Maritime wage plan spurs CIO AFL seamen demands
The Maritime Commission moved to implement terms of a White use proposal settling seafarers walkout. CIO and AFL seamen would receive wage increases, funded partly by private shipowners and the Federal Treasury. In Seattle, CIO Port Agent Jack Ith sent 600 men to support pay uniformity across the highest prevailing rates. The Independent Union of Marine Firemen planned picketing for similar raises. Two stove fires caused alarms but caused no damage. A Kodiak land case seeks to determine restricted deeds affecting natives, filed in Anchorage against Krug and Parks, with Tom Nachand of Kodiak Mercantile named as land owner plaintiff.
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Washington, D.C
Maritime Commission
Cios
Godfrey Butler
CIO
AFL
Fed
Seattle
Mariime Union Cio
Jackith
Secretary of the Interior
Julius A. Krug
George A. Parks
Juneau
Kodiak
Anchorage
Talmage L. Smith
Carnival Time Theme Chosen for Kodiak Halloween Event
Vi Sipprell chairs Kodiak Community Center Halloween benefit set for October 31 with committees for Games Entertainment Refreshments, Decorations, and Printing. Device names include Ruth Tor Ellen Dawson Jane Hinckel Irene Brooks Mary Sorum Dooley Ma Fenner Fleeta Christopher Marjorie Gunderson Edna Kraft Jerry Raumaker.
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Kodiak
Vi Sipprell
Kodiak Bpw
Sipprell
Ing
Games Entertainment
Ruth Tor
Ellen Dawson
J Ine Hinckel
Irene Brooks
Mary Sorum
Or Dooley
Ma Fenner
Fleeta Christopheram
Foythe Smith
Marjorie Gunderson
Edna Kraft and Jerry
Gertie Raumaker
Fish Hearing Postponed and Olson Sentenced in Kodiak Case
The fish regulations hearing is delayed until October 3 at Kodiak. Emil Olson receives a federal one year sentence for contributing to a minor's delinquency, waived indictment, pled guilty, with Judge Anthony Vimond presiding. A modification moved by Talmage L. Smith allows serving the sentence locally.
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Fish and Wildlife
Kodiak
Marcus Meyer
Emil Olson
District Court
Olson
Anthony Vimond
McNeil’s Island
Talmage L. Smith
Driver Fined After Reckless Driving Plea and Trial
Jack Grohe pled not guilty to reckless driving on Mission road Monday evening. U.S. Commissioner G. W. Bubendorf found him guilty Tuesday, fined 100 dollars, and given a 90 day suspended jail sentence. Witnesses Lee and H. Sears testified as the defendant said he drove over 50 miles per hour.
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Jack Grohe
Mission Road
U.S
G. W. Bubendorf
Lakina to Sail Sunday to Seattle via Ketchikan
The Lakina is due at Kodiak Sunday and will travel southbound to Seattle via Ketchikan. Cordova and Lakina will stop at Ketchikan on all trips, north and south bound, per the Alaska Steamship Company local office notice.
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Kodiak
Seattle
Ketchikan
Cordova
Lakina
Alaska Steamship Company
Horseshoe Tournament Set for Kodiak Center Pits
Kodiak horseshoe enthusiasts plan a semi monthly tournament at the Community Center pits Sunday at 4 PM. Defending singles champion is Master Sergeant Gervis Floyd while doubles champions are Sergeant Floyd and Kurt Noble. Entries pay fifty cents. All pitchers invited.
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Kodiak and Vicinity
Gervis Floyd
Floyd
Kurt Noble
Hunting Parties Return From Alaska Kodiak Bear Hunt
Pat Cannon and Edwin Williamson of Burlington North Carolina guided two parties to Ayak bay where they tagged two huge Kodiak bears. Williamson reportedly defeated his partner with a 10 foot 9 inch bear while his rival boasted a 10 foot brain. The couple await transport from the Olafson house near the hospital. Harry Christopherson and Lt Col and Mrs Henry Massie also returned from Alaska after seeing 14 bears but went home empty handed. Charles Madsen and party from Cincinnati are due back in Kodiak Sunday.
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Pat Cannon
Edwin Williamson
Burlington
N. C
Ayak Bay
Williamson
Olafson
Harry Christopherson
Henry Massie
Charles Madsen
Cincinnati
Kodiak
Commissioner Bubendorf Named Deputy Clerk This Week
U S Commissioner G W Bubendorf takes on the role of deputy clerk of the district court following an appointment by court clerk M E Brunelle. The change adds to Bubendorf’s duties in the judicial office and reflects continued administrative leadership.
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U.S
G. W. Bubendorf
M. E. 8. Brunelle
Property transfers recorded at the Commissioner's office
This week in transfers Roy Snyder sells half interest in Club Montmartre to Vera Pierce. Victor Ells transfers part of Lot 20 Block 1 to Georgya Ellis. Phoebe Loughead of Seward sells Lot 14 Block 16 to Julmar Springhill. O S Campbell and Thore Thompson transfer Lot 16 Block 11 Leite addition to Earl Komm for 2000 dollars. Emil Olsen transfers part of Lot 20 Block 19 to Una Hansen. John A Olsen transfers Lot 12 Block 7 to E A Parr on.
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Commissioner's
Roy Snyder
Vera Pierce
Club
Montmartre
Victor Ells
Georgya Ellis
Phoebe Loughead
Seward
Julmar Springhill
O.S. Campbell
Thore Thompson
Earl Komm
Leite Addition
Emil Olsen
Una Hansen
John A. Olsen
E. A Pearron
Court Holds Sessions on Fall Kodiak Visit
The traveling district court held civil and family matters in Kodiak led by District Judge Anthony Dimond. In the Emil Olson case, judge Dimond ruled for plaintiff Robert von Scheele, awarding 2180 dollars plus interest against defendant George Bust who did not appear. Two final divorces were granted, Florence M Darling from James J Darling and Rex Del Parrott from Lucille Parrott. The party includes Judge Dimond, US attorney Ray Plummer, M. E. Brunelle, clerks Anna May Dolan and Mildred Ostrom, Ruth Haley as court reporter. They planned to return to Anchorage Sunday.
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Brunelle
Anna May Dolan
Ruth Haley
Mildred Ostrom
Marriage license applications filed for four couples
Marriage license applications have been filed for Marvin Rogers and Nellie Anderson, and Amy Faye Allen and Fred Toller. The entries indicate two separate couples seeking marital status in the local records.
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Marvin Rogers
Nellie Anderson
Amy Faye Allen
Fred Toller
City records eight drunk and disorderly arrests this week
The city police logged eight drunk and disorderly arrests during the week, reflecting ongoing enforcement actions. Authorities did not release names or locations for individual incidents. City officials emphasized enforcement aims to deter public intoxication.
PNA Safety Certified by CAA for Alaska Flights
Pacific Northern Airlines became the first Alaska carrier certified by the Civil Aeronautics Administration to run scheduled service between specified terminals. AG Woodley, the president, calls the grant a security guarantee for travellers, noting high operational efficiency and precise safety standards as the basis for certification.
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Pacific Northern Airlines
Alaska
Civil Aeronautics Administration
A G Woodley
Pacific Northern
CAA
Woodley States
Kodiak Forms Young People's Council for Center Activities
Dr A Holmes Johnson announces a new Kodiak Community Center Youth Council to plan activities for area youths. The body includes representatives from churches high school and employed youths. officers to be elected Monday at 7 30 p m. Members span Employed youths to seventh grade. The council chair will join the center board.
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Kodiak
A. Holmes Johnson
Whet
Bud Owen
Patricia McMurdo
Beatrice Malutin
Nick Anderson
Ruersian Church
Patay Hellen
Catholic Church
Mariyn Chamberlain
Dean Moore
The
Baptist Church
Jackie Jones
Harold Naughton
Kay Wade
Donna Frost
Herman Beukers
Gladys Pagano
John Clayton
Anona Gregorioff
Archie Nelson
Donald Clark
Helen Beukers
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Nel- Beaker
Tagura
Tom P. Nachand
Kodiak Mercantile Company
Secretary of Interior
Smith
Rita
Harold L. Aga
Larsen’s Bay
Nadia Laktonen
Karluk
Annie Anderson
Nick Laktonen
Mr. Aga
Valdez
Anthony Dimond
Young People’s Council
Center
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