Alaska political strife and pulp mill plans outlined
The Juneau Republican Club names candidates for Territorial offices sparking backlash from Ketchikan and Sitka clubs. Telegrams from Senator J. R. Heckman criticize Juneau dominance while petitions circulate for Governor and endorsements hinge on divisional committees. Alaska Pulp and Paper Co. maps a January start for pulp mill operations at Speel River, with an operating crew to manage production setup. William L. Paul, Wrangell, passes bar exam amid family welfare and missionary lineage.
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Ripley Fish Co. halibut buyer Berg resigns for New England post
J E Berg, longtime Ripley Fish Co. representative in Ketchikan, resigns to become assistant manager of the New England plant. He has served in Ketchikan four years after earlier work with New England Fish Co. in Seattle Prince Rupert and Keighikan.
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