Alaska Game Commission ends fifth meeting amid district realignment
The Alaska Game Commission adjourned after a two day session. President Dr W H Chase and member Irving McK Reed left for Cordova and Fairbanks, with remaining commissioners heading to Ketchikan and Seattle. Staff note changes in regulations take effect July 1 1931. new fur districts expanded to eight with district boundaries outlined from Southeast Alaska to the Arctic Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Game Commission
W. H. Chase
Irving McK. Reed
Yukon
Cordova
Fairbanks
W. R. Selfridge
Frank D. Williams
Ketchikan
Seattle
H. W. Terhune
Alaska
Cape Fairweather
Prince William Sound
Kenai Peninsula
Busitna
Cook Inlet
Alaska Peninsula
Kodiak-Afognak Islands
Aleutian Islands
Illamna
Lake Clarke
Nushagak River
Wood River
Kuskokwim
Nunivak
St Lawrence Islands
Seward Pehinmila
Selawik
Kobuk
Noatak
Arctic Coast
Brooks Range
Cape Lisburne
International Line
Demarcation Point
Koyukuk
Porcupine
Copper
Yukon River
Point Midway
Russian Mission
Holy Cross
Old Fort Hamlin
Koyukuk River
Richest Debs Writing Their First Season Debuts
New York, Dec. 13. Doris Duke and Barbara Hutton, two of America's wealthiest heiresses, prepare for debutante season in New York. Duke, inheritor of James B. Duke's tobacco and aluminum wealth, will bow December 22 at Hotel Pierre. Hutton, heiress to Frank Woolworth stock, begins debut festivities three days before Christmas.
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New York
America
Doris Duke
James B. Duke
Buckingham Palace
Newport
Barbara Hutton
Frank W. Woolworth
Pierre
Doris
Duke
Somerville
N. 1
Rough Point
R. I
Fu| Tope
New Jersey
George
Woolworth Company
Wall Street
Barbara Hatton
Saar Valley Evacuated by Two Nations
Saar Bruecken Germany dispatch reports the French and Belgian troops evacuated the Saar Valley in line with the League of Nations September decision. The move follows a three month withdrawal timeline and includes railway security concerns previously argued by France. Julius Curtiis protested and Briand yielded to German requests as the Saar Commission guarantees railway security under League jurisdiction.
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League
Saar Bruecken
Germany
Saar Valley
League of Nations
France
Julius Curtiis
Saar Commission
Briand
Rhingland
Guar Basin
U. S. Canada plan air mail network to Asia and Europe
Ottawa conference of U S and Canadian postal authorities outlined a cross continental mail air service. The plan includes a Miami to Calgary line extending through Fort McMurray to Masks then Asia, with goal to begin within three years to forestall Russian competition.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Europe
Asia
Miami
Calgary
Fort McMurray
Masks
Asis
Lindsey trial postponed to next week in New York
The Lindsey case, involving Joen P Lindsey of Denver charged with disturbing a religious service at St John the Divine, was adjourned to next Wednesday. The defense argued the complaint cites two statutes without specificity, Bishop Manning absent, and the defendant was jeered during admission. The scene followed an earlier ejectment of a Denver advocate of companionate marriage who cried that the church was not a House of Justice or God.
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New York City
Joen Pindsey
Denver
T. Janning
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Lindsey
Manning
Denver Advocate
Shunted Men Fight Police in Wichita Guns Battle
Wichita police seek two men Colquitt Davis and Cherokee Joe alias Chief Bonner after a gun battle left deputy sheriffs Dan Klement Vernon Cason and Amarillo grocer Harold McCarick dead. D. T. Davis brother of Colquitt was killed. bystanders were slightly wounded. Davis sought medical aid but died as authorities arrived.
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Wichita
Kansas
Colquitt Davis
Joe
Chief Bonner
D. T. Davis
Colquitt
Davis
Dan Klement
Vernon Cason
Harold McCarick
Amarilla
Texas
Davin
Tuvay's Stock Quotations From New York Market
Closing quotation list for December 13 shows Alaska Juneau mine at 6, American Can 107, Anaconda Copper 20 due to OCR errors. Stocks include Bethlehem Steel 51, Fox Films 25, General Motors 33, Kennecott Copper 24, Montgomery Ward 17 , National Acme 6 , Packard Motors 18, Simmons Beds 147, Standard Brands 16, Standard Oil California 4344, Standard Oil New Jersey 91, United Aircraft 20, 3, Steel 196 , Curtis Wright 2 , Pacific Gas and Electric nodale, Pennsylvania Railroad 56, General Electric 4341, Westinghouse Electric 91.
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New York City
N. Y
Alaska
Juneau
American Can
Anaconda Copper
Bethlehem Steel
Fox Films
General Motors
Granby Consolidated
International Harvester
Kennecott Copper
Montgomery-Ward
National Acme
Packard Motors
Simmons
Standard Brands
Standard Oil of California
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
United Aircraft
Steel
Curtis-Wright
Pacific Gas and Electric
Pennsylvania Railroad
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric,and Mechanical
Congressional Measures In Committees In Washington
Senate conferees consider the Emergency Unemployment Relief Bill after honoring late Senator Overman. Interstate Commerce Commission reviews nominees for the Federal Power Commission. Muscle Shoals talks aim at a government operation plan with disputes over transmission. House recess, Immigration Committee weighs suspension bill. House approves Interior Department supply bill funding Boulder Dam and rejects the Senate Public Works bill and a salary provision.
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Washington
D. G
Senate
Lee
Overman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Power Commission
Muscle Shoals
House
Immigration Committee
Thlerior Department
Boulder Dam
Polite Robbers Nab $65,000 Jewelry Heist in NYC
Yesterday afternoon two men in jumpers delivered a table and packages to the Riverside Drive apartment of Mrs. Charles F. Zitter, wife of a theatrical magazine publisher, and departed with jewelry valued at $65,000 after forcing her to open the safe with a dagger at her throat. They bound and gagged Mrs. Zitter's maid and respected jewelry belonging to her late son. The loot was not insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Riverside Drive
Charles F. Zittell
Steeg Named French Premier With New Cabinet
Paris December 13 Theodore Steeg is the new French Premier and has formed a cabinet. He issued a statement after consulting President Doumergue pledging a government focused on impartial justice, peace through security and boosting economic activity via social progress.
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Paris
Theodore Steg
Premiser
Doumergue
Einstein Hears Carmen in New York Harbor Opera Visit
Dr Albert Einstein and his wife attended the Metropolitan Opera to hear Carmen on December 13 in New York City. He bowed to applause during intermission, then went backstage to congratulate soprano Marie Jeritza and the Austrian company. Mrs A Haverstock accompanies him aboard the Yukon returning from the south.
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New York City
Grand Opera
Albert Einstein
Metropolitan Opera
Carmen
Widow receives posthumous Distinguished Flying Cross
Mrs. Florence Page widow of Capt Arthur Page of the Marine Corps today received the Distinguished Flying Cross posthumously awarded to her husband. The citation credits his pioneering work piloting by instruments as advancing aviation. Page won the Curtin Marine Trophy in a race and was killed last September in a plane crash during the Chicago Air Races.
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Washington, D. G
Florence Page
Arthur Page
Marine Corps
Ted
Page
Secretary of the Navy
Chicago
Nobel Prize Doctor Landsteiner Saves Countless Lives
New York December 13 Thousands owe their lives to Karl Landsteiner winner of the 1930 Nobel prize in medicine His discovery of four major human blood types made transfusions common and life saving He also studied immunity and blood stain identification at the Rockefeller Institute and spends summers at a Massachusetts coast home.
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New York
Karl Landsteiner
Landsteiner
Vienna
Europe
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Massachusetts
Bar Silver Hits New Low After Sharp Drop
New York City report states Bar Silver touched a fresh historical low for the week as Li fell to 32 yesterday. The market had earlier slid to 83 last Tuesday and has declined from 46 cents an ounce since the year's start.
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New York City
N.Y. Dée
Highest Officials Pay Last Respects To Sen Overman
President Hoover Cabinet members and Supreme Court joined the Senate in bidding farewell to United States Senator Lee Slater Overman. The ceremony occurred as the body lay in state before burial at his South Carolina home. Overman died early yesterday morning after a brief illness.
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Sen. Overman
Washington
Hoover
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Senate
United States
Lee Slater Overman
South Carolina
Cry Baby Bandits Die in Ossining Executions
Three youths twelve, twenty two, and nineteen years old were executed for the Long Island druggist murder. James Butler, Taio Ferdinand, and James Bloger faced the chair at Ossining as they offered final words or smiles, ending their trials after crying throughout.
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Ossining
Long Island
James Butler
Taio Ferdinand
James Bloger
Bootleggers Under Arrest In Nationwide Sweep
Toledo Ohio December 14 The Government questioned the first group of bootleggers caught in a broad campaign to uncover protection buyouts. More than two men and women are in custody after raids by 53 federal agents from four states. Further arrests awaited including higher ups but not until grand jury indictments are issued.
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Toledo
Oho
Revolution in Spain Crushed Near Ayerbe and Jaca
Madrid reports Federal troops crushed the uprising near Ayerbe, capturing 100 prisoners and seizing rebel equipment. Rebels driven back to Jaca as Prime Minister Berenguer vows brutal suppression and immediate court martials. London dispatch notes possible executions of rebel leaders tomorrow.
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Madrid
Ayerbe Lawn
Jaca
Berenguer
Discovery of Woman's Body To Give Clew
Williston North Dakota authorities say locating Mrs Albert Haven or her body will help identify the killer of her husband and four children. The search for Mrs Haven’s body on the farm where the four other victims were found continues. Farm hand Charles Branon, 22, told investigators where the burying site is after his arrest for selling four hogs, giving multiple accounts before naming a farmer near Schafer and an unnamed man. His latest claim places the body elsewhere than first indicated.
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Williston
North Dakota
Albert C. Haven
Maven
Charles Branon
Second Arrest Made In Defalcation Of $8,000,000
Los Angeles report states Rupert L. Fleury vice president of the Guaranty Building and Loan Association of Hollywood was arrested after admitting to the grand jury he knew for some time of Gilbert H. Bessemyer’s embezzlement. Fleury, loyal to Bessemyer, said he did not receive any money and refused to name other unlawful acts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Rupert L. Fleury
Guaranty Building and Loan Association of Hollywood
Gilbert H. Bessemyer
Manger
Bessemyer
Fleury
Hoover's unique presidential radio technique detailed
Washington December 13 Herbert Hoover displays a distinct radio method. He uses a personal mic in the White House Lincoln study and prepares lines in advance for voice checks. He recites from a note card notebook and maintains calm, even delivery with unaltered controls until the signal to begin.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
National Broadcasting Company
Mike
White House
Lincoln Study
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
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U. S.- Canada
Air Line
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Tuvay
T. Steeg
Forms Ministry
DR. Einstein
CE Orlander
Grace Carson
Seward
Ivard
Atle
Yukon States
Tren Piao
Spain
Plaza Cataluna
Barcelona
Senator Overman
Ohio
London
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