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Kodiak Mirror

Location

Kodiak, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1949

Page

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New Base CO Named at Kodiak Naval Station

Capt L J Dow USN will report to Kodiak July 31 to relieve Capt Sohnson as commander of the naval operating base and naval air stations in the 17th district. Capt R L Johnson rotates to Washington DC. Dow, veteran aviator and 1926 Annapolis graduate, served with Adm Halsey and commanded destroyers Rendova and Badoeng Strait. He travels with Mrs Dow and daughters Betty Ann 18 and Charlene 14 aboard the Benali from Seattle.

L. J. Dow USN Kodiak R. L. Johnson Washington, D.C Navy Department Dow Sohnson Navual Naval Air Hases 17Th Naval District Naval Air Station Naval Stafgem Johnson Capt. Dow F. D. Wagnner Fleet Air West Coast San Diego Naval Academy William Halsey Mrs. Dow Betty Ann Charlene Seattle

Nelson Appeals Property Decision in Kodiak Island Land Case

Tom Nelson filed an appeal to the Third District court seeking restitution of premises against Sid Old. A transcript of Commissioner’s court proceedings was recorded in district clerk’s office. The Kodiak Island land dispute was decided for Old on June 6 by a U.S. Commissioner. Nelson served notice of appeal filed with the district court.

Anchorage Third District Court Tom Nelson Sid. Old Kodiak I Sland U.S Nelson District Court

Battery Stolen From City Fire Truck During Paving

A new battery was removed from a city fire truck and replaced with a worn out unit. The truck was parked near the Belmont Bar during Alaska Way paving. Acting Police Chief Fred Mableassd vowed swift action if the thief is found. The two fire trucks are kept apart to prevent delays in responding to fires.

Belmont Bar Alaska Way Fred Mable

Salvage Vessel Salvor En Route Westward From Alaska

Bob Logan, renowned salvage master, sails the Kodiak Salvor from Donnelly and Acheson dock toward Cordova and Gibson Cove. The 127 foot vessel, built on an LET hull, carries 80 ton booms and 40 ton per minute pumps, with a six man crew including Bill Parker and Jack Shipley.

Alaskan Cape Spencer Donnelley and Acheson Gibson Cove Cordova Logan Erst Bob Glad Seattle Bill Parker Jack Shipley Tommy Wade Duff McAndie

Gravel Down Sidewalks Up On Main Street Paving Progress

The first layer of gravel was poured on the main street Thursday as paving continued. Sidewalks were removed and trimmed to make way for curbs and forms. Water mains are being moved and the fire plug shifted to allow paving.

Jack Hammers Mill Vokacek Alaska Way South Mill Bay Road Polar Bear Cafe Island Fountain Variety Store

Kodiak Cubs Ship To Seattle And Denver Bear Cage Incident

Two Kodiak bear cubs were shipped by Alaska Airlines to Seattle after modifications to their cages. An Alaska Airlines agent, Walt Muller, was scratched on the face when a cub reached through bars during loading, causing him to fall and injure his leg. One cub heads to Woodland Park Seattle and the other to Denver to replace a previous escaped bear. If the wandering Kodiak near La Grande is found, Denver will gain two Kodiak brains, per Madsen.

Alaska Airlines Seattle Walt Muller Alaska Muller Kizuyak Bay Charles Madsen Woodland Park la Grande Ore Madsen

Paul Swanson to Leave Krafts Market for Anchorage

Paul Swanson of Kraft's meat market will depart for Anchorage tomorrow and return later this week, accompanied by his mother Mrs Charles Swanson Mre Swanson who has resided in Anchorage for 15 years and will live here with him.

Paul Swanson Kraft Anchorage Charles Swanson Mre Swanson

Two Entries In Queen Race At Queen Contest

Two entrants for the Wodiak Queen contest are announced Marie Swensen 16 sponsored by the Dog House and Nora Erickson 15 sponsored by Club Unique. Swensen works at Sallys Cafe while Erickson babysits for the Rochelle family owners of Unique. Voting grants 100 votes per contribution to St Marys Catholic Church building fund with August gth deadline and weekly MIRROVR tabulations. prior winners Cecilia King and Betty Kizer earned trips. Elk's Club nominated Dolores Jones as queen candidate last night, Jones daughter of Kay LaFollette.

Marie Swensen Dog House Swensen Sally Nora Erickson Club Unique Miss Erickson Walt Erickson Christy’s Bakery Sven Mahle Doc Rochelle the Rochelles The St. Mary’s Catholic Church the Elk’s Club Dolores Jones Mies Jones Kay LaFollette

Twins Born To Torsens Of Ouzinkie

Twins born yesterday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Wi ism Torsen of Ouzinkie. A boy weighed 6 lbs 1 oz and a girl 6 lbs 7 oz, their first children. Mrs Torsen is the former Berry Butler of the Baptist Mission staff at Ouzinkie.

Torsens Ouzinkie Ma Wi Ism Torsen Q Ouzinkie Mrs. Torsen Bery Butler Baptist Mission

Kodiakians in Air Crash Near Seattle

Mrs Eleanor Wilming of Kodiak was severely injured when a Chicago bound C 46 crashed after takeoff at 10 08 pm. Seven people died as the plane plowed into houses. Thirty people, including 21 aboard the aircraft, were hospitalized. Amos E Heacock, president of Air Transport Associates, was aboard and helped evacuate the injured. Delores Felip, wife of navy chief Louis Felip, was also aboard and injured lightly.

Seattle Eleanor Wilming Kodiak Wilming Double Rich Harry Ludbrook Denali States The Air Transport Associates Amos E. Heacock Delores Felip Navy Louis Felip Felip Montmarre Inn

Mrs Briggs On Crutches From Lind Visit

Mrs Maurice Briggs, a Lind Washington post office clerk who broke her hip, writes she is healing but on crutches and unsure how long. She hopes to return to work around October and mentions dust storms in Kodiak, heat, and enjoying fresh fruit while visiting friends.

Maurice Briggs Lind, Wash Kodiak

Search of war arts issued at Fort Greely noted

No hail challenge was filed late yesterday to search war arts issued last week by the U S Commissioner at the request of the Provost Marshal at Fort Greely. A report of the search conducted by the Deputy U S Marshal will be forwarded to the U S Attorney in Anchorage.

U.S Fort Greely U S Anchorage

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Bob Logan Robert C. Fleming American Bueau of Shipping San Francisco Board of Maine Curtain Wrangell Narrows Chilkoot Park Salvor Iogan Dona Hutchings Pat Lynch Lynch Kodiak Cubs Elks Picnic NOB News Cecilia King Betty Kizer Mirrovr Mrs. Briggs
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