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Kodiak Mirror

Location

Kodiak, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1951

Page

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Peace Report Sparks Debate Over MacArthur Intel

The Christian Science Monitor summarizes strong evidence that MacArthur staff withheld intelligence on China from the President and front line commanders. The 1950 Yalu action reached Tokyo two months early and Willoughby accused six reporters of biased coverage aiding Communists. Reports describe ongoing Korean War fighting including air and ground actions and a UN truce push.

Boston The Christian Science Monitor Gordon Walker MacArthur Yalu River Tokyo United Nation Yalu Charles A. Willoughby Cosmopolitan Magazine Joseph Alsop Columist Hanson Baldwin New York Times Hal Boyle Associated Press Homer Bigart New York Herald-Tribune Drew Pearson Christopher Rand Herald Tribune Korea Munsan United Nations Seoul Far East Fifth Air Force U.S Key West Fla Truman

New FWS Man Stationed Here

Mr and Mrs Paul Foster arrived in Kodiak last week aboard the Dennis Winn a U S Fish and Wildlife boat Foster is a boat operator and maintenance man for the FWS He will replace Stephen Dunk who has resigned Foster will work aboard the Shearwater FWS Refuge vessel based here

Paul Foster Kodiak Dennis Winn U. S. Fish and Wildlife Boat Foster FWS Stephen Dunk Shearwater

Kodiak Man Guilty Check Forgery

Anchorage Harold Bjerken of Kodiak pled guilty in Third District Court to forging and passing checks. He received three months on each of four counts, to run concurrently, with the balance of the minimum one year term suspended.

Kodiak Man Anchorage Harold Bjerken Kodiak

Former Cannery Official Dies in Seattle at 61

Edward Brennan, 61, longtime figure in the fishing industry, died Saturday in Seattle. He previously served as general manager of P. E. Harris Co and later as president of Haines Packing Co. He also held directing posts with the Association of Pacific Fisheries and Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc.

Seattle Edward Brennan P. E. Harris Co Haines Packing Co Association of Pacific Fisheries and Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc

All Churches Join Xmas Pageant in Kodiak

All churches and religious groups in Kodiak unite with Hillside and Star of the Sea Chapels at Kodiak Naval Station to present a Christ man Pageant of the Nativity. Support comes from the Russian Greek Orthodox Church and the Christian Science Group. St Marys Catholic Church, the Church of God, and Community Baptist Church also participate. The men’s choir is full. more sopranos and altos are needed. Rehearsals in Kodiak are Thursdays 7:30 to 9 pm at the Baptist Church. Naval Station residents may rehearse Tuesdays and Fridays at Hillside Chapel 8 to 9:30 pm. Volunteers call Mrs. McPhee at Navy 642.

Kodiak Hillside Star of the Sea Kodiak Naval Station Christian Science Group St. Mary’s Catholic Church Church of God Community Baptist Church Baptist Church Naval Station Hillside Chapel McPhee Navy

Father Gallant Named Vicar General of Juneau Diocese

The Reverend G. Edgar Gallant, pastor of Skagway, is appointed Vicar General of the new Diocese of Juneau by Bishop Dermot O Flanagan. The title Right Reverend Monsignor accompanies his office, with Gallant retaining Skagway duties and continuing to direct Pius X Mission, a boarding school for Native children, founded in 1931.

Juneau G. Edgar Gallant Skagway Dermot O’flanagan Monsignor Gallant Pius X Mission

Hansen Transferred to Insurance Department

Oscar Hansen formerly assistant cashier at Bank of Kodiak has been moved to the bank’s insurance department as assistant manager.

Oscar Hansen Bank of Kodiak Insurance Department Bank

Students-PTA Carnival At Kodiak Friday Night

A carnival at the schoolhouse opens at six with a buffet supper inviting Kodiak residents. Each grade performs acts. younger room acts end at 9, older grades continue to midnight. Fourth graders showcase acrobatics, fifth graders host a cherry tree prize seller, a House of Horrors by freshmen, penny toss by sophomores, a ham burger stand by juniors, and a seniors led dance assisting freshmen. A 20 year grazing lease for 26920 acres from Otmeloi Point to Sharatin Bay is granted to Jake Foley, with Anton Larsen Bay included. The United States government leases the land to Jacob H. and Jean Foley. Andrews family now resides at Anton Larsen Bay. Foley owns cattle there. Andrews arrived from the states three months ago. The lease area lies opposite Ouzinkie.

Otmeloi Point Sharatin Bay Jake Foley Anton Larsen Bay Ouzinkie United States Jacob H Jean Foley Jim Andrews Foley Andrews States Kodiak

Land Tracts for Kodiak Open at Auction Noted

Lowell M. Puckett of the Bureau of Land Management reports small Kodiak tracts are unavailable. Several East Addition lots are offered for sale at appraised prices from 250 to 300 dollars, with purchase by cashier or certified check to the U S Treasurer and mail to the Anchorage Land Office. The East Addition plat is on file at Kodiak City Clerk’s office.

Kodiak Lowell M. Puckett Bureau of Land Management the Mirror Puckett Anchorage Land Office United States

Centenarian at Old Harbor celebrates 100th birthday

Mrs. Stephanida Inga of Old Harbor marked a century on November 27. A longtime resident of the Island village, she lives alone and remains active. Her two sons Innokenty, 71, and Alexis, 69, also reside in Old Harbor. She is believed the oldest resident on Kodiak Island.

Stephanida Inga Old Harbor Inga Innokenty Alexis

Deadline For School Tax Today

The five dollar yearly school tax must be paid by midnight today. U. S. Commissioner A. M. Vokacek said yesterday. A $2.50 penalty will be added after today and delinquents may face criminal action by the Department of Taxation.

U. S A. M. Vokacek Department of Taxation

New D A Employe Joins Donnelley and Acheson

Drew Painter is hired as a book keeper at Donnelley and Acheson. He previously worked at Port Bailey.

Drew Painter Donnelley and Acheson Port Bailey

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