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Kodiak Mirror

Location

Kodiak, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1955

Page

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Problems Aired At FWS Fishery Hearing In Kodiak Alaska

About a hundred fishermen crowded Fisherman's hall for the second Fish and Wildlife Service hearing this year to hear 1956 proposals. Regulators discussed gear controls from the States, 500 yard river-mouth limits, and licensing to restrict fishermen to single areas. Amid strong talks, officials urged suggestions by December 15 and defended the need to increase escapement while noting gear and boat numbers.

Kodiak Alaska Fish and Wildlife Service Fisherman's Hall Donald L. McKernan Commercial Fisheries of States Baizo FWS Balzo Karluk Pat Cannon McKernan

Vet representative will visit Kodiak December 6 to 10

The Veterans Administration officer Joseph LaFournaise will be in Kodiak from noon December 6 through December 10. He will conduct hours at Naval Station December 6 to 9 and VFW post rooms December 9 and 10. All veterans may contact him at either location for assistance. A game hearing is scheduled for 8 p.m. Wednesday December 7 at Union Hall as announced by the Fish and Wildlife Service.

Veterans Administration Joseph LaFournaise Kodiak Naval Station VFW LaFournaise Union Hall Fish and Wildlife Service Department

Edward Connors Dies Of Injuries In Ashland Accident

Edward C. Connors died at Medford Community Hospital from injuries after being struck by a log truck on a crosswalk in Ashland Oregon. A former Kodiak resident and Civil Service electrician, he moved to Ashland after retiring from naval work post World War II. He is survived by his wife Margaret.

Edward C. Connors Medford Ashland Oregon Connors Kodiak Oregon City Medford Hospital Naval Station Margaret Alaska Seattle

Rotary Members View Wildlife Film Show

Rotary members and guests viewed a program titled A Variety of Wildlife Pictures presented by Kim Clark. The films, produced by Clark who worked with the Fish and Wildlife Service, drew good reception during Pal Month with service men among the guests listed. Ed Barnes, mineralogy instructor, spoke briefly during the event.

Rotary Kim Clark Clark Fish and Wildlife Service Warner Chapman Dodd Frazer Larry Jackson Don Faunch Gerald Elderkin John Mansay Ed Barnes

Christmas Mail Boat Arrival Time Dec 12

The Galena will arrive around December 12 after the Lucider voyage required loading Ko diak general cargo. Galena sailed from Seattle yesterday, announced by Clarence King, agent for the company.

Seattle Clarence King

Floor Show Promised for Elks Navy Party

Tonight the Elks Club hosts the second annual Elks Navy Dance with the military joining for a funny evening. Tickets are selling fast, Bill Lavine reports. A five act floor show is planned and a buffet supper will be served.

Elks Elks Club Elks Navy Bill Lavine

Indicted Alaska Telephone officials tied to bond sale scheme

A Federal Grand Jury charged Walter Tellier, Elton Jones, Albert Proctor, and others in New York with selling about 900000 dollars of Alaska Telephone Corporation bonds. The scheme allegedly used worthless securities to cover interest on prior issues, victimizing around 1400 people in the metropolitan New York area. Indictments span 36 counts under the securities act and related fraud charges, with officials defending their roles as uninvolved in sales.

Alaska Telephone Co New York Walter F. Tellier Alaska Telephone Corporation U. S Leonard P. Moore Mgil Jones Seattle Seattle Securities Ed Ge Commission Tellier

Lighting contest to draw many entrants

The Christmas decorating contest, announced last week, is proving popular with many expressing support for the Elks Club and the Emblem Club as sponsors. Kodiak should be well lighted if plans are carried out. Entry blanks appear in this issue of the Mirror. Simple rules were published last week and substantial prizes are offered to make entry worthwhile.

Kodiak Elks Club Emblem Club Mirror

Arctic First: Far North Village Gets Loan for Power

Washington AP reports Rural Electrification Administration approved a $312000 loan to Kotzebue Electric Association in Kotzebue. The project funds three diesel generators and five miles of distribution line to serve 228 customers, marking the first Arctic Circle loan.

Washington Rural Electrification Administration Kotzebue Electric Association Kotzebue Arctic Circle Tors

Island Man Disappears After Afognak Boat Explosion

John Anderson, 34, of Afognak, is missing after the GPC-14 explosion and sinking at Afognak Island Bay Wednesday night. U S Marshal Clarence Dizney investigates, while Carl Peterson’s fishing vessel KFC 120 stood by and Fred Fomin survived aboard another boat. Anderson’s mother is hospitalized. foul play status unclear.

John Anderson Afognak Liknik U. S. Marshall Clarence Dizney Carl Peterson Ouzinkie Afognak Island Peterson Oscar Fred Fomin Anderson Afognakk Mary Lane Kodiak Bill Nick

Four Delegates to Go to GOP Convention

Alaska gains four delegates to the 1956 Republican National Convention under the new apportionment plan, one more than 1952. Hawaii receives 10 delegates, up two. The South gains influence as the overall delegate count rises from 1,206 in 1952 to 1,323 in 1956, with Southern border states adding 96 delegates.

Chicago Alaska Hawaii

First mate awarded damages in boat mishap

A Seattle Superior Court jury awarded Ralph M. Yates nine thousand seven hundred dollars for injuries from a fishing boat accident on August 9, 1954 aboard the Libby, McNeill, Libby vessel Water fall. Yates served as first mate on the 48 foot purse seiner Libby Nb-14.

Seattle Ralph M. Yates Libby, McNeill, Libby Waterfall Yates Libby

U A Opens Open House For Alaska Growth

Alaska residents may tour the growing University of Alaska on December 9 to see progress in the territory's development. Faculty, students and exhibits will explain the institution's role and leadership in regional advancement.

University of Alaska

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