Corey M Bain Test Another Angle Fishing
Corey Ford and Alistair OBain report Alaska fishing experiences, noting light tackle and strip fishing for king salmon. They describe catching six fish in five hours, discuss gear choices, and compare king salmon to tuna while reminiscing on the journey and future reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
M’bain
Corey Ford
Alistair Obain
New York
Alaskan
Ford
Clarence Rhodes
Harbor
Nile
MacBain
Pord
Beach
Mr. Ford
Rex Beach
Ray Td
Rhoden
Coane
Alaska | Ts
Admiralty Island
Aerial Reconnaissance Plan for Alaska Resources
Editor proposes using Alyson Army Air Base and National Youth Administration to map Alaska and develop mineral resources. He suggests leveraging Army and Navy air forces for aerial photography and supply ops, with minor equipment changes, to lift employment and resource development without extra taxpayer burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Alaska
Alyson Army Air Base
Navy
Canada
Army
Marka
Stocks Rise Despite Preholiday Apathy In Short Session
New York August 31 Stocks moved upward amid pre holiday apathy with a steady to firm close. Alaska Juneau mine hits 16 percent while American Can rises to 30.8 with United States Steel at 43 percent and Dow Jones averages showing Industrials 127.89 utilities 25.17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alaska
Juneau
American Can
American Power and Light
Abaconda
Bethlehem Steal’ ‘Harvester
United States Steel
Schenley Distilleries
DOW, Jones
Ally
Utilities
George Folts Aims for Deer Pocket For Bar Dinner
Assistant District Attorney George Folts must secure venison by Saturday for the Bar Association dinner at the R. E. Robertson cabin in Auk Bay. He plans a Labor Day hunting trip with Dr. H. Vance if boats are ready, with secrecy surrounding hunting location and a warning to bring red hot items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Folts
Folts
Bar Association
R. E. Robertson
Auk Bay
H. Vance
Desperado Identified In West Run Bank Robbery Case
An ex convict arrested after a failed diamond ring theft is linked by photos to the gunman who killed two Puyallup policemen on July 15 after robbing the Orting State Bank of 500 dollars. Police identify James Niles Mulhern 22 of South Dakota as the suspect, while two Sumner men are named as nearly certain identifications. Further identifications via new photos are planned.
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New York City
Puyallup
Wash
Frank Chadwick
Harry Storem
Orting State Bank
James Niles Mulhern
Mulhern
South Dakota
Washington State Reformatory
Monroe
Prom
Glen Barton
Chadwick
Sumner
New Pictures
Whitewater mine to close down for season
D C Sharpstone, Whitewater mine representative at Tulsequah, says operations will shut down in about a week to ten days. About half the crew has returned to Juneau. Sharpstone plans to return to Duluth in a month and notes mine vehicles are erratic and badly faulted.
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D. C
Marine unions press wage and hours changes ahead of coast deal
Six Pacific Coast maritime unions filed formal notices seeking contract changes after auto renewals. They call for shorter hours and higher pay, while the International Longshoremen’s Association renews existing terms. Bishop Crimont’s Jubilee observance week unfolds with services and dinners announced in Juneau and surrounding communities.
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Crimont
San Francisco
Cal
International Longshoremen's Association
Tita
Engineers Beneficial Association
Schors Union
The
Pacific
Marine Oilers, Watertenders and Wipers Association
Marine Cooke and Stewards Association
Radio Telegraphists
Sfusters, Mates and Pilots Association
Hull discount on U.S. conflict risk eyed by Cornell historian
Pea ORENT, Cornell historian, weighs American stance on Ethiopian concession and potential Italy Ethiopia war. He argues the United States would not involve itself in foreign nationals disputes and would study developments to gauge implications. The Steamer Alaska waits for Alaska ports with 148 first class and seven steerage passengers aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell Hull
Italy
Ethiopia
United States
Heaid
Seattle
Alaska
Juneau
J. E. Vander Walker
Frank Parrish
Joe Cresson
M. J. Hughes
R. E. Sullivan
Tom Hall
H. Jensen
Lowell H. Demoes
Margaret Kiloh
M. T. Kraton
Larson
H. C. King
M. Brown
Ed Egland
Charles W. Hawkesworth
Transfusion for Senator Couzens Reported
Rochester Minnesota August 31 doctors said a third blood transfusion may be necessary for United States Senator James Couzens who has already received two transfusions in two days as the culmination of four operations including the removal of his left kidney to hasten recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester, Minn
United States
James
Couzens
PAA Schedule Changes Cut Southeast Alaska Flights
Weekly Flying to Interior routes in Alaska switch as PAA ends Southeast Alaska schedules. The Lockheed Electra will depart Juneau for Fairbanks weekly at noon Tuesday and return Sundays under the new fall and winter plan. Also note Russell and Lowe left Juneau for Seattle aboard the yacht Carin. Lowe plans to attend Stanford University.
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PAA
Juneau
Alaska
Rusfell
Lowe
John Russell
Vancouver
Peter Lowe
San Francisco
Janeau
Seattle
Northland
Carin
California
Stanford University
Juneau Plans Labor Day Holiday Closure
Juneau will observe Labor Day as a formal holiday this year with all city territorial and federal offices closed and most businesses closed or shortened hours. Many residents left for extended weekend trips to summer homes or fishing spots, while others will stay in town for the long holiday weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Roosevelt Signs Neutrality Tax Bill Amid War Fears
President Roosevelt signed a new quarter billion dollar tax bill to fund neutrality while TVA amendments and other measures await action. The legislation aims to keep the United States out of any conflict like the one in Africa, a goal the president called a fixed national desire to avoid involvement in war.
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Washington
Roosevelt
TVA Authority
United States
Africa
Planes Search for Missing Aircraft in Alaska
Four planes flew from Pairbanks Alaska Aug 31 in a search for a missing aircraft piloted by Arthur T. Hines with Mr and Mrs John Lenz and Alton G Nordale aboard. The plane disappeared after departing Dawson City about a week earlier. Weather is cloudy hindering the effort over the head of the Goodpaster and Healy rivers. Empire news broadcast over Station KINY at 9 45 p m Monday night is listed.
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Pairbanks
Alaska
Arthur T. Hines
John Lenz
Alton G. Nordale
Dawson
Goodpaster
Healy
The
Empire
KINY
Orelock
Seattle Banker Sees Alaska Growth and Permanence
W. Erich Lucas vice president of the National Bank of Commerce addressed Seattle Chamber of Commerce officials on Alaska's improving conditions. He noted a shift from transient to permanent residents, aided by gold prices and favorable publicity, after eight weeks touring the territory.
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Seattle
Alaska
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
W. Erich Lucas
Vic
National Bank of Commerce
Lucas
North
Schools Open Next Tuesday in This City
Juneau prepares for new school year with Lubor Day on September 3 at 8 30 a m. Tuneaw High School led by Teepepean Alexander Thun Dryden will reopen with most teachers back. government and parochial schools also set Tuesday openings. Free books offered. bus routes from Auk Bay Glacier Highway and Prite Cove to Two Mile Post adjust for opening day.
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Joseph R. Criment
Society of Jeasus
Crement Club
Juneau and
Douglas
Sepont
Crimont
Janedu
Inn
Lubor
Juneau
I Ae
Tuneaw High School
Wm. LeVasseur
Mary Agnes
Aso
Auk Bay
Glacier Highway
Tew
Duck Creek
Two Mile Post
Prite Cove
Brits Cove
Thane
Thane Road
Ethiopian Emperor Signs Charter for Exploitation Pact
British promoter Francis M. Rickett reports Emperor Haile Selassie signed a charter ceding 150,000 square miles to Anglo-American interests. The Lake Tana Conservancy Syndicate would build a dam and pumping stations on Lake Pang, aiming at a $60 million initial investment with projected $15 million annual revenue within four to five years. The plan includes roads, education, hygiene and general improvement, pursued regardless of war.
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James A. Mills
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Francis M. Rickett
Baile Selassie
Ethiopia
Englind
Judea
Rickett
Lake Tanu
Rickete
Mesopotamia
Pilot Robbins Heads South For Six Week Tour
Senat ors debate neutrality as Pan American Airways aims to align Alaska service with continental routes. Pilot E Robbins to Brownsville Texas for six weeks to study efficiency and prepare Yukon operations for the Pacific Alaska Airways system. Wingard Alaska Fisheries official leaves Seattle aboard the Brant for Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
William £. Borah
E. Robbins
Yukon Aces
Brownsville
Texas
Pan-American Airways
Joe Crosson
PAA
Miami
Fla
Pacific Alaska Airways
Italian Ethiopia concessions will not alter military program
In Rome informed sources say economic concessions in Ethiopia will not change Italy's military plans. In Paris unofficial French circles view the concessions as a chance for Italy to frame Britain’s stance on the Ethiopian question as driven by business interests.
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Rome
Ethiopia
Italy
Paris
Mulligan Heads Bear Creek Deer Hunting Expedition
DeRaux prepares Mulligan for a hunting trip involving four Juneau couples. The party, leaving Bear Creek tonight on the Beity B, includes Jack and Bet Burford, Harry Lee, Robert Brown, and Mr and Mrs Caro. They expect to return Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeRoux
Bear Creek
Harbin Railway Converted to Standard Gauge in Hours
Japanese engineers finished upgrading the Harbin Railway from five-foot gauge to standard gauge in under three hours. The work converted 149 miles of track used by Japanese forces advancing on Harbin in 1932, completed after three years of rail labor. Also noted is a Tulequah arrival of George Robbins and others aboard Capt. Strong’s Redwing.
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Hsinking
Manchoukuo
Harbin
Tullequah
George Robbins
Taku ‘Trading Company
H. A. MacDonald
William Strong
Yester
Aleutian Storm Threatens Wet Labor Day in Juneau
Weather observer predicts rain tonight and tomorrow with a likely push into Monday. Harbor station reports a 48 mile gale and heavy rain as low pressure moves in from the Aleutians, threatening a rainy holiday for Juneau and surrounding areas.
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Aleutian
Juneau
Ney
Labor Day
Howard Thompson
Uteh Harbor
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