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Newspaper

Kodiak Mirror

Location

Kodiak, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1949

Page

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Town Tidbits From Kodiak Includes Power Outage And Oddments

Kodiak Electric Association warned members Monday that power would be off briefly and phoned contacted business houses. A typist planned to iron during the outage while children hurried home early. A 13 year old orange tom cat known in town disappeared for two weeks. Tewesbury’s Alaska Almanac arrived with local scenes and caption quirks. Mrs. Ralph Scott’s wedding ring reappeared from a magic act inside an orange tied in a blue ribbon.

Kodiak Electric Association KEA Kodiak Tom W. J. Erskine Co Donnelley and Acheson Bob Acheson Tewesbury Kodiak Mirror Broadway Avenue Professor Reilly Ralph Scott Mrs. Scott

Mrs Talmage L Smith Takes Plane Trip Home

Mrs. Talmage L Smith departed by plane on Wednesday to return to the states. She will stop in Seattle first and then proceed to San Francisco. The former Ora Mulvey was married to the local attorney on October 18.

Talmage L. Smith States Seattle San Francisco Ora Mulvey

Seattle-bound Donnelley couple to return home

Mr and Mrs Harry Donnelley left Sunday for Seattle after visiting. Donnelley is senior partner in Donnelley and Acheson, a prominent firm.

Harry Donnelley Seattle Donnelley Donnelley and Acheson

Funds Chief Due Here to Discuss Alaska Public Works

Colonel A. D. Morrell of the Bureau of Community Facilities, handling the Alaska Public Works act, will visit Kodiak late next week. Acting Governor Williams notified Mayor Bettinger. Burke Riley will accompany Morrell. Williams urged city officials, ISD board members, and EEA to be ready to discuss projects. Morrell’s Juneau office oversees a 70 million dollar program with 5 million currently available. Municipal applications go to Juneau for processing and, if approved by Governor Gruening, go to Washington for final approval. ISD board members prepared to present for a new school and sought deed of Blocks 7, 12, 13 in the east addition from the Anchorage Bureau of Land Management.

A. D. Morrell Bureau of Community Facilities Kodiak Lew Williams Lee. C. Bettinger Burke Riley Morrell Williams Bettinger Independent School District Board EEA Juneau Gruening Washington Colonel Morrell Anchorage Bureau of Land Management East ISD John Hughes The

Power outage at substation after salt spray incident

KEA workers restored service after a brief Monday shutdown from 2 30 to 3 pm caused by channel salt spray. Shorted old primary and secondary lines triggered the outage, manager Leon Johnson said.

KEA Leon Johnson

Chamber of Commerce to Meet on December Eighth

Merrill Coon president announced the next Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held on December 8. The note came yesterday as the organization plans agenda items and guest speakers.

Chamber of Commerce Merrill Coon

School Funds Save Until January

The Indepen dent School District board secured funds through Bank of Kodiak and the city council to operate until the third week in January. The bank advanced funds for immediate use and the council guarantees payments due March 15 and June 15. About $5000 has been received for 1949-50. over $10,000 is owed from the territory for last year. Taxes collected this year total around $4000, with many property owners unlocatable and further taxes expected once taxpayers can be notified.

Bank of Kodiak Independent School District Board John Hughes The ISD Hughes

Statehood Urged By Congressman Victor Wickersham

Congressman Victor Wickersham who heads the house subcommittee on merchant marine and fisheries said Alaska is ready for statehood and needs stronger defenses. His Kodiak visit on October 26 and 27 outlined requests for more defense installations housing shipping homestead law reform land surveys subsidized water shipping tourism and new industries plus refrigerated facilities for perishables.

Washington Victor Wickersham Alaska House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Wickersham Kodiak

Fourth Annual Christmas Format at Community Center

Jone Norton, chair of the Program Council, announced the fourth annual Christmas event to be held Friday night, December 23. The snow dance theme will highlight the party.

Jone’ Norton

PNA to Buy Reeve Aleutian Airways Alaska trunk line

Pacific Northern Airlines announces purchase of Reeve Aleutian Airways pending Civil Aeronautics Board approval. The merged 4,500 route miles will form Alaska’s largest trunk line from Juneau through Anchorage or Kodiak and to Attu. Price and date not set. existing services will continue.

Seattle Pacific Northern Airlines Reeve Aleutian Airways Civil Aeronautics Board Alaska Art Woodley PNA Woodley Juneau Anchorage Kodiak Aleutian Attu

Scout Troop Receives Full Induction at Orpheum Ceremony

A ceremony at the Orpheum Theatre last Saturday afternoon elevated the local Boy Scouts to a full fledged troop. Gene Butler of the Boy Scouts of America led the proceedings with Max LaLande of Kodiak Elks serving as master of ceremonies. M. C. Ward was installed as scoutmaster, with Corp. E. King and Robert D. Bernosky as assistant scoutmasters. Rev. R. N. Wilkinson delivered the invocation, and Mayor Lee C. Bettinger and Admiral F. D. Wagner spoke briefly. Clarence Williams of NOB outlined troop plans, with Benediction by Chaplain John W. Weise of NOB.

Orpheum Theatre Gene Butler Boy Scouts of America Max LaLande Kodiak Elks Elks Lodge M. C. Ward Corp E. King Robert D. Bernosky R. N. Wilkinson Lee C. Bettinger F. D. Wagner Clarence Williams Nob John W. Weise

No Beef From Marshal On This Murder

Deputy Marshal Clarence Dizney disclosed the Montmartre Inn murder claim was false after Anchorage officials sought details. A back porch conversation about discarding a body was overheard by a visitor, but the so-called body turned out to be a beer side hung to thaw for cooking.

Dizney Montmartre Inn Clarence Dizney Anchorage Lynn Markham

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