Alaska Zoning For Wild Fowl Not Approved
Alaska zoning for migratory bird regulations suggested by the Cham ber of Commerce was rejected by the Department of Agriculture. H. W. Terhune of the Biological Survey announced an open season from September 1 to mid November totaling 30 days. The Alaska Game Commission’s building and vessel program totals 1957000 with six vessels planned and under construction.予定
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Department of Agriculture
H. W. Terhune
United States Biological Survey
Alaska Game Commission
Terhune
Winslow Marine Railway and Shipbuilding Company
Winslow
Wash
Washington Estep
Darling
J. N
Ding) Darling
Biological Survey
Game Commission
Torhune
N Y Woman Executed in Sing Sing Chair
Mrs. Anna Antonio was executed in the Sing Sing electric chair at 10 17 PM for the $5 000 life insurance murder of her husband. Condemned confederates Vincent Saetta and Samuel Farrael followed her to the chair in swift succession. Saetta had claimed innocence earlier and Farraci reawakened after a first shock requiring a second application.
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Ossining
N. Y
Anna Antonio
Sing Sing
Vincent Saetta
Samuel Farrael
Saetta
Farraci
Norman Clapp heads south on Charlotte salvage mission
Norman Clapp a Tacoma capitalist and principal stockholder in the salvaging firm left today on the Princess Charlotte, with Wilbur Wester Jr. also departing for the south. Officials say gold recovered so far is small and search will continue through the month. Clapp plans interior travel to discuss beaver season with the Game Commission and to return to Washington, D. C., by September 10 to arrange new equipment for the fidet. The Game Commission meeting is expected here next December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Clapp
Tacoma
Wilbur Wester, Jr
Princess Charlotte
Georgia
St. Michael
The
Game Commission
Washington
D. C
Fidet
Two Vessels Sell Salmon Here Today
Salmon arrivals today include the Thrnker captained by Jimmy Martin with 9 000 pounds sold to Wallis George and the Margaret T captained by Peter Hildre with 10 000 pounds sold to W O Carlson. Purchases at 15 8 8 and 6 cents per pound mark the season’s first salmon buy. Carlson represents the New England Fish Company in Juneau and the packers bought on the grounds to relay catches to base ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrnker
Jimmy Martin
Wallis
George
Margaret T
Peter Hildre
W. O. Carlson
Mr. Carlson
New England Fish Company
Juneau
McKinnons Plan Combined Business and Pleasure Trip
Mr and Mrs Art McKinnon depart on the steamer Alaska Monday for Seattle for a combined business and pleasure trip. In Seattle Mr McKinnon will seek medical care from Dr Gerhardt for an ailing foot while Harry Les handles the transfer business in the owner’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art McKinnon
Alaska
Seattle
McKinnon
Gerhardt
Harry Les
Internal Revenue and Education Leaders Arrive in Juneau
A. B. Phillips and family relocate to Juneau to head the public schools. O. 8. Sullivan arrives as Deputy Collector for Alaska, stationed in the Capitol Building, Room 316, to oversee taxes and alcohol collections. Sullivan plans to base much of his work in Juneau as Mrs Sullivan remains in Yakima.
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Sullivan
Internal Revenue
Alaska
Yukon
Capitol Building
Bureau of Internal Avenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Yakima
Philippines
Far East
Seattle
Vancouver
Juneau
Two Juvenile Thieves Admit Hardware Theft and Loot Recovered
Two 10 and 12 year old boys confessed to a Thomas Hardware Company burglary after examination by United States Marshal William C. Mahoney. Officers recovered a carbine, a .22 rifle, fishing gear, ammunition, knives, boxing gloves and more from storages behind Henry Olives Tailor Shop Alaska Laundry and on Ninth Street. No charges filed yet. authorities note a brief, frightening crime spree.
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United States
William C. Mahoney
Thomas Hardware Company
Jack Davis
Henry Olives
Alaska Laundry
Ninth Street
McMichael
Imperial Rooms Sold in Juneau Negotiations Complete
Mrs L B Saindon completed negotiations to purchase the Imperial Rooms from Mrs H W Edwards. Saindon is the original owner and sold to Edwards about three years ago. Edwards will remain in Juneau and has not announced future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Salmdon
Imperial Rooms
H. W. Edwards
Saindon
Edwards
Juneau
Clergymen Protest Nazi Oath Demands in Berlin
In Berlin on August 10, many clergy members rebel against Hitler’s order requiring Protestant pastors and church officials to swear fealty to the Dictator. The oath of fidelity aims to place the leader above God and the Church, part of the National Synod edicts for a unified Protestant Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hitler
Fidel
National Synod
Fliers Recover After Transatlantic Flight
From London dated August 10 they report James Ayling and Leonard Reid have fully recovered from fatigue after a flight from Wasaga Beach Ontario to Bagdad Iraq. Weather was bad over the Atlantic and they have not decided on future plans.
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London
James Ayling
Leonard Reid
Wasaga Beach
Tario
Bagdad
Iraq
Atlantic
Flere
Navy Seaplanes Reach Seward After Stops
Seward Alaska Aug 10 Twelve Navy seaplanes recently from Cordova after four stops at Valdez arrived here yesterday. The U S Wright flagship arrived here Wednesday.
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Seward
Alaska
President Roosevelt Returns to Washington to Face New Deals
President Franklin D. Roosevelt, tanned from travel, returns to Washington to tackle drought and labor troubles. He must also address NRA and AAA policy shifts, reciprocal tariff plans, unemployment negotiations, and political matters facing the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Capital
Dea
NRA
AAA
Strike Called At Chichagof Miners Arrive In Juneau
Miners Conrad Norberg Gus Swanson Sikil Moland Jim George Gust George and Flt Yovetich arrived in Juneau from Chichagof aboard a plane as Alaska Miners Union Local No 2 calls a strike at the Chichagoff Gold Mining Company. They seek a six day week an eighty five cent daily raise and overtime pay at time and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Norberg
Gus Swanson
Sikil Moland
Jim George
Gust George
Flt Yovetich
Juneau
Chichagof
Alaska Miners’ Union
Chichagoff
Alaska Southern Flies Two Planes on Busy Day
The Krugof flying boat with Murray Stuart Dilot left at 12 30 for Hawk Inlet returning with G Wingard and Lester Wingard. At 2 30 the Krugof did a charter to Kake with Manuel Espinoza returning immediately. Baranof with Gene Meyring and Lloyd Jarman carried the Wingard brothers and Hans Floe to Hawk Inlet at 8 30 this morning and then made two trips to Chichagot and wayports.
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Krugof
Alaska Southern Airways
Murray Stuart
Dilot
Hawk Inlet
G. Wingard
Lester Wingard
Kake
Manuel Espinoza
Baranof
Gene Meyring
Lloyd Jarman
Wingard Brothers
Hans Floe
Chi~ 'Chagot
Wayports
Mrs Perkins Departs for South on S S Aleutian
Mrs H C Perkins wife of Lieut Commander Perkins executive officer of the Tallapoosa sails from Seattle aboard the steamer Aleutian for a southern route. She plans to stay in Seattle until the Tallapoosa departs then will visit relatives in Washington until reunited with her husband as they move to their new station.
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H.C. Perkins
Perkins
Miami
Florida
Tallapoosa
South
J. G. Shepard
Glacier Highway
Forester Dispatches Supplies for Taku Camp
The Tender Forester under Capt. B. H. Ikens of the United States Forest fleet sails for the Taku River area with foreman G. J. Shepard aboard. The vessel will return to Turner Lake after completing the mission.
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Forester
B. H
Ikens
United States Forest Fleet
Taku River
G. J. Shepard
Turner Lake
Heat Wave Death Toll Rises Across Mid-Continent
Chicago reports a rising heat wave mortality with 36 deaths over several days. states including Texas Nebraska Missouri Illinois Arkansas Michigan Ohio suffer fatalities as crops and pastures burn. Later, cloudburst rains bring relief to drought areas across Colorado Nebraska Indiana and Kentucky.
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Chicago
Texas
Nebraska
Missouri
Illinois
Arkansas
Michigan
Ohio
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Indiana
Kentucky
Middle West
Soo
Police Dog Kills After Attacking Toddler on Porch
Two year old Little Sheila Hunt suffered a fright and torn clothes when a police dog leapt from a patrol car at the Radio Apartments and dragged her down steps. The dog, identified by witnesses as the Chill Bow proprietor's, was shot after the attack. It marks a second summer incident of a police dog mauling a child with lethal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Hunt
Melvin E. Hunt
Radio Apartments
Chill Bow
Bonhomie Yacht Visits Juneau After Summer Tour
The Bonhomie, Captain J. E. son, owned by Barton Sewell Beverly Hills California, returned to Juneau for another visit this summer after earlier striking a rock near Endicott Arm and undergoing temporary repairs at Anderson Brothers Marine Ways in Petersburg. Present aboard are Mr and Mrs Lowell and Mr and Mrs Walter Em.
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J. E. ‘Son
Barton Sewell
Beverly Hills
Cal
Juneau
Endicott Arm
Petersburg
Anderson Brothers Marine
Pie Peterson
Lowell
Walter Em
Boy Recovers Well After Emergency Appendicitis
Kenneth Lea the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Lea was rushed to St Ann s Hospital yesterday morning for an emergency appendicitis operation and is said to be going well today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lea
Harry Lea
St. Ann's Hospital
Crooks Steal 1027 Guns From Army Stock
Acting Attorney General William Stanley reports 1027 firearms stolen from National Guard armories since January 1, 1932, including 10 machine guns and 23 110 rounds of ammunition, with only 230 weapons recovered as the Justice Department asks the War Department to press governors to halt the thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Guard
William Stanley
Department of Justice
Stocks Slip After Silver Nationalization Debate
New York trading closes with declines from one to over two points as optimism over silver nationalization fades. Alaska Juneau mine at 20 percent, General Motors 44, Bethlehem Steel 274, United States Steel 33, Armour 859, War ner Pictures 4, other issues show varying moves amid dull trade.
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New York
Wall Street
Alaska
Juneau
American Gan
American Power and Light S
Anaconda
Armour
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Calumet and
Hecla
Curtiss-Wright
General Motors
International Harvester
Kendecott
Electric Auto Lite
United States Steel
Warner Pictures
Pound
Nabesna
Ask
Trade Volume Holding Firms Sees Higher Five Year Projection
New York August 10 Dun Bradstreet Inc reports trade volume remains 40 percent above last year’s low despite droughts strikes and weak foreign markets. Revised fair trade estimates point to volume exceeding five years and broader profits as retailers gain advantage. Wholesale markets steady with merchandise assembling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun- Sradstreet, Inc
Term of Court Called for Ketchikan
A Fall term of the United States District Court is convened at Ketchikan starting September 17 by Judge G F Alexander. The grand jury and petit jury are instructed to report on schedule, with the judge touring Seattle and plans a six week trip to Gallatin Missouri for a family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
District Court
Ketchikan
G. F. Alexander
Alexander
Seattle
States
Gallatin
R. E. Coughtin
Government takes control of silver amid mixed Wall Street response
Aug 10 reports detail the U.S. Executive Order nationalizing silver and sparking varied reactions. Sen Elmer Thomas envisions a world currency shift and a new era of prosperity while bankers warn of mixed inflation signals. London and other markets show hedging views on USD impact and silver prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
World Conference
Wall Street
Pitman Hails Silver Nationalization Amid Stock Purchases
U S Senator Key Pittman praises a silver nationalization move as accelerating worldwide absorption of the silver surplus. The piece explains the 50 cent per ounce purchase under the Silver Purchase Act of 1934, alongside the 64 5 cent old price and the goal of backing one fourth of gold and silver stock value with silver certificates.
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Washington
United States
Key Pittman
Pittman
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Roosevelt
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