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Newspaper

The Daily Alaska Empire

Location

Juneau, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1950

Page

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Alaska to Spend 300 Million on Postwar Construction

Kenneth Kadow, chair of the Alaska Field Committee, announced a 1951 construction program for Alaska totaling about 300 million dollars. The plan may grow if emergency funds are released. Agencies and Col. L. E. Seam an outlined a shift from defense orders to directives guiding defense related projects.

Alaska Kenneth Kadow Alaska Field Committee Anchorage L. E. Seaman U. S. Army District Kadow

State Department calls Moscow claim a naked lie

The United States denounces a Moscow claim that the US and Japan began steps to rebuild the Japanese Army as a naked lie. The statement suggests Soviet propaganda may be paving the way for a Russia China alliance and notes the Pravda dispatch and Far Eastern Commission protests.

Washington State Department Moscow United States Japan Department Russia China Red China Shanghai Pravda Far Eastern Commission

Juneau Weather Summary With Fog and Snow Chance

Weather report for Juneau and vicinity notes 24 hour high 40 and low 33 at Juneau, airport high 38, forecast fog tonight near 32, mostly cloudy Friday with snow or rain by afternoon and a high of 33. Past 24 hours precipitation 0.32 inches in city, 0.11 at the airport, totals 2.40 inches since July 1 in city and 24.68 inches at airport.

Juneau Eee

Steamer Movements Along Coast Ahead of Weekend Services

Princess Norah from Vancouver arrives Saturday after noon or evening. Baranof sails from Seattle Friday. Denali arrives Sunday morning en route south.

Princess Norah Vancouver Baranof Seattle Denali

Washington Merry Go Round Attlee luncheon dessert joke

The White House luncheon for Britain's Clement Attlee and Congressional leaders aboard the Williamsburg produced a light moment when Senator Alex Wiley praised America's dessert, bleu cheese from Wisconsin. A Pentagon radar scare over an unidentified plane near the Canadian border ended when a C 47 from Labrador was confirmed as friendly.

Cutucston White House Britain Clement Attlee Williamsburg Jolly Alex Wiley Attlee America Pentagon Joint Chiefs of Staff Labrador

Lagging Airplane Production Report Electrifies Com

Sherman's realistic report on lagging airplane production had an electrifying effect on the com. Continued on Page Four.

Sherman

Alaska Salmon Inc Signs 1951 Union Contract

Alaska Salmon Inc announced the signing of a 1951 contract with the Southeast Alaska Resident Cannery Workers Union AFL. The agreement includes a 12 percent wage increase from 1950 and covers about 2,000 residents. It applies to the season guarantee with most workers at 1.54 dollars per hour, 1.74 for overtime, and 1.94 for penalty time. Negotiations continue with other packers and unions, with Pete Neilsen of Sitka and Kenneth Bowman of Juneau representing the union.

Alaska Salmon Industry, Inc Alaska Packers Pete Neilsen Sitka Kenneth Bowman Juneau

Baggage Drill For Air Passengers Continues

Bad weather kept airline crews and travelers anxious as baggage drills persisted. Pacific Northern planes awaited lift at Yakutat, Pan American prepared northbound from Seattle, and Fairbanks southbound flights faced delays from Whitehorse. A non scheduled Arctic Pacific jet diverted to Juneau and later to Fairbanks after failing to land at Annette. Residents heard the long roaring overhead.

Pacific Northern Airlines Yakutat Juneau Pan American Seattle Annette Whitehorse Fairbanks

Judges named for Chamber Christmas decorations contest

Dr John Clements chairman of the Juneau Chamber of Commerce decorations committee announced the judges. Downtown window displays will be Mrs Helen Monson J P Christenson and Dr Clements. For residences: F Benecke Dr I J Montgomery and Willis Booth. Judging December 22 between 6 and 10 p m.

John Clements Juneau Chamber of Commerce Commumittee Helen Monson J. P. Christenson Dr. Clements F. Benecke I. J. Montgomery Willis Booth

S R Kelly Registered at the Baranof Hotel

S R Kelly of Tacoma is registered at the Baranof Hotel.

S. R. Kelly Tacoma Baranof Hotel

Mrs Manvil Olason Stopping at Gastineau Hotel

Mrs Manvil Olason of Skagway is stopping at the Gastineau Hotel, staying there for an unspecified period. Local records note her as a guest at the hotel during the period covered by the notice.

Manvil Olason of Skagway Gastineau Hotel

Sitka’s Don Van Buren Stops at Hotel Juneau

Don Van Buren of Sitka is stopping at the Hotel Juneau as part of a regional visit. Local officials say his stop highlights ongoing talks and community engagements in the area.

Don van Buren Sitka Juneau

Alaska to receive largest overseas air defense funds

The House Armed Services Committee discussed authorizations totaling 1.66 billion for military public works with many items secret. Of the emergency 16.844 billion request, 66.987 million would speed radar warning systems, while the Army requests 383.396 million with 291.761 million in the U S and 91.626 million abroad, the largest overseas 20.106 million allocated to Alaska.

Washington House Armed Services Committee Vinson D-Ga House Appropriations Committee Air Force Army United States Alaska

Club owners seek new baseball commissioner as Chandler refuses to resign

St Petersburg Florida December 14 Major League club owners appoint a four man committee from both leagues to search for a successor to A B Happy Chandler who refuses to resign. The group may offer 75000 annually and aims to report at February owners meeting. Salaries and eligibility criteria are discussed amid speculation on likely candidates and possible resignation payoff.

ST. Petersburg Fla A. B Happy) Chandler Chandler Ford Frick National League George Trautman Warren Giles Cincinnati Reds del Webb New York Yankees Billy Evans Detroit Tigers Lou Perini Boston Braves Giles

Stock Quotations From New York December 14

Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 2 percent. American Can 93 14, American Tel and Tel 149 percent, Anaconda 36 percent, Douglas Aircraft 86, General Electric 4744, General Motors 44 percent, Goodyear 59, Kennecott 73 14, Libby McNeill Libby 8 percent, Northern Pacific 28s, Standard Oil of California 81s, Twentieth Century Fox 19 percent, U S Steel 39, Pound 2 80, Canadian Exchange 95 18. Sales today 2,660,000 shares. Averages today industrials 225.89 rails 72.78 utilities 38.95.

New York Alaska Juneau American Can American Tel. & Tel Anaconda Douglas Aircraft General Electric General Motors Goodyear Kennecott Libby, McNeill & Libby Northern Pacific Standard Oil of California Twentieth Century Fox U. S. Steel Pound Canadian Exchange

Truman presses wage price controls amid world crisis

President Truman met with a second Congressional group on home front mobilization and was urged by lawmakers to enact wage price controls. Senators Maybank Tobey and Rep Walter voiced optimism or strong support for declaring a national emergency and swift controls. Attending officials included Banking Committee leaders and economic policy aides ahead of a radio address detailing government steps amid the crisis.

Washington Truman Maybank D-Sc Rep. Walter D-Pa White House Tobey R-Nh Senate Banking Committee Senate House House Economic Committee Atomic Committee Administration

Security blackout tightens in northeast Korea

Allied Military Command imposes a security blackout on the general situation in northeast Korea with stricter military formation, no censorship but a list of suggestions. Reporters are told to avoid details on planned activities or moves and to describe friendly forces only by divisions or units when in firm contact with the enemy.

Korea

Baby Clothing Needed for Orthopedic Ward in Juneau

The Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital orthopedic ward requests baby clothing for a small infant. Mrs. John McCormick of the Alaska Crippled Children’s Association in Juneau says 62 children, one elderly man, and the infant need garments. Call 547 to arrange pickup or delivery to Mt. Edgecumbe.

Mt. Edgecumbe Hospital John McCormick Alaska Crippled Children’s Association Juneau

William Vance at Gastineau Hotel in Skagway visit

William Vance of the Alaska Communications System is staying at the Gastineau Hotel in Skagway.

William Vance The Alaska Communications System Skagway Gastineau Hotel

Alaska Creates New DM Administration for Local Aid

Alaska forms a Defense Minerals Administration DMA field team led by H S Lorain and W S Twenhofel to oversee private loans guaranteed by the RFC and government supported purchase contracts. The aim is to expand critical mineral production, with emphasis on antimony copper tin zinc and others, via private capital backed by federal guarantees and regional field examinations.

Alaska New Defense Minerals Administration 8S. H. Lorain Bureau of Mines Lorain William S. Twenhofel U. S. Geological Survey Office DMA Defense Minerals Administration Washington, D. C Reconstruction Finance Corporation RFC General Services Administration Gulf of Alaska North American Seward Peninsula Tin City Bureau of Mines and Geological Survey

McCarthy Pearson Clash at Sulgrave Club

Washington observers recount a private Tuesday night altercation between Sen. Joseph McCarthy and columnist Drew Pearson at the Sulgrave Club. McCarthy claims a slap and pearson says he was kicked. Richard Nixon reportedly intervened. Both men traded sharp lines about communist influence and personal conduct. Pearson notes his 53rd birthday as the fracas unfolded.

Washington Joe McCarthy Drew Pearson McCarthy Wisconsin Pearson State Department Swank Sulgrave Club Fulton Lewis, Jr Senate Richard M. Nixon California Nixon

War Plant Build Up Demanded

Secretary Marshall told Congress that a rapid build up of the nation war plants is essential to meet the serious threat of a global conflict. He cautioned that predicting if a full scale shooting war will erupt in months is hard to answer and warned a single word from the other side could trigger it.

Washington Marshall Congress

All-Out Air Battle Looms in Korea

A Pentagon briefing cited rising Communist air activity in Korea including 28 Mig-15 and Shooting Star engagements near Sinuiju. The Air Force warned of a potential all-out air war as Communist planes gain from China or the Soviet Union while UN forces address vulnerabilities around Hungnam and northeastern areas.

Korea Washington Air Force China Soviet Union Sinuiju U. 58 United Nations Hungnam Pentagon

Letter on Statehood by Truman Opposes Hawaii Alaska

Honolulu December 14. President Truman writes that southern opposition to Hawaii and Alaska statehood is perplexing. In a Nov. 20 letter to Edward Burke, legal counsel for the Hawaii statehood commission, he questions the stance while stressing the territories’ vital national defense role and predicts Alaska’s development could support seven to eight million people in luxury.

Honolulu Truman Hawaii Alaska Edward Burke Hawaii Statehood Commission Nebraska Statehood Commission Burke

Vacation in Chicago by Miss Rosemary Doogan

Miss Rosemary Doogan of the Territorial Department of Taxation takes a two week vacation in Chicago visiting Mr and Mrs Harold Kling. Mrs Kling, formerly Marilyn McAlister of Juneau, is a schoolmate of Doogan.

Rosemary Doogan Territorial Department of Taxation Chicago Harold Kling Kling Marilyn McAlister Juneau Miss Doogan

PULL BACK FROM ORO UNDERWAY

Allied forces abandon Oro and begin demolitions as a large UN perimeter fights to hold the Hungnam beachhead. Chinese and Korean insurgent forces press from multiple directions. Marines and naval air power shell and strike at incoming units while a major air battle erupts near the Manchurian border with Soviet jets.

Suchong Hamhung Oro Associated Press Max Desfor

Also Mentioned on This Page

Weather Report Juneau and Vicinity Alaska Salmon Inc Skagway Visitor By Joe Reichler Congressional Bill Vance McCarthy, Pearson Reds UN Tions Hambhung Kim Il Sung UN 10Th Corps Hamhung-Koto Road Chungjin Reservoir U. S Sinuiji Manchurian Antung Manchuria Seoul Eighth Army
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