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Newspaper

Kodiak Mirror

Location

Kodiak, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1947

Page

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Voters face six candidates for three two year seats

Election notes unfold as one candidate withdraws and another attempts a write in. Mayor Lee Bettinger stands unopposed. Olson declines late to avoid ballot appearance. Write in plans surface for Pat Cannon and others like J Wheeldon and Ted Rozak. Polls open 8 am to 7 pm at the hall amid voting rights debate in Kodiak.

Lee Bettinger Isting Pat Cannon City Dock Gene Erwin Kodiak Ety Ted Rozak Kodiak Pell J Watkinsen

Last Rites Held for Mrs Sprague at Hillcrest Chapel

Funeral services were conducted Thursday at Hillcrest Chapel for 66 year old Mrs Helen Elmira Sprague mother of Mrs Charles Nettle. A Kodiak resident for three years she had been an invalid for many years and died at the base hospital on Tuesday. Mrs Nettle was her only child.

Hillcrest Chapel Helen Elmira Sprague Charles Nettle

Election Contested If Residents Are Allowed To Vote

Councilman Martz said permitting residents to vote could jeopardize the election and suggested action, but no council action followed.

Martz

Statements From The Mir ror On City Election Races

In a continuing tradition the Mir ror provides candidates for the city election with space to publish their statements. The messages reflect each hopefuls priorities and plan if elected.

Mirror

Kodiak official clarifies council candidacy status

Ted Rozak explains he is employed by the Kodiak Filec trie Association board of directors not by the government. He notes the only government link is Rural Electrification Administration loan oversight and says a petition nominated him without his knowledge, too late to withdraw his name from the ballot.

The Kodiak Filectrie Association Kodiak Rural Electrification Administration Common Council of

Ko diak election speech hints at program shaping

Norman Noble voices experience in Ko diak and predicts a self shaping program if elected. He argues interventions evolve naturally and pledges to let the process unfold while pursuing his policy aims.

Last Day To Register For General Election

Today is the final day for voters to register at the U S Commissioner's office for the general election next Tuesday April. The registration book closes at 4 pm. Yesterday 239 people registered, last year 278 registered and 228 voted.

U.S. Commissioner’s Office

Speed Haff Returns With Accused Rape Suspect on Alaskan Mail

Speed Haff of the U S marshal's office returned on the Aleutian Mail this week from Unga with Spiridon Kaiakokonok of Perryville who is being held here on a rape charge for the grand jury.

Speed Haff U. S. Marshal’s Office Al‘eutian Unga Spiridon Kaiakokonok Perryville

Progressive City Council Candidate Statement by Eugene Erwin

Eugene Erwin outlines a progressive platform emphasizing common sense governance, inclusion of East and Leite additions for broader representation, and bonding for civic improvements funded by cooperation and concerted effort. He cites over twenty years in business engineering and construction and pledges full-time representation if elected. He thanks supporters and sponsors of his nomination.

East Leite

No Trace Found In Search For Missing Men

Tommy Clampfier Beans Anton and Chuck Harmon returned on Clampfier's boat after an unsuccessful mainland search for Mike Kerr and Ray Harmon. The men left last fall promising to return by New Year and were last seen in Kanatak in November. The hunt ended at Agripina Bay with no trace found at any spots they might have visited.

Tommy Clampfier Beans Anton Chuck Harmon Clampfier Mike Kerr Ray Harmon Kanatak Agripina Bay

Cooperation Between Base And Town Is Strong, Council Hears

On Monday the council discussed cooperation between the base and town. Mayor Lee Bettinger said he knew of no lack of cooperation and naval officials confirmed his belief. Shore patrol officer Chief Goble spoke informally, asserting cooperation was the best and that requests from businessmen, individuals and tavern owners had been met.

Wlavor Lee Bettinger Alty Lee Bettinger Goble

Mission road carpenter dies of heart attack at home

S. L. Hackett a Mission road carpenter and resident died of a heart attack at his home early this week while engaged with callers. born in North Dakota in 1890. No funeral plans or known relatives.

S. L. Hackett Carpenter Mission Road

Wheeldon VI Seeks Best Use Of Available Tools

W J Wheeldon VI states he will try to do the best job possible with the tools presently available. He emphasizes practical limits and a focus on completing tasks rather than seeking ideal equipment. The remark reflects a pragmatic approach amid constrained resources.

Air Fares Cut Again From Kodiak to Seattle

Pacific Northern Airlines lowers Kodiak to Seattle fares to 150 one way and 270 round trip plus tax with stopovers at Anchorage Cordova and Juneau. New rates align with Alaska’s spring and summer travel rush while commodity transport rates for fish fur foodstuffs and film drop up to 56 percent.

Kodiak Seattle Pacific Northern Airlines Ray Martin Anchorage Cordova Alaska

Jeep Plunges From Cliff. Four Marines Escape Injury

Four shore patrol members escaped a cliff plunge when a jeep returning to base left Marine gate control and tumbled down the cliff near the bay. The vehicle was badly damaged with the top torn off. Injuries were minor except for a back cut on R. J. Halvorson. Other passengers were H. G. Sprenkle, S. Liedtke, and L. J. Lemowski.

Marine Gate R. J. Halvorson H. G. Sprenkle S . Liedtke L. J. Lemowski

School Board Member Removed over Residency Question

The city council declared Charles Nettle a vacant school board seat after he moved to the air base where he is employed. Nettle disputes the action, saying the council overstepped its authority and did not consult the school board. The board issued a letter reaffirming process for replacement and defending crowded conditions and attendance rules for noncity residents.

Charles Nettle Moonday Nettle Thecouncil Lexholders

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tors. Olson Beon J. Wheeldon Xodiak Welding Works Nor- Noble Jack Ainckel Central la Council Or Bettinger Leon ~ Johnson K. Watkinson Olaf Olson Eugene Erwin Jack Hinckel North Dakota W. J. Wheeldon Neau Denali
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