
Kodiak Island
A. M. Vokacek
Talmage L. Smith Flies to Anchorage for Week
Attorney Talmage L. Smith traveled to Anchorage early this week for meetings and legal matters with local clients and firms.
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Talmage L. Smith
Anchorage
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Sunday
Frank Anderson
KNS
Emil Knudsen
Anderson
Naval
Fish and Wildlife Service
the Mirror
Skipperk
Juneau
Roy Lindsley
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