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Newspaper

Kodiak Mirror

Location

Kodiak, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1948

Page

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Mailboat Wrecked Near Dutch Harbor After Rescue Efforts

The navy tug Metaco tows crippled Aleutian Mail toward a navy base after a second rescue in as many weeks. Captain Jesse Petrich’s mail carrier Aleutian Bail ran aground near Arch Point. Army and Coast Guard craft aided, one crew saved from a sunken Army barge. No casualties, Aleutian Mail damaged, repairs pending location.

Clarinda Jesse Petrich Arch Point Dutch Harbor Cold Bay King Cove Coast Guard

Fish Season Date Set for Kodiak Opening

Kodiak fishing season is tentatively set to begin June 10, announced by Mark Meyer a Fish and Wildlife Agent. The timing awaits final approval from authorities and could impact local fishermen and ports in Alaska.

Kodiak Mark Meyer Fish and Wildlife

Gake Sale At Orpheum Next Week For March of Dimes

A leaked goods sale to benefit the March of Dimes will be held next Saturday at the Orpheum theatre. Sponsored by the BPW club, Mrs Marjorie Gunderson chairs the event from 9 am until all is sold. Non members and BPW members are asked to contribute pastries and cakes.

Orpheum Theatre Business and Professional Women's Club Marjorie Gunderson BPW

Westcott departs for Ellsworth after Northeastern flight

Yrene Westcott leaves Northeastern Airlines this week and heads home to Ellsworth Maine in a brief travel note confirming her destination and airline.

Yrene Westcott Northern Airlines Ellsworth Maine

Kodiak Signal Corps Base Gets Funding for Facilities

Senate approves funding for Kodiak army and navy stations. Kodiak Signal Corps Station to receive 14000 for operational buildings and Naval Air Station 16000 for ground control facilities. Naval radio facilities allotted 2225000. Lt Joseph Rough notes funds may relocate operations from bank building to Signal Hill as they were before the war.

Kodiak Signal Corps Naval Air Station Naval Radio Communication Kodiak Joseph Rough ACS Bank Signal Hill

Kodiak to Install Alaska First Private Dial Phone System

Ed Cushing, vice president of Cushing Telephone Co., announced private dial service will begin in about two months in Kodiak. Clifton Hills assists installation from Sitka as building remains under construction. A switchboard, phones, and network components have arrived. Initial rates include a monthly flat fee and an installation charge. Most homes will get two party lines. businesses one party. Long distance may be possible directly from phones.

Kodiak Ed Cushing Cushing Telephone Co Mr. Cushing Alaska Clifton Hills Sitka Brooklyn Ave

Survivors Recovering After Spencer Cannery Incident

Seven survivors of the cannery tender Spencer lie in Griffin Memorial Hospital recovering from exposure. Dr. A Holmes Johnson said all are out of danger, though feet condition unclear. Seven-year-old Calvin Skonberg remains hospitalized with frostbite as Jacob Osbekoff was discharged this week. Skipper Axel Carlson and Miss Alva Skonberg plan to wed once his release occurs, with Alva and her mother Mrs Gus Skonberg having been discharged last week.

Spencer Sliol Griffin Memorial Hospital A. Holmes Johnson Calvin Skonberg Axel Carlson Alva Skonberg Gus Skonberg

Petition to form consolidated school district reappears

With backing from the League for Better Citizenship a petition to create a consolidated school district is circulated and will be sent to the district court for an election after required signatures. Committee members include John A Gibbons Leo Seara and Dick Pack.

League For Better Citizenship John A. Gibbons Leo Seara Dick Pack

Local Cannery Sale Expected to Close Soon

Whiz Fish Products of Seattle plans to buy the Frank McConaghy salmon cannery in Kodiak. Mike Goodman says the deal will close shortly with McConaghy remaining as manager. No price was disclosed. Improvements include better fish handling and ice. a leased cold storage plant near the cannery is planned depending on materials and labor.

Whiz Fish Products Company of Seattle Frank McConaghy Mike Goodman Whiz Co Mr. Goodman Kodiak G. P. Hafferty McConaghy Goodman Whiz Fish Erskine’s McConaghy Cannery Whiz Fish Products Alaska Way Pelican City Alaska la Conner Wash Hoquiam Hood Bay

Deeds Record Transfers Involving Local Properties

Warranty deeds filed this week show J W Taylor and Bernadette Taylor transferring part of Lot 34 Block 9 to Emil Norton, and Lloyd Garner conveying Lot 1 Block 6 Leite Addition to the Bank of Kodiak.

J. W Bernadette Taylor Emil Norton Leite Lloyd Garner Bank of Kodiak

Meeting Set for February 9 by League for Better Citizenship

Arthur Else, Bank of Kodiak cashier, will report on the tax bill introduced at the last Territorial legislature by Victor Rivers during the upcoming League for Better Citizenship meeting on February 9. The brief item notes Alaska political figures and a fiscal policy discussion.

League For Better Citizenship Arthur Else Bank of Kodiak Victor Rivers

Navy Stores in Kodiak Accused of Undercutting Local Prices

Washington charges allege Navy government stores in Kodiak sell food whiskey diamonds gowns silverware and other goods to civilians below wholesale. Mayor Bettinger says 150 businessmen warned the Navy and asks sales be limited to service personnel. Governor Gruening and local leaders protest Federal price practices amid defense needs.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Navy Kodiak Lee Bettinger Taber Alaska Gruening Mr. Bettinger L J. Norman

Canneries and Union Negotiate Early to Avert Delays

Progress reported in talks between fishermen and cannery workers as Peter Gilmore of the Alaska Salmon Industry pens Juneau updates. Frank McConaghy and George King joined earlier meetings with United Fishermen of Kodiak. Union panel led by Pat Cannon Tiny Cichoski Henry Haton and Joe Kerrigan aims to settle fish prices and cannery wages before the season begins.

Peter Gilmore Juneau Alaska Salmon Industry the Mirror Frank McConaghy George King San Juan Uganik United Fishermen of Pat Cannon Tiny Cichoski Henry Haton Joe Kerrigan

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Congress Sand Point Mataco Signal Corps Washington, D.C Kodiak Army and Navy Senate House Jacob Osbekoff Navy Base Woody Long Entrance Point Ouzinkie Whale Island Afognak Strais Whale Passage Kizhuyak Bay John Taber Small Business Committee Bettinger
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