Weaker Men Begin Trek Down Beach Toward Lituya Bay
Sixteen Patterson survivors move along the beach toward Lituya Bay, with a Haida cutter landing party aiding. Nels Ludwigson and Shell Simmons led walkers, aiming to reach camp near Twelve Mile and establish radio contact. Additional Haida personnel and a port escort prepared to fly in more help from Cyane to assist the rescue. Clare McDowell and Steve Johnson, recently rescued, sail to Seattle aboard Mount McKinley after a rough period ashore.
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Patterson
Cape Fairweather
Lituya Bay
Juneau
Nels Ludwigson
Shell Simmons
Sea Otter Creek
Ludwigson
Simmons
Lituya
N. G. Ricketts
Haida
Vic Manville
Anthony Thomas
Howard Hayes
Cyane
Port Althorp
Ae Bay
Twelvemile
Clare McDowell
Steve Johnson
Shingnorie
Alaska Air Transport
Lockheed
Seattle
Citizenship of Bund chieftain to be cancelled
United States District Attorney asked the Federal Court to cancel Herman Schwimm, West Coast Director of the German American Bund, asserting his papers were illegally produced.
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Los Angeles
Cal
United States District Attorney
Herman Schwimm
West Coast
Bund
Schwimm
Supreme Court widens reach of federal power
The Supreme Court expands federal authority in a labor case, upholding the National Labor Relations Act over Consolidated Edison of New York. The decision, noting that energy sales to interstate users can affect commerce, broadens regulatory scope and follows a precedent involving a California fruit company. The ruling implies further coverage of firms indirectly tied to interstate commerce.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Consolidated Edison Company of New York
National Labor Relations Board
Consolidated Edison
New York State
Hudson
New Jersey
New York
Labor Board
Edison
California
Physicians Indicted by Grand Jury In AMA Case
Federal grand jury indicted the American Medical Association three local medical societies and 21 physicians including Dr. Olin West and Dr. Mortis Fishbein for Sherman antitrust violations. DOJ charged restraint of trade and blocking cooperative medical organizations and society membership for those joining such groups.
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Washington
American Medical Association
Federal
Grand Jury
Medical Society of the
District of Columbia
Harris County
Texas
Medical Society
Washington, D. C
Academy of Survey
Olin West
Mortis Fishbein
Medical Association
Department of Justice
Pioneer explorers head south aboard Mount McKinley
John Beaton and Mrs Beaton travel to Anchorage for the winter outside. John L McGinn, prominent Territory attorney, plans Ester Creek mining work after returning home to Fairbanks. James L Galen, McKinley Park Transportation head, also heads south with interests in Cordova Alaska Transfer. Henry Gorham, noted carpenter contractor, arrives from the Westward aboard the Mount McKinley.
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John Beaton
Tditarod
Mount McKinley
Galen
James L. Galen
McKinley Park Transportation Company
Alaska Transfer Company
Cordova
Gorham
Henry Gorham
Hufeisons
W. Hufeison
Sitka
Hufeison
Fairbanks
Hufelson
Lathrop
Plane Fire Crash Kills Three in Texas Field
A burning airplane crashed into an open field near Boerne Texas last night killing at least three men. One body and parts of two others were recovered from the wreckage.
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San Antonio
Texas
Boerne
Here
Missing Mrs. McCaul Sought After Northland Departure
Mrs. T. J. McCaul, 60, a Juneau resident, is missing after failing to debark from the Northland when it docked. Corinne Duncan, her roommate, says McCaul was last seen at 3 a.m. in her berth six hours after Petersburg departure. Ill and frail, she has a son Mel Leath in town and another son Victor in Seattle. she is estranged from Tom McCaul of the McCaul Motor Company.
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T. J. McCaul
Juneau
Northland
Corinne Duncan
Attorney General May Defend An Assassin
Washington December 20 Friends of Attorney General Homer Cummings say he is weighing an offer to defend Mersehel Grynszpan the Polish Jewish youth who killed a German diplomat in Paris last month Cummings plans to leave office January 1
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Washington
Homer Cum_mings
Mersehel Grynszpan
Paris
Severe Cold Wave Leaves Scores Dead in Europe
Winter toll rises across Europe as cold snaps claim lives in multiple countries. A Lisbon ferry struck a dredge and sank with 25 of 70 passengers missing. England records 23 above zero, Paris suburbs report nine deaths, and Belgium notes fifteen fatalities amid frozen canals and barges.
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London
Tagus
Lisbon
England
Paris
France
Belgium
Germany Clears Disputed Inheritance Point
Germany notified the United States that all inheritance credits due Americans on estates of deceased in Germany will be transferred to beneficiaries in full. Dr. Hans Thomsen delivered the announcement to the State Department clarifying points of conflict between the two governments.
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Washington
Germany
United States
State Department
Hans Thomsen
Anchorage Girl to Spend Holidays With Park Visit
Genevieve Strandberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Strandberg prominent Anchorage residents travels aboard the Baranof for her Christmas vacation from the University of Washington to spend the holidays with her parents.
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Anchorage
Park
Genevieve Strandberg
Dave Strandberg
University of Washington
Tokyo Plans Five Year Drive in North China
In Shanghai on December 20, Japanese army officers outlined a five year campaign to pacify North China and establish a pro Japanese government. Troop movements northward from the Yangtze Valley were noted as aiding the effort while guerrillas remain active in unconquered pockets. Neutral estimates show limited Japanese control across Hopeh Shansi Shantung and North Honan regions, with Chinese irregulars holding much of the area north of the Yellow River toward the Lunghai railway.
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Shansi
Shuang Tung
North
Honai
Yellow River
Lunghai Railway
Goering Invites Rublee to Plan Jews Exit from Germany
London dispatch says Field Marshal Goering invited George Rublee, American director of the International Refugee Office, to Berlin to finalize a German financial plan to move Jews out of Nazi Germany.
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London
Alaska Juneau mine stocks and Dow Jones averages
Closing quotations show Alaska Juneau mine at 9 percent, American Car 99, Kennecott 42, U S Steel 65 and other listed stocks. Dow Jones averages read industrials 150.46 utilities 21.86. Medical patient Ted Bobell left St. Ann's Hospital for the south aboard the Mount McKinley.
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New York
Alaska
Juneau
American Car
American Light and Power
Anaconda
Commonwealth and Southern
Curtiss Wright
General Motors
International Harvester
Kennecott
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Safeway Stores
Southern Pacific
United States Steel
Bremner
Dow,Jones
Ted Bobell
St. Ann’s Hospital
South
Mount McKinley
Mayor LaGuardia Attacked Outside City Hall
In New York a man identified as James Hagar, 48, former Pelham Bay Park Department supervisor, leapt at Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia near City Hall as crowds watched demolition of the Pedestrian Bridge. Police restrained the assailant. no clear motive or coherent story emerged.
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New York
Ule
Janie Engen
Eteuck
Beter Lisenetlile
LaGuardia
City Hall
Hagan
Alice
We City Hall
Pedeval
Kfenhilled
Jamen Hagar
WEA
Pelham Bay
Dig Park Department
Bombing Plane For U S Turned Out at Downey
Unclear text indicates a U S bombing plane unit related to Downey. Mentions Gill Qc and a 243 mile per hour figure, plus references to Welsh Avera Digesters and Mia manufacturing Canyon?. details are garbled and names likely misread.
Record Loads of Pilgrims to Be Carried in Holy Land
In Jerusalem plans are announced to transport vast numbers of pilgrims to Bethlehem for Christmas. Curfew rules and safety measures are to be enforced, with transportation arranged for those seeking to attend the Church of the Holy Birth in Bethlehem.
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Holy Land
Terusalem
Budayi
Bethlehem
Tle Holy Birth
Bethebeai
Garner Supporters Get State Charter
Springfield reports a state charter granted by Secretary of State Edward J. Hawker to Dee om Elect Garter President for Security. Willion M. Bannon Pat Kay and Joseph Ryan of Chicago set up national organization to promote Garner President election.
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Springfield
Dee
Edward J. Hawker
Willion M. Bannon
Pat Kay
Joseph Ryan
Chicago
United States
Garner
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