Two Col Johnsons Reach Juneau by Plane
The Army officials led by Assistant Secretary of War Louis Johnson and Assistant Secretary of Commerce J Monroe Johnson arrived in Juneau aboard a PAA Electra after a Seattle to Juneau nonstop flight of 8 hours 45 minutes. They planned a survey of the Fairbanks Army air base with possible follow up to Anchorage and Haines, while noting the base would be large enough to handle first class aircraft. The voyage included weather checks and a plan to depart for Fairbanks if conditions allowed.
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Haines
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Juneau
Sam Connell
Jesse Auton
Albert F. Hegenberger
William Lipson
J. H. Makerpiece
John W. Troy
Discovery of Klondike Gold Celebration Takes Flight
An aerial goodwill cavalcade flies to Dawson for the 42nd anniversary of the Klondike gold discovery. On August 17, 1896 George Washington Carmack and his group found gold on Bonanza Creek, fueling a region harvest worth about 250 million dollars. Miss Dorothy Murphy, Miss Fairbanks, joins Miss Yukon to co host the Dawson festivities.
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Dawson
Klondike
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Yukon
Post-Rogers team to drag Arctic waters for Soviet plane
In Point Barrow Alaska on August 18 the Post Rogers Memorial Expedition closed the monument ceremony and proceeded to Okiktuk to drag waters at the Colville River mouth. Natives reported the missing Soviet plane may have crashed there.
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Alaska
Okiktuk
Colville River
Senator Reynolds Tours Alaska Naval Defense Survey
United States Senator Robert R. Reynolds of North Carolina arrives in Nome after a 16 day voyage to Point Barrow and a two day walrus hunt at Wainwright where he personally killed five animals. He travels to Fairbanks then Juneau to attend the Moose convention in Pittsburgh and says he is on a survey of Alaska in the interest of national defense.
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Point Barrow
United States
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North Carolina
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Wainright
The
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Juneau
Pittsburgh
Ex-Congressman Igoe Sees Strong Democratic Vote
Ex-Congressman James T. Igoe of Illinois and Mrs Igoe arrived in Juneau on a brief Alaska tour with two views Roosevelt and the Democratic Party remain strong and Alaska has great tourist potential He predicts a strong middle United States for the November elections and supports Lucas for Senator He questions Roosevelt weakness in Idaho and urges Alaska to fund exhibits for the Golden Gate Exposition He notes Illinois plans a $200 000 fair and cites a San Francisco miniature Chicago project under construction by PWA workers Continued on Page Five.
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Tllinois
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Nash-Kelly
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Alaska
Golden Gate
San Francisco
PWA
Switzerland
Draft Roosevelt for a third term favored in Wyoming
Casper Wyoming August 18 United States Senator Harry H Schwartz a Democrat said he favors drafting President Roosevelt for a third term unless we find a man who can and will carry on the general New Deal program and who can be elected.
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Harry H. Schwartz
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Roosevelt
Six Girls Struck By Lightning in Washington Storm
Six girls aged 6 to 15 were struck down yesterday afternoon during a storm while playing under a large tree in Washington. None sustained critical injuries.
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Washington, D. C
Stock Quotations and a Humorous Note from New York
Closing quotations list Alaska Juneau mine at 10 percent, American Can 98, American Light and Power 5, Anaconda 33, Bethlehem Steel 55s, Commonwealth and Southern, Curtiss Wright 5, General Motors 46, International Harvester 58, Kennecott 39, New York Central 17, Safeway Stores 19, Southern Pacific 18, United States Steel 57, Pound $4.87. A. Burman, 110, says six wives kept him from being henpecked and that the simple life is not the right one.
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Alaska
Juneau
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American Light and Power
Anaconda
Bethlehem Steel
Commonwealth and Southern
Curtiss Wright
General Motors
International Harvester
Kennecott
New York Central
Safeway Stores
Southern Pacific
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Pound
Russo-Japanese War Tip Shows U S Trade Gain Idea
Washington notes an imperialist notion that if the United States could seize profits from a Russo Japanese war it might prosper. A analyst suggests Europe tensions alter Russia’s moves in Manchoukuo and Russia eyes strategic Changkufeng hill overlooking rail links and Possiet bay as the war develops.
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United States
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Russia
Oriental War Zone
Japan
Pacific
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Czechoslovakia
France
Manchoukuo
Manchuria
Changkufeng Hill
Possiet Bay
Vladivostok
Alaska Salmon Pack Shows Near Last Season Totals
Alaska's total salmon pack for the season nears last year's figure despite a weaker Southeast run. through last Saturday the territory reported 5,306,876 cases, with 4,001,491 in Westward districts. Southeast gains noted, but overall totals lag 1,291,510 cases behind the prior season.
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Chum
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Japanese Bombard Yangtze River Defenders Near Hankow
Shanghai dispatch reports Japanese gunboats and warplanes striking Chinese positions on the Yangtze south bank in renewed efforts to break toward Hankow. Chinese sources say reinforcements landed 120 miles from Hankow, potentially reviving a drive toward the Provisional Capital as stalemate persists since Kiukiang fell on July 25.
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Kiukiang
Insurgents in Spain Thwarted by Loyalist Forces
Dispatches from Hendaye report government loyalists halted the insurgent push in the Gandesa sector, smashing Hill 706 defenses with machine guns in the Pundols mountains. Carnation growing suffered a $25,000 loss due to an unidentified beetle outbreak. In South Africa,
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Gandesa
Spain
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South Africa
Roosevelt in Kingston Extends Monroe Doctrine to Canada
In Kingston Ontario President Franklin D Roosevelt and Prime Minister Mackenzie King spoke on friendship and defense noting the United States will not stand idle if Canada faces foreign aggression. Officials interpret the address as an extension of the Monroe Doctrine to Canada.
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Kingston
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United States
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King
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State Department
Great Britain
Amundsen Plane Passengers From Southeast Alaska
Amundsen’s party travels by air with stops in Ketchikan Juneau Sitka and Petersburg with passengers J Dischbein Miss Marjorie Morris Mrs Tony Scramm and others. Additional groups include Mrs Jack Bohem and son Mrs W A Gallamore for Hirst and Carl Mosch with W Wismatt bound for Chichagof.
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Ketchiten
Tony Scramm
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Juneau
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Sitka
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Hirst
Carl Mosch
W. Wismatt
Chichagof
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