Seven Kodiak Residents Become United States Citizens
Seven residents of Kodiak became U S citizens in a formal courtroom ceremony Tuesday. An overflow crowd watched as Navy band music accompanied the petitioners presentation by George Martin and the oath administered by the court clerk. Dr Gordon Palmer urged civic duty and unity in his remarks while Cmdr Ralph Groom spoke briefly and Peter Ramaglia and Judge J L McCarrey Jr presented certificates. The seven petitioners were William Koumainis Una Malutin Harald Hundhammer Alois Kopun Nadia Kopun Natalina Hobson and Jean Jarvis.
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Kodiak
United States
Navy Band
Chief Bennett
George Martin
Immigration and Naturalization Service
John Molletti
Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion Color Guard
George Cornelius
American Legion
Merrill Coon
Cmdr
Ralph Groom
17Th Naval District
Gordon Palmer
Gordon
Dr. Palmer
Alaska
California
Peter Ramaglia
William Koumainis
Una Malutin
Harald Hundhammer
Alois Kopun
Nadia Kopun
Natalina Hobson
Jean Jarvis
Plan Many Events For Celebration
A tentative Fourth of July schedule promises a full day of activities. The program includes a parade and flag raising, children's games at downtown school grounds, Pillar Mountain climb, bicycle races for boys and girls, tug of war for all ages, pie eating and egg throwing contests, boat races from the D and A dock, a soap box derby, a Little League game, a Labor Temple smoker, a Coronation Ball, and a grand street dance to close the day.
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Pillar Mountain
Ball Field
Labor Temple
Convention Date Set for Nov 6 8 League of Alaskan Cities
The League of Alaskan Cities holds its 8th annual convention in Juneau November 6 7 and 8 with joint hosting by Juneau and Douglas. Invited guests include officials from 15 member cities federal and territorial officials legislators and representatives of the Military and Labor. Dr Paul Hagglund of Fairbanks named to the executive committee succeeding Douglas Preston who resigns as league trustee.
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League of Alaskan
Juneau
Anchorage
Anton Anderson
League
Gastineau Channel
Douglas
Alaskan
Anderson
Paul Haggland
Fairbanks
Douglas Preston
Kodiak
Preston
M. L. MacSpadden
Ernest J. Haugen
Petersburg
Merrill Coon
Karl Barth
Cordova
J. E. Winston
Ketchikan
Lucy Mick
Palmer
Ben Kraft Returns from Stateside and Seattle Trip
Ben Kraft came back Tuesday from Seattle after three weeks on business. He also visited his wife Edna in San Raphel for a few days. Mrs Kraft is undergoing medical treatments but may visit Kodiak briefly later this summer.
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Ben Kraft
Seattle
Edna
San Raphel
Henley Re-elected President of Kodiak Stock Growers
At the June 5 meeting Kodiak Stock Growers Association elected Dave Henley to a second term as president with Joe Zentner named vice president and DeWitt Fields as secretary treasurer.
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Dave Henley
Kodiak Stockgrowers Association
Joe Zentner
DeWitt Fields
Kincaid Elected C of President
In Kodiak a largely unopposed election seated O. K. Kincaid as president of the Kodiak Chamber of Commerce for the coming year. Other officers include Dick Berg as 1st vice president, Charles Edris as 2nd vice president elect, and Bob Miller as secretary treasurer. Board members include retiring president John Gibbons, Dr. Bob Johnson, and Ben Kraft. The installation will occur at the next meeting.
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O. K. Kincaid
Kodiak Chamber of Commerce
John Gibbons
Kinkaid
Dick Berg
Charles Edris
Bob Miller
Bob Johnson
Ben Kraft
Kodiak
Rev. Talbott
Elgin Visits Cannery Network In Territory
Elgin O L Elgin industrial manager for Libby McNeil and Libby is touring cannery plants in the territory en route to the Moser Bay facilities. He previously supervised the Moser Bay cannery in 1956 and 1957 and now visits as part of his new role.
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O. L. Elgin
Libby, McNeil and Libby
Moser Bay
Elgin
Winterman George Smith to Retire From Libby Cannery
George Smith, a 65 year old winterman at Libby McNeil and Libby cannery in Moser Bay, is set to retire this year. He has spent decades in the role and will leave active duty to enjoy retirement.
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George Smith
Libby McNeil
Libby Cannery
Moser Bay
Council Delays Budget Hit Then Grants Commission Funds
The Planning and Zoning Commission sought a $1,000 appropriation but the council frowned on reallocating funds. They approved keeping expenses within the existing budget and the commission will operate like other departments under the city manager. The council also backed the manager attending the Anchor age building meeting July 24 and 25. It approved acquiring Wallis George’s claimed dock area portion for the cold storage plant and sent a letter denying any extension beyond December 19, 1958.
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Anchorage
Wallis George
George
District Court Concludes Special Sessions rulings listed
Special sessions of the District Court led by Judge J L McCarrey Jr concluded with divorce decisions: Oscar Dotson versus Ruby Dotson granted divorce. Spracher versus Spracher and Kraft and Son a divorce settlement case, opinion reserved. Carol Tomaskiewicz versus Tomaskiewicz separate maintenance dismissed. Other results include Fenner vs Vokacek quiet title continued. Curly Jonas vs Bank of Kodiak admiralty opinion reserved. Parry et al versus Jim Beaty wrongful conversion dismissed. Kraft & Son versus Don Bentley judgment against Bentley. Olena Daniels versus Mildred Markham et al personal injury dismissed. Two cases City of Kodiak versus Pacific Alaska Contractors Inc and Darrell Chaffin et al versus Harry Lindgren et al settled out of court.
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Oscar Dotson
Ruby Dotson
Spracher
Kraft and Son
Carol Tomaskiewicz
Tomaskiewicz
Fenner
Vokacek
Curly Jonas
Bank of Kodiak Et al
Parry Et al
Jim
City of Kodiak
Pacific Alaska Contractors, Inc
Darrell Chaffin
Harry Lindgren
Visitors from L A Honored at Dinner
Dr and Mrs Gordon Palmer were guests of honor at a Monday evening buffet hosted by Rev and Mrs John Molletti at their home. Dr Palmer, retired but describing himself as a Minister at large, appears on the radio program Christ Is the Answer broadcast from Los Angeles.
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Gordon Palmer
John Molletti
Palmer
Christ Is the
Los Angeles
Along The Waterfront Kodiak Harbor Dredging Nears Completion
Additional dredging at Kodiak Small Boat Harbor entrance approved by U S Army Engineer District Alaska. Manson Osberg to move about 3000 yards of material, widen entrance bar near southeast breakwater, and complete the harbor project. Work expected to finish by July 4 with subsequent dock and berth contracts pending bids due July 1.
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U. S. Army Engineer District
Alaska
Kodiak
Harbers
Manson-Osberg
Army Engineer
Jiggs” Tice
U. S. Corp of Engineers
del. Valley
Bill Poland
Inter Facilities
Offer Big Prizes To Boat Racers
Boat racing is set to be a feature of the Fourth of July celebration with three planned races and substantial prizes. The unlimited hydroplane event draws much spectator interest, with organizers promising attractive awards and keen competition.
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Kincaid
Community Improvement Committee
Coon
Winterman
Council
Planning and Zoning Commission
District Court
J. L. McCarrey, Jr
L. A
Tice