Candidates Enter Territorial Races With Many Familiar Names
The slate for the Alaska territorial legislature races is set for April primaries. Noted Kodiak entrants include City Attorney Russ Arnett and Dr Milo Fritz. Republicans field many Anchorage candidates while Democrats list B J Logan and Mike Gravel among others. Senatorial candidates span from Palmer to Cordova with Alaska Party and independents also present.
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Territorial
Kodiak
Russ Arnett
B. J
Bob) Logan
Milo Fritz
E.L
Bob) Bartlett
Paul Robison
Bartlett
Walter H. Pierce
College
Alaska
House
Senate
Doris McKinley
Palmer
Russell Arnett
Anchorage
Denton Moore
Kokhanok Bay
James Frey
Thelma Brooks
Larry Nelson
Arthur F. Waldron
Ray Wolfe
Jack H. White
Lloyd E Morrow
B.J. Logan
Cordova
Earl Hillstrand
James Fisher
Peter Kalamarides
Mike Gravel
Irwin Metcalf
Seward
Russ Meekins
James Garrigus
Spenard
Leslie Callen
H. Andy Andrews
Blanche Mc Smith
J.W. Graham
Helen Fisher
Seaborn J. Buckalew Jr
Quincy Benton
Kenai
Clarence V. Coleman
Davis Boyer
Anchor Point
John Rader
Louis Fields
Soldotna
Helen Hennings
Norman Nelson
David Harper
Alaska Party
Kay Hitchcock
Caribou Creek
M.D. Snodgrass
George H. Vaara
Faith Leader Florence Mayberry to Speak in Kodiak
Mrs. Florence Mayberry of the American Hands of the Ptha's World Faith arrives in Kodiak February 11 for an Alaska tour. She will present slides from Europe and the Holy Land, speak on Baha i Faith, and discuss themes of One World and World Peace at the Guhrke residence with local civic groups and women's clubs.
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Florence Mayberry
Auxiliary Board of the
American Hands
Ptha
Kodiak Fuemlay
Alaska
Kodiak
Europe
Guhrke
Mayberry
Santa Paula
California
Women's Club of
USO Official Tours Alaska Discusses 1958 Funding
USO Assistant Director of Operations E Tyree Greene from New York visited Kodiak USO after attending the local Operating Committee meeting. He outlined the 1958 budget, noting funding similar to 1957, affecting programs and possible USO closures in some towns. He announced new USO Entertainment Units, including one in Alaska.
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USO
Alaska
E. Tyree Greene
New York
Kodiak
U.S
Greene
No Assessor This Year Economy Move Cuts Tax Work
City Manager Bill Poland will skip hiring a tax assessor this year and use City Hall clerical staff for the assessment process. Field work will be handled by City Clerk Treasurer Doug Preston and the City Manager, alternately as time allows. The change aims to save about $1,800 to $2,000 for taxpayers. Tax returns should include full information as questionable filings will be checked. Automobiles must be listed and the Jan 1 value date follows recent Territorial legislation. Military personnel outside Alaska with no business property may file a property tax exemption affidavit at City Hall. City Hall hours are 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Monday–Thursday, and 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Friday.
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Bill Poland
Doug Preston
Poland
Loop Road Survey To Commence Soon
The proposed loop road survey will connect Kodiak Mon ashka Bay Ouzinkie and Larsens Bay. Federal Aid funds are programmed for the Antone Larsen Bay Ouzinkie Road survey, administered by the Bureau of Public Roads with Alaska Highway and Public Works Department involvement. Construction hinges on survey completion design and estimates. timing not advised.
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Kodiak
Monashka Bay
Ouzinkie
Larsens Bay
Charles Edris
Chamber of Commerce Committee On
Alaska Highway and Public Works Departments
Island Lake
Larsen’s Bay
Antone Larsen
Bureau of Public Roads
Alaska Highway and Public
Deer Hunting Statistics in Kodiak Reveals 197 Deer Killed
Fish and Wildlife Service reports 197 deer harvested in Kodiak after surveying 132 randomly mailed hunter questionnaires with 116 returns. Averages include 48 hunting days per hunter and 120.2 pound field dressed deer. 55 percent fell in November and 30 percent in the season's final two weeks.
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Kodiak
Fish and Wildlife Service
Will Troyer
FWS
Fish and Wildlife
The
Waterfront Crab Contract Signed Amid Fishing Push
Crab workers union officials and King Crab Inc signed a multi month negotiated contract. Cannery and crab fishermen agreed to a half cent loss per pound while maintaining steady production. About 14 boats supply the cannery with 5000 crabs processed daily. A hopeful island tour and dental outreach are planned with Dr Paul Jaeger offering free exams. Fishing season dates were set by the International Pacific Halibut Commission with area based opening and catch limits.
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Crab Workers Union
King Crab Inc
Resoff
Alitak
Josie
Nick Frost
Fishermen's Union
Paul Jaeger
Frost
Boat Owners Association
International Pacific Halibut Commission
Seattle
Alaskan
Kodiak
Area 3A
Cape Spencer
Shumagin Islands
Bering Sea
Heceta Head
Oregon
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Regene Stryker
al Owen
Irene Ryan
Leroy Duncan
J. Fred Cooper
T. A. Moyer
al McCuen
Mounrtin View
Buddha
Zoraster
Krishna
Weses
Jesus
Mohammed
Baha'u'llah
N.Y
Territory of
Chiniak
Kalsin Bay
Middle Bay
Cliff Point
Uzinkie Narrows
Whale Pass
Anton Larsen
John Lester
Frank McConaghy
Norman
Haagland
Halfertys
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