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Newspaper

The Daily Alaska Empire

Location

Juneau, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1933

Page

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John Factor Kidnapped by Two Men in Chicago

The missing West Side barber known as Jake the Barber and now millionaire stock broker John Factor vanished after leaving a suburban roadhouse. Police know his son Jerome Factor, also kidnapped, rode in the Pact car and was dumped by two men who drove it away. Attorney Al Epstein, who was with Factor, was released later.

Chicago John Factor Jake West Side Jerome Factor al Epstein Factor Tme

Stock Prices Jump in Short Session on July 1

New York rushes seen as rail and industrial stocks lead a broad advance. Allied Chemical tops gainers with 16 points while United States Steel and American Can rise. gold shares revived by gold market rumors. Deputy Marshal Feoro leaves for Hoonah aboard Widgeon.

New York Allied Chemical American Can United States Steel American Smellting Rolling Mills New York Central American Telephone and Telegraph Southern Pacific Baltimore and Ohio Kennecott Alaska Juneau American Power and Light Anaconda Bendix Aviation Armour B Bethlehem Steel Calumet and Hecla Ward Baking Radio Corporation Fox Films General Motors International Harvester Packard Motors Standard Brands Union Pacific American Cyanider Alen Company Ferro Hoonab U W. E. Feoro Hoonah

Upturn Continues In Business and Trade in Nation

New York reports show major events in business and trade indicate a continuing upturn nationwide with vigorous growth reaching all parts of the country per the Dan-Bradstreet weekly reviews.

New York Dan-Bradstreet

Forty LA Chamber good will tour arrives by steamer Aljeutian

Forty members led by William A. Simpson and Mrs Simpson of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce arrive in this port aboard the Aljeutian en route to Anchorage and return. Charles P. Bayer heads arrangements for the Fourth Annual Good Will Tour with planned visits to Mendenhall Glacier Auk Lake Museum and other points of interest. Governors Troy and local officials will be met on arrival with calls planned.

William A. Simpson Simpson Los Angeles John l. Jones G. H. Walmsley Port Bayer Troy

Council Takes Health Office Over This A M

Dr. W W Council assumed duties as Territorial Commissioner of Health succeeding Dr H C DeVighne with transfer of property and records to the Capitol building room 106. Miss Kaser named secretary. Dr Council’s private office remains open. Gov Tray lauded the retiring official as a capable public servant with 12 years of dedicated service. James McCloskey named to the Pioneer's Home Board of Trustees, succeeding Lockie MacKinnon.

W. W. Council Territorial Commissioner of Health John W. Tray H. C. DeVighne Capitol Building Troy Nergy Jto DeVighne James McCloskey Pioneer's Home Lockie MacKinnon McCloskey MacKinnon

Fire destroys lumber yard as city fights blaze

Firemen battled a daylong blaze in San Francisco destroying about 3,000,000 feet of hardwood lumber in the industrial center. Estimated loss reached 500,000 dollars. In Seattle, John Francis, office manager for the Pacific Fruit and Produce Company, confessed to embezzling 49,000 dollars over six years to cover stock losses.

San Francisco Cal Seattle Fruit Company Prese Senting Attorney's John Francis iPacific Fruit and Produce Company

More Beer Calls For More Pickles Convention Report

Delegates at the National Pickle Packers Association convention in Chicago discuss policy issues and craft union position papers as July sessions open.

Chicago Pickle Packers Association

Deserving Democrats Push for Federal Positions

Deserving Democrats line up for federal jobs as Roosevelt nears return. James A. Farley faces pressure from senators and committee members seeking appointments like collectors, district attorneys, and marshals, amid debates on civil service hiring and swift patronage.

Washington Roosevelt James A. Farley Farley Congress

Surgeons Continue Live Operation as Colleague Dies During Procedure

In New York on July 1 Arnold Javitz seven, with spinal meningitis, remained grave on the operating table. Drs Arthur Shifrin Aaron Goldbist and Michael Mislig conducted the delicate operation as Mislig fainted whispering heart. The nurse steadied him and the pair collapsed. the operation finished and Javitz was pronounced saved, Mislig later died.

New York Arnold Javitz Arthur Shifrin Aaron Goldbist Michael Mislig Mislig

President Roosevelt to lead national campaign by July fourth

Roosevelt plans to return to Washington aboard the Indianapolis by July 4 to command the economic recovery drive. He remains firm against immediate currency stabilization demanded by the gold bloc at the London World Economic Conference. An electrical storm cleared fog and brought strong winds.

Campobello Island N. B U. S Indianapolis Washington, D. C Roosevelt National Capital Natons France London Donald Moley Eee Campobelle Island

Racing flier badly injured in Indiana crash

Indianapolis July 1 Russell Boardman was badly injured and may die after his racing plane nosed over on takeoff from New Bethel Village en route from New York to Los Angeles. He suffered back and head injuries and was unconscious on arrival. Lee Gehrbach also crashed at New Bethel Village and Russell Thaw withdrew after damaging a wing on landing.

Indianapolis Ind Russell Boardman New York Los Angeles Boardman Lee Gehrbach New Bethel Village Russell Thaw

Racers Take Off From New York in $12,500 Air Race

Five male speeders and woman Amelial Earhart Putnam departed Floyd Bennett Flying Field on the $12,500 race to Los Angeles. The woman began at 2 48 this morning followed by Col. Roscoe Turner Lee Russell Boardman James Wedell and Russell Thaw at roughly one hour intervals.

New York Amelial Earhart Putnam Floyd Bennett Los Col Roscoe Turner Lee Russell Boardman James Wedell Russell Thaw

Seaplane accident mars Italian armada arrival at Amsterdam

An Italian flying boat capsized after landing in Amsterdam. One occupant is missing and three crew members were seriously injured and hospitalized. The mechanic is believed to have suffocated in mud. The fleet’s departure may be postponed for the mechanic’s funeral.

Amsterdam Chicago Fair

Deficit Near Two Billion Shocks Treasury Books

Treasury figures show a $1.78 billion deficit at fiscal year end with ongoing economy steps. The new fiscal year starts with a plan to cut ordinary expenses by about $1 billion across government, War Department details include Alaska port improvements such as Name Harbor funds of $31,000 and Narrows $30,000.

Treasury Washington War Department Alaska Name Harbor Wran Narrows

Floridans Return Home From Arizona Trip

Mr and Mrs Carl Floridan returned home on the Northland today from Arizona. Mr Floridan has recovered his health.

Carl Floridan Northland Arizona Floridan

Widow of Jack Dimond Shot in Brooklyn Apartment

The widow of Jack Dimond was found shot dead in her Brooklyn apartment last night and was believed dead since Wednesday. She had lived under the name Alice Kenny since last August, her husband having died in an Albany hotel a year and a half earlier. Two coffee cups on the kitchenette table suggest two people were present at the time of the shooting.

New York Jack Dimond Brooklyn Albany

Pension Rolls Cut Under Roosevelt Economy Plan

Washington July 1 Roosevelt economy program cuts pension rolls by nearly half with expenditures dropping from 927,949,000 to an estimated 561,988,000 for the new year. The reduction includes 30,000,000 in maintenance and the bonus due in 1945 to ex soldiers.

Washington

Halibut Boats Sell Fars Here Today

The Tern captained by Andrew Rosness brought in 8800 pounds of halibut sold to the San Juan Fishing and Packing Co for 6 3/ cents a pound. The Starline under Cont 3 J Philips delivered 700 pounds sold to the Jun eau Cold Storage On for 6 sud 3 cents per pound.

Andrew Rosness San Juan

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