Scroggins Sentenced To One Year In Federal Prison
Lonnie B. Scroggins aged 38 was sentenced to one year in jail and a $250 fine after being found guilty of possessing and selling intoxicating liquor without a license. U S Deputy Marshal Clarence Dizney arrested him in Kodiak and signed the complaint. Jury foreman Joe Kerrigan led the verdict of guilty. After serving one year he must pay the fine or serve it at two dollars a day. Witnesses from Alitak included Kalumpi Larionoff Ephraim Agnot and Kalumpi Kapshan.
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Lonnie B. Scroggins
Scroggins
U. S
Clarence Dizney
Kodiak
Dizney
Joe Kerrigan
U.S
Anna Mas Vokacek
Dorothy Anderson
Lee Caddell
Merrill Coon
Clyde Goudie
Matt Mosby
Minor Stove Fire at Kodiak Mirror Office
Last Sunday forenoon the Kodiak Mirror office filled with smoke after a plugged air vent on an oil heater. Firemen quickly extinguished the blaze but the smoke lingered days. Editor Pat Bennett discovered the fire and alerted the volunteer department, with Chief Magnugen noting the heater could have caused an explosion.
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Mirror
Pat Bennett
Kodiak Volunteer Fire Department
Bennett
George Magnugen
Open Letter To Kodiak Citizens
An inaugural issue introduces a weekly Alaska newspaper project in Kodiak. Publisher Jim Bennett and Editor Pat Bennett acknowledge growing pains and evolving policies while thanking Mel Crawford Betty Reynolds Wayne Drees and others for support and setup.
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Kodiak
Alaska
Mel
Jeanne Crawford
the Mirror
Betty Reynolds
Wayne Drees
Jim Bennett
Pat Bennett
Buses Serve Red Heart Carnival In Kodiak
Naval Station and Kodiak Transit run two special buses for Kodiak residents to the Red Heart Carnival on February 12 and 13. Free service departs Tony's, drops at Hangar 1, returns on the same continuous 30 minute schedule. Regular Kodiak Transit routes continue daily.
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Navy
Kodiak Transit Company
Kodiak
Naval Station
Tony’s
Hangar 1
Paul Dupler An Outgoing Passenger On PNA Flight
Paul Dupler was listed as an outgoing passenger on the Pan American Airways flight to Anchorage on Friday, reflecting airport records of travel activity and passenger movements.
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Paul Dupler
PNA
Anchorage
Road Ahead Is Difficult Bob Bartlett Announces
Taxi owner Edward E. Crockett was found not guilty by a six member jury of operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Raymond L. DuBos also faced the charge, was rearrested, and later released as investigators probed a snow bank incident on Mill Bay Road. Both men posted $100 bond and awaited trial.
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Edward E. Crockett
Raymond L. DuBos
U. S. Marshal’s Office
Mill Bay Road
DuBos
Crockett
Commissioner’s
Committee Favors Alaska Statehood Bill 14 to 1
Washington reports the Senate Interior Committee approved the Alaska statehood bill by fourteen to one. Delegate Bartlett cautioned the road ahead is difficult before Alaska can join the Union with one representative and two senators.
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Washington
Senate Interior Committee
Alaska
Bartlett
Hawaii
Senate
Butler
Berlin Soviet Union Demands Neutral Germany in Communist Grip
The Soviet delegation brusquely rejected the West’s proposal for German unification in freedom and demanded unconditional acceptance of a neutralized Germany under Communist control.
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Berlin
Soviet Union
West
Germany
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Kodiak Mirror
Joseph R. Owen
Raleigh
N. C
Owen
John Gitizen
KTC
Navy Supply
Bob Bartlett
Roosevelt
Robert S. Howard
Andrea Leeds
Howard
James Roosevelt
Richard Durant
Honolulu
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