Court of Appeals Rule Paul Not In Contempt
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a district ruling in the case of William J. Paul Ketchikian, finding Paul not in contempt on two counts. The court noted the innovation in punishing statements made on behalf of a client prior to investigation, and remanded the matter.
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San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
District Court of the First Division
Aloeke
William J. Paul
Paul
District Court
Craig
Bes
Hardiing
Polar flight of Graf Zeppelin faces insurance refusal
In Friedrichshafen on December 3, the polar trip of the Graf Zeppelin again met difficulty as local insurers declined to underwrite the voyage. Commander Dr. Figo Eekener had previously said insurance would be obtainable, but so far no agreement has been reached.
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Graf Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Figo Eekener
Alberts Heads South For Seattle Mission
H. W. Alberts, chief of the Federal experiment farming stations in Alaska, arrived yesterday from Sitka and will depart tomorrow for Seattle on official business returning around Christmas. D. Lect of the Alaska Fish Propkerage is a passenger to Seattle on the Alameda.
Edison One Discovery Reported by Edison in Lab
Thomas Edison answered questions from his laboratory and stated he found at least one pint that could yield a satisfactory amount of rubber for commercial use. He will depart Thursday for his winter home in Florida to continue experiments seeking a rubber substitute.
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West Orange
Thomas Edison
Edison
Mort Myers
Florida
Russian air search for Eielson intensifies in Alaska
Arrangements by Alaska Airways of Fairbanks mobilize Rusian flyers to scour Siberian and Arctic seas for missing Eielson and Borland. Litke mission altered by ice. Nanuk reports good weather at Teller but darkness and radio difficulties loom. Dorband and Crosson delayed at Teller amid foul conditions. pilot Graham reaches Teller with three awaiting flights to Nome blocked by fog.
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Alaska Airways
Fairbanks
Oy Goi
Bert Bar- Toba
Misty
Siberian
Guy
George A. Parks
Tel- Jer
Litke
Nanuktoray
Airways
Eielson
Luke
Providence Bay
Teller
Vlndivastok
Eielson and Borland
Associated Press
Nome
Dorband
Crosson
Graham
Flood Study Spurs Search For Quakes
St Louis University in the New Madrid district begins a flood and tremor study focusing on the famous 1841 1912 quakes and the Mississippi flood control program. Using two seismographs the effort aims to locate tremor centers and mark geodetic movement with concrete posts across Illinois Missouri Kentucky Tennessee and Arkansas.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis University
Pather
James B. Macelwane, Jr
University Geophysics Department
New Madrid
Tennessee
Redfoot Lakes
Father Macelwane
Illlinois
Missouri
Kentucky
Arkansas
New Coast Guard Chief for Pacific Northwest
Seattle December reports Capt. Raroki Dale Hinckley, previously commander of the Coast Guard Cutter Pontchartrain at Mobile, Alabama, will lead the Northwest Division, succeeding Capt. J F Hottel who moves to Curtis Bay depot. Hinckley has six years of Pacific Coast service aboard Bear, Thetis, and other vessels.
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Seattle
Dec. A
Raroki Dale Hinckley
Coast Guard
Pontchartrain
Mobile
Alabama
J. F. Hottel
Northwest Division
Hottel
Curtis Bay
South Baltimore
Hinckley
Bear
Thetis
Sutherland Introduces Two Bills in Congress
Alaska congressman Chesare Sutherland introduces two measures authorizing estimates for the Government Wharf at Juneau and flood control on Lowell Creek at Seward. In Florida, Laurel Hill agricultural college students traded a radio for cotton and corn projects and a purebred Jersey bull.
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Sutherland
Congress
Washington
Chesare Sutherland
Alaska
Secretary of War
Juneau
Lowell Creek
Seward
Tallahassee
Fla
the Agricultural College At
Laurel Hill
Indians plan suits against United States
The Alzaka Native Brotherhood seeks to sue the federal government to recover compensation for rights once held by Alaska Indians across lands, waters, hunting and trapping grounds, and forests. Funds may come from member assessments as leaders seek congressional authorization to proceed.
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Alzaka Native Brotherhood
Willan J. Paul
The
Brotherhood
Paul
James Wickershaw
Congress
Calle
United States
Sutherland
Haines
Indian Organization
Alaska
United States seeks world pact to halt China Soviet strife
Secretary Stimson submits proposals calling for a general renunciation of war and urging cessation of hostilities between China and Soviet Russia. The United States appeals to 53 signatory nations and informs both Nanking and Moscow to pursue peace while diplomacy continues. Japan states it will not join the Kellogg pact warning.
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Washington
Dec
Manchuria
China
Soviet
Russia
United States
Beves
America
State Stimson
Soviet Russia
Nanking
Moscow
Japan
Tokyo
Rescued Men Reach Civilization After Arctic Rescue
Granberry Portage Manitoba December 3 Three months after being rescued by Eskimos near the Arctic Circle two of seven MacAlpine Exploration Party members have reached civilization Don Goodwin of Hamilton Ontario a mechanic with frozen feet and Richard Pearce of Toronto editor of the Northern Miner arrived in an eight plane with four rescuers The party wandered two months after two planes failed for fuel and were finally found by Eskimos Updated stock quotations show Alaska Juneau mine at 6% and Standard Oil of California at 63% with other firms listed Trev and family prepared to move to New York City
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Granberry Portage
Manitoba
Arctic Circle
Don Goodwin
Hamilton
Ontario
Richard Pearce
Toronto
Northern Miner
Northland
Peewee Etoes
New York
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany Corporation
American Alcohol
Americus Ice
Bethlehem Steel
Corsi Products
General Mote Y Combustion
International Harvester
International Paper A
Paper B
Kennecott
National Acme
Pan-American
Standard Oil of
California
New Jersey
Texas
Cities Service
Majms
Montgomery Ward
Gangster McGurn Freed Third Time in Week
Chicago December report notes Jack McGurn, labeled gangster, freed again after prosecutors dismissed the case for lack of a witness. The defendant had previously appeared five times for trial with continuances sought by the state. A separate item lists MacKinnons leaving for Southern California with their son, planning a 30 day trip via Seattle.
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Chicago
Jack McGurn
Mecium
Hart
Mackinnons
California
Mr. J
MacKinnor
Seattle
Byrd Flight Challenged by Norwegian Explorer
London report says Major Trysave Gran, a Norwegian airman and Scott Antarctic veteran, disputed Byrd's claimed South Pole flight. A Copenhagen dispatch cites Gran asserting Byrd’s route cannot be confirmed and calls the expedition sensational. Willim Peterson, Fairbanks Exploration Company worker, travels south on the Alameda for vacation.
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London
London Mail Today
Richard BE. Byrd
Trys
Ave Gran
Copenhagen
Cies
Major Gran
Ekstrabladet
Byrd
Pele
Willim Peterson
Fairbanks Exploraton Company
Alameda
Hoover to Congress Urges Tariff Cuts and Tax Revision
President Hoover’s state of the Union message calls for swift tariff termination faster income and corporate tax cuts and stronger Prohibition enforcement. The document outlines numerous recommendations to streamline federal operations and reduce government power as Hoover enters his ninth White House month.
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Washington, Dee
Congress
Hoover
State of the Union
House
Senate
Ford raises wages for employees in United States
Detroit December 3 Edsel Ford announces wage increases at Ford Motor Company with a payroll around 20 900 000 annually The minimum wage rises from four to five cents an hour increases apply to workers earning seven to ten dollars daily and take effect December 1 The company cites economies higher production and strong outlook as reasons and says gains will come from better management and performance Not allowed to increase prices The news emphasizes United States employees only.
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Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Edsel Ford
United States
Edsel Pord
Wall Street Bears Shun The Spotlight
New York December third report notes bears remained largely out of public view during the market decline. Bulls enjoyed some public esteem, while exaggerated profits by bear riders drew attention. brokerage house records show many bears stayed anonymous as prices rose gently and investors faced losses.
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New York
Wall Street
Chawr
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Judge Wickersham
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Trev
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Los Angeles
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Cherbourg
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