Alaska Migratory Bird Season Open September to October
J N Ding Darling announces migratory bird season in Alaska. Open west of the 141st meridian from September 1 to 30 and for the rest of the Territory from September 20 to October 19. Ducks geese and snipe legal to shoot. grouse and pintail season unchanged, September 1 to February 28.
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Washington
Alaska
J. N. “Ding” Darling
Biological Survey
141St Meridian
Darling
Alaska Game Commission
Yakutat
Corporation ready to buy govt project
Charles G. Bohn of Bohn Aluminum and Brass Corp announced an offer to buy the Bonneville Dam project output. He proposed using Utah alunite ore for aluminum and a 35 foot channel to the sea to ship supplies from British Guiana. The plan would employ 5,000 at the plant and spur many more jobs, with a self payoff in about fifty years.
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Portland
Charles G. Bohn
Detroit
Bohn Aluminum and Brass Corporation
Bonneville Dam
Here
Botin
Utah
Bonneville
British Guiana
Bohn
Young people enjoy party at Fritz Cove
Miss Sylvia Berg hosted a group of her young friends at the Skinner cabin in Fritz Cove on Wednesday evening. Guests included Rachel Borlick Lindstrom Geraldine Bodding McDonald Ada Giovanetti Patricia Hussey Miriam Laa Marjorie Atkins Bud Lindstrom Bud Bodding John Sutre Clifford Berg Spiro Paul John Koshak Ted Cowling Al Schramen and Eerl Lagergren. Dancing and refreshments followed. The Sea Otter and Alaska Game Commission boat resumed bear patrol of Admiralty Island with Capt. K C Talmaige, Jay Williams, and Howard Jensen aboard. The patrol is conducted jointly by the game commission and the Forest Service to manage heat and other summer concerns.
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Sylvia Berg
Skinner Cabin
Fritz Cove Wednes
Rachel Borlick
1 Lindstrom
Geraldine Bodding
McDonald
Ada Giovanetti
Patricia Hussey
Miriam Laa
Marjorie Atkens
Bud Lindstrom
Bud Bodding
John Sutre
Clifford Berg
Spiro Paul
John Koshak
Ted Cowling
al Schramen
Eerl Lagergren
Alaska Game Commission
Admiralty Island
K. C .Talmaige
Jay Willams
Howard Jensen
Game Commission
The
Forest Service
Farley predicts Roosevelt landslide in 1936 bid
San Francisco report quotes James A. Farley Postmaster General and Democratic National Committee chair as predicting Roosevelt will win a larger mandate than in 1932. He says the president’s major legislation will pass this session and economic recovery will accelerate by next summer. Farley is on a Hawaii pleasure trip.
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Roosevelt
Farley
San Francisco
Cal
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Dent
Congress
Hawaii
Evangelist Jailed on Cattle Theft Charges in Menard
Mrs. Annabel Gatlin a 25 year old evangelist was released on bonds totaling seven thousand dollars after being charged with cattle theft. She spoke of celebrating her church anniversary in Rochelle and said adversity won’t defeat her faith. Her husband Cecil Gatlin remains charged with horse theft.
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Menard
Texas
Annabel Gatlin
Rochelle
Sansaba
Mrs. Gatlin
Cecil Gatlin
Alaska Sulphur Mining Planned In Aleutians And Sultan
SEATTLE Aug 1 G D Berker president of Alaska Northwes Sulpher Corporation announced mining in Abu Teland in the Aleutians will start within three months and a mine at Sultan Wellington will be opened next spring. The two deposits are expected to supply 50 000 tons of sulphur annually to Pacific Northwest pulp mills.
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Seattle
Berker
Alaska Northwes Sulpher Corporation
Abu Teland
Aleutians
Sultan
Wellington
Hetail
Pacific Northwest
Son of Sergeant McNally Is Dead
William McNally an 11 year old boy and son of Sergeant Richard McNally pioneer Alaska Signal Corps man died in Seattle from pneumonia. He was married in Alaska and had recently walked these towns.
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Seattle
Alg
William McNally
Richard McNally
Alaska
Signal Corps
McNally
Passenger air line outlined from Russia to U S
Weather improves as Sigmund Leyaneffaky and companions may fly Moscow to Oakland nonstop tomorrow. Otto Schmidt reveals plans for a North Pole passenger airline from Russia to the United States based on Levaneffsky’s flight success, with forecasts of seasonal war risk and extensive preparations before operation.
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Washington
Sigmund Leyaneffaky
Moscow
Oakland
California
North Pole
Russia
United States
Otto Schmidt
Northern Sea Route Department
Schmidt
Levaneffsky
This Little Woodchuck Went To University
ANN ARBOR, Mich. Aug 1. One Canadian woodchuck traveled to the University of Michigan with A. L. McDonald, who found the animal in his car in Canada and turned it over to Miss Crystal Thompson, curator of visual education. The woodchuck scampered through a pile of books and collected cloth scraps to build a nest.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
A. L. McDonald
Canada
McDonald
Crystal Thompson
University Museum
Chuck
Aleutian Steamer Arrives With Seattle Passengers
The Aleutian comes in at 2 30 this afternoon from Seattle with 11 passengers for Juneau and 240 round trip passengers aboard. It will depart Pacific Coast Dock at 11 tonight for Skagway on the southbound run not returning there. The ship is commanded by Capt HH Andersen with purser Joseph L Large. Passengers listed include Mrs S H Cilvert and Mrs William Calvert Jr among others.
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Seattle
Juneau
Pacific Coast Dock
Skagway
HH. Andersen
Joseph L. Large
H. Cil ‘Vert
William Calvert, Jr
W. R. Ingram
Silas Isom
N. A. Meachran
Doris McEachran
Howard Trueblood
Alex Whyte
Alaska
N. A. McEachran
L. Chista
John Hick
Admits Urging Start Whispering Campaign by Ad Man Cramer
Washington August 1 E P Cramer a New Jersey advertising man testified before the Leamie Lobby Committee that months ago he proposed to utility companies a whispering campaign alleging that Roosevelt was insane.
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Washington
E. P. Cramer
New Jersey
Leamie Lobby Committee
Roosevelt
Air Base Bill Provokes Alarm Over Possible Veto
Washington reports rising concern as Wilcox Air Base bill triggers fear of presidential veto. The White House has offered no stance though signs suggest possible rejection. If signed, a five officer Air Corps commission may pick base sites, with Alaska likely to gain a base and Northwest cities seeking a coastal link for defense. Naval development for Central California is urged, including a Monterey Bay submarine base to strengthen defense between the Panama Canal and Northland.
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Washington
Aug
Wilcox Air Base
Rine
George H. Dern de
Army Air Corps
Alaska
Pacific Northwest
Alan
Northland
Naval Development
California
Representative McGrath
Monterey Bay
Panam Canal
Juneau Chamber Pushes Juneau as Army Base Site
The Juneau Chamber of Commerce urged Secretary of War Dern to consider Juneau for an Alaska Army Air Base. The group telegraphed support and offered data, while discussing a Wrangell proposal for a three month duck hunting season this fall. A vote on the wrangell plan was postponed to next Thursday. The chamber also passed a resolution asking for mail service upgrades on the Northland route between Seattle and Juneau.
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Washington, D. C
Alaska
Juneau
Chamber of Commerce
Bailey's Cafe
Curtis Shattuck
George H. Dern
Wrangell Chamber of Commerce
Wrangell
Califotta
Dr. W. W. Council
Wrangell Proposimn
Seattle
Land Transportation Company
Plan to Boost Tax Collection Drive In Washington
Washington August 1 President Roosevelt allot five million dollars from Work Relief funds to the Treasury for a three fold drive to lighten tax collection. The move targets increasing revenue through expanded enforcement and outreach, signaling a major federal effort during the era of recovery programs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
The
Treasury
Stock prices slide in final hour amid profit taking
In New York on August 1 trading ended heavy after a steady session. profits prompted market-wide declines. Notable quotes include Alaska Juneau mine at 15, Bethlehem Steel 35, General Motors 38, United States Steel 43, United Airlines 6, with various bids and asks reported for several issues. Stravinsky revises Petrouchka score in New York as corrections begin for Jose Utur.
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New York
Alaska
Juneau
American Can
American Power and Light
Atiaconds
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
International Harvester
Kenne Cott
United States Steel
Pound
Bremner
Nabesna
Black Ping Silver
United Airlines
Tvor Stravinsky
Petrouchka
Jose Uturbis Weore
Post Now Has His Passport for Siberian Flight
Wiley Post obtained a passport for his Siberian flight via Alaska and is expected to depart soon for Seattle to place pontoons on his airship. Post and his wife left San Francisco this afternoon for Seattle on a leisurely route toward Moscovy via Juneau Fairbanks Nome and the Bering Strait.
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San Francisco
Cal
Wiley Post
Siberian
Alaska
Seattle
Aus
Post
Moscovy
Juneau
Fairybanks
Nome
Bering Suait
Forest Service Men Celebrate Birthdays and Milestone
Wellman Holbrook assistant regional forester and W I Staley forest service adviser from Portland marked occasions today. Holbrook celebrated his birthday while Staley began his final year in government service after a 45 year career starting in Washington and Michigan. The Forest Service star presented Holbrook with a handsome cocktail shaker amid many solicitations.
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Wellman Holbrook
W. I. Staley
Forest Service
Portland
Mr. Holbrook
Mr. Staley
Land Office
Washington, D.C
Michigan
Holbrook
Forest Service Star
San Diego May Be Main Marine Base
Washington plans to transfer Fleet Marine Headquarters from Quantico Virginia to San Diego California are under consideration by Marine Corps headquarters as part of base realignment discussions.
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San Diego
Washington
Fleet Marine Headquarters
Quantico
Cal
Marine Corps Headquarters
Heat Wave Claims Dozens Across Midwest States
A severe heat wave kills 108 in the middle west with Nebraska reporting 19 deaths and Oklahoma 14. Minnesota 13, Texas 10, Kansas 9, Illinois and Missouri 8 each, Arkansas 7, Wisconsin 6, other states total several fatalities as temperatures soar to record highs.
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Chicago
Ale
Kansas
Middle West
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Texas
Missouri
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Brazilere
Calverts Here Meet Wives On Aleutian Today
Starr and William Calvert arrive on the steamer Aleutian from Seattle. They are to leave for Todd aboard the motorship Uganik. Accompanying them is Nick Bex, president of Perth Straits Packing. Captain Ole Coldevin commands the Uganik tied at the Cold Storage Dock.
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Seattle
Starr Calvert
William Calvert
Todd
Uganik
Calverts
Perth Straits Packing Company
Nick Bex
San. Juan
PAA Fairchild Off On Ketchikan Trip
On a full 4 return flight from Chi chagof today, Alex Holden piloting the PAA aircraft with Flight Mechanic Lloyd Jarman brought Elmer Peterson to Juneau. At 2 PM Pilot Holden departed with A. B. Searle for Wrangell and P. Larson R. M. Halsey and Mrs. Walter A. Wood for Ketchikan.
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Chichagof
Alex Holden
PAA
Machanic
Lloyd Jarman
Elmer Peterson
Juneau
Holden
A. B. Searle
Wrangell
P. Larson
R. M. Halsey
Walter A. Wood
Ketchikan
Wood
American Geographical Society
Kluane ‘Like
New York
Dickness
Victoria
Brant Vessel Seeks Juneau Visit with Bell and Dietrick
The Bureau of Fisheries ship Brant, carrying Commissioner Frank T. Bell and Rep. C. Elmer Dietrick of Pennsylvania, left Ketchikan and heads toward Juneau along the west coast of Prince of Wales Island. Arrival is expected tomorrow or Saturday as Alaska Agent L. G. Wingard assists the party.
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Bureau of Fisheries
Brant
Frank T. Bell
C. Elmer Dietrick
Pennsylvania
Ketchikan
Juneau
Prince of Wales Island
L. G. Wingard
Alaska
Bureau
Leaders fear it may be too late to avert clash
Addis Ababa Ethiopia August reports say Ethiopia's supreme chiefs and tribes in council warn Emperor Haile Selassie it may be too late to prevent war with Italy amid rising anger over Italian actions seen as an affront to the ancient kingdom. Tens of thousands of warriors appear ready for hostilities to avert the slur on their realm.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Troops Sent to Naples and Italians Defiant at League
Naples reports more than 2 000 soldiers and ten ev here for Africa with a squadron planned to fly to observe Italy s aerial buildup progress. In Geneva the Italian delegation rebukes the English French war-avoidance formula as unacceptable and remains pessimistic.
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Naples
Africa
Italy
Geneva
League of Nations
London in Doubt Amid War Clouds and Ethiopian Army Recruiting
London reports growing unrest as italo- Ethiopian tensions surge. Mass Ethiopian Army recruitment opens with high spirits in Addis Ababa. The London Herald notes bankers warn that opposition to Mussolini is rising and revolt may be possible.
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London
Adidis Ababa
theLondon Herald
Mussolini
Shots Fired at Blimp on Ocean Cruise Near Lakehurst
Navy officials began an investigation into volleys of rifle fire aimed at the Navy blimp ZMC as it cruised over the Atlantic. Two unseen snipers fired on the ship amid a search for drowning victims, marking the third attack on the blimp since its construction. Meanwhile a mysterious limber-neck disease is killing sheep and cattle near Clarkston, Wish.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Navy
Atlantic
Iyne
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Russ Flight
Sigmund Ec Ieia
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Evangelist
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U. S
Woodchuck
Chamber
Dern
Army Air Base
Vg i
Los Angele
Mrs. Post
Siberia
Winchester Repeating Army Company
Bullock's
Los Angeles
Charles Knight
Firearms
Pete Peterson
Bering Sea
Fairchild
Bell
League
Deem
Seer and
Reik
Clarkston
Wish
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