King Legion To Be Heard On Sept 7 Trial Granted
Judge Kehoe grants new trial for Father C R King against the American Legion over rent and property rights at the community center site. Previous ruling favored the Legion. Case set for September 7 at the district court in the city hall with attorneys Olsen and Taylor.
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C. R. King
American Legion
Kehee
District Court
Father King
The
Legion
Kehoe
Bing Vs Legion
Imge
Naturalizations
Two Groups Fete Teachers At Montmartre Inn
The BPW plans a dinner for Kodiak public schools faculty at Montmartre Inn Monday night with Ivor Schott as main speaker and Mrs. Audrey Naldrett leading arrangements. Rotary Club hosted seven teachers at a luncheon, introducing them and sharing teaching experiences. remaining staff to be guests Tuesday.
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BPW
Kodiak Public Schools
Montmartre Inn
Audrey Naldrett
Educaton and Vocational
Ivor Schott
Walter O’brien
Rotary Club
Kodiak Pelitic School
Helen Schott
Ellen Davies
Edna Dixon
Kels Burnham
Margaret Pinnele
Charles Anderson
Howard Carpenter
Bir. A. Holmes Johnson
John Hughes
Donald T. Lowery
REA
R. Holmes
Bob” Johnson
Baxter Felch
Chiefs of Staff Visit Town on Inspection Tour
Military leaders toured Ko diak base during a brief visit to inspect installations and defenses. A motor cavalcade carried high ranking officers through town with no stops before returning to the base. They dined at the commissioned officers mess Sunday night and joined a fishing outing to Naknek with Army and Marine Corps personnel.
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Kodiak
Navy
Coast Guard Kodiak Aids In Katalla Beach Rescue
A Kodiak coast guard plane helped rescue six men stranded on a beach near Katalla after the tug Afognak ran aground Thursday. A PBY pilot Lt(jg) A B Christensen dropped a walkie talkie enabling Coast Guard detachment to guide the rescue, and the men were later taken to Cordova aboard a fishing boat skippered by Ira Rothwell.
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Katalla
Associated Press
Afognak
10Th Rescue Squadron
A B Christensen
Io Cordova
Ira Rothwell
MacDonald to Sue City Over Election Information
In today's Mirror Nob lists job moves and legal action. MacDonald files suit against city government seeking access to election information while hospital funding and classifieds are noted among brief notices.
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NOB
Jobs MacDonald
School Board May Ask Bonding
The School District may ask voters to approve a bond issue to raise funds for a new school. John C Hughes, board president, is gathering information. Architect Arild Johnson is drawing plans for the building, with a special election required and a 65 percent voter threshold for passage.
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John C. Hughes
Arild Johnson
Everett
Community Center Reopens With Dances and Plans
The Community Center reopened with a neighborhood dance event and will host a full program of activities. Volunteer Tom Miller led interior painting while Herb Spiegel and Phil Stevenson updated electricals and public address gear. Weekly dances run Friday to Sunday evenings, with a Monday adult-only session. A library reopening plan awaits a new chairman at the board meeting Monday. The Center will also host Tuesday night activities.
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Tom Miller
Herb Spiegel
Phil Stevenson
Main Stretch Of Paving Complete In Kodiak
The concrete slab from Bert's Drug Store to Tony's Bar was poured this week and curb work began yesterday. The half strip between the Bank of Kodiak and Bert's should be finished next week as Mill Vokacek uses the city grader to open the entrance so traffic can continue through town.
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Bert
Tony
Kodiak
Bert’s
Chamber dinner and surprise program postponed for Kodiak pamphlet
The Chamber of Commerce postponed a dinner and surprise program planned to raise funds for a Kodiak pamphlet. The event, scheduled for last night, may be held later with the street festival celebrating the completion of the Alaska party, according to Secretary Gene Marlar yesterday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kodiak
Party of Alaska
Way
Gene Marlar
Giant Land Plane Constitution Visits Alaska Base
The Constitution, the world’s largest land cargo and passenger plane, tours Alaska to evacuate Patrol Squadron 61 from Nome. It will fly two or three trips Nome to Seattle with Kodiak as a stop, carrying 160 passengers and a crew of 15. Chief Donald Gibbons is among the four pilots and seven crew.
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Kodiakians
Constitution
Navy
Alaska
Nome
Seattle
Kodiak
Kodakians
Bage
Donald Gibbons
John Cubbons
Don Fenner Returns From Westward Trip
Don Fenner son of Mr and Mrs A L Fenner a senior at the local high school returned this week from a two month westward trip He sailed as a deckhand aboard the Elder which carried geologists to Attu for the summer The Elder arrived here Wednesday and will winter at Juneau Also SFC Archie Zehe ACS station chief operator was hospitalized Wednesday evening He will be in the NAS hospital for about a week or ten days Veterans on the community center basket ball team include Jack Wagner Milt Pagano and Leroy Anderson The team will again play in the NOB league schedule workouts are held Tuesdays and Thursdays at the navy gym with departure from the center at 630 pm Men interested should see Wade
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Don Fenner
A. L. Fenner
Fenner
Attu
Don
Eider
Juneau
SFC
Archie Zehe
ACS
NAS
Jack Wagner
Milt Pagano
Leroy Anderson
Wade
Navy
Bettinger and allies file for Kodiak city election
Bettinger seeks a fourth term as mayor of Kodiak in the October 4 city election. He was chosen as Kodiak Progressive Party candidate at a Thursday caucus and appears on the ballot for a one year term. Progressive candidates include Jack Hinckel Leon Johnson and Henry Neseth for council. Robert Acheson to run for five year IDS board. Filing deadline Monday with city clerk and IDS board. Normal Noble Hinckel and Larry Wodlinger term endings. Registration shows 90 registrants.
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Lee C. Bettinger
Kodiak
Kodiak Progressive Party
Bettinger
Jack Hinckel
Leon Johnson
Henry Neseth
Progressives
Hinckel
Robert Acheson
Independent School District Board
IDS
Central Labor Council
Council
CLC
Union Hall
Norman Noble
Larry Wodlinger
W. J. Wheeldon
Oregon Bear Hunters Bring Home Kodiak Trophy Pelts
Two Medford hunters J. Orbin Cooksey and H. Pringle bagged Kodiak bears during a two week interior island trip with guides Alf Madsen and Eli Metrokin. Cooksey’s skin measured 10 feet 6 inches squared and Pringle’s 8 feet 6 inches. Madsen plans an air supported Uganik camp trip for locals this week.
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Medford, Oregon
J. Orbin Cooksey
H. Pringle
Iterior
Alf Madsen
Eli Metrokin
Cooksey
Pringle
Madsen
Uganik
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King Legion
William Olsen
Anchorage
Iather King
Warren Taylor
Fairbanks
Kodiak Hotel
Judicial Party
Chiefs of Staff
Adak
Naknek
Army
Marine Corps
Kodiak Coast Guard
Community Center
Ken Wade
Johnson, Hinckel and
Neseth
Oregon
Hown
Collins Air Service
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