Magnuson warns of grave international trouble over fishing
Washington June 10 Rep Warren G Magnuson of Seattle warned the House that grave international trouble could follow if North Pacific fishing disputes are not settled at once He cited Japanese eastward movement in fisheries and reported damage to Bristol Bay with over 26 large boats active in the area The remarks were entered in the Congressional Record.
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Seattle
House Today
North Pacific
Washington State
Bristol Bay
Seattle protest letter to Schwellenbach over Japanese fishing
ACTION SEATTLE June 10 Miller Pree man writes to U S Senator Lew B Schwellenbach criticizing the Bureau of Fisheries for delaying action against Japanese fishermen in Alaskan waters. He urges forming a Pacific Coast Senators group to press a united government response.
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Miller Preeman
United States
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
Washington
Bureau of Fisheries
Alaskan
Pacific Coast
Opposes Court Plan At Washington Grange Meet
Wall a Wall a Wash June Walla Taber Columbus Master National Grange told delegates that the Presidents Supreme Court proposal is reactionary and would increase one man’s power. He said a constitutional amendment could have been adopted by now and that talk has occurred without action.
Amelia Earhart Off Over Africa From Dakar
Amelia Earhart and Noonan left Dakar at 6 55 this morning for 1100 miles toward a gap on the Niger River. The French Air Ministry announced Earhart landed at Gay o Paris this afternoon after a 7 hour 65 minute flight from Dakar.
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Paris
Air Ministry
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Gordon Boosting Aviation For North Alaskans
Interior Department official Paul W. Gordon champions expanded aviation use in Alaska saying planes carried 241,861 pounds of mail and freight last year versus 118,851 a decade earlier. Secretary Ickes notes Alaska per capita plane use dwarfs national average, while $2.9 million may fund an airfield system.
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Paul W. Gordon
Interior Department
Alaska
Gordon
Interior Ickes
United States
Anthony J. Dimond
Sir Robert Borden Dies at Ottawa Home
Sir Robert Laird Borden, 82, former prime minister of Canada, died in Ottawa today after acute heart failure. Born in 1854 in Grand Pre, he studied law, taught in New Jersey, then rose in Canadian politics, leading the Conservatives and serving as prime minister. Continued on Page Three.
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Robert L. Borden
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Matawan
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Evangeline
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Charles Tupper
Dominion
House of Commons
Charles
Justice Sutherland Sets Sail For European Vacation
New York June 10 Supreme Court Associate Justice George Sutherland left for a European vacation denying retirement plans amid questions of a court shakeup. He told reporters to seek information elsewhere.
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New York
Supreme Court
George Sutherland
Cream Puff Prices Rise as Union Bakers Win Pay Hike
San Francisco firms raise prices after union bakers secure a 10 percent raise. Master bakers apply the increase to cake and cream puffs, prompting concern that housewives will resist higher costs.
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San Franciso
Cal
United States Plans 95 New Merchant Ships on High Seas
Washington June 10 Chairman Joseph P Kennedy of the Maritime Commission hailed the administration proposal to build 95 new merchant ships. Roosevelt asked Congress for 10 million dollars for immediate construction and authorization to sign contracts for 150 million dollars for a program including 60 cargo and 24 passenger ships, ten high speed tankers, and a liner to replace the Leviathan.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Maritime Commission
United States
Roosevelt Rena
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Viathan
Observer to audit steel strike area amid renewed unrest
The Labor Department says conciliator James Dewey will enter the steel region as observer after new disturbances in the seven state strike. At Youngstown Ohio at least seventeen people were injured at the Republic plant gates as riots flare, eight lives lost and 73000 workers idle. Portland Federation calls 40 organizers to unionize 1,000,000 woodcraft workers. Michigan Saginaw Valley restores electric service after strike settlement.
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Department of Labor
James Dewey
Labor Department
Washington, D.C
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Youngstown
Ohio
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Portland
Ore
Woodcraft Industries
Michigan
Saginaw Valley
Dodd Convicted Beck Bridges on 21 Charges
Seattle report states Joseph P. Dodd King County Engineer convicted on eleven perjury and ten grand larceny counts over fraudulent expense accounts. Jury spared one grand larceny count for lack of warrant. Beck accuses Bridges of moving Coast unions toward a general strike. Bridges calls Beck's charges ridiculous.
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King County
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State Supreme
Alvan L. Barach
New York
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Bureau of Air Commerce
Doy Poisoner Found Guilty and Fined Five Hundred
EAST CHESTER N Y June 10 After a four hour trial with 25 witnesses Juliet Tuttle 65 a housekeeper was convicted in Justice Court of poisoning two dogs. She was fined 500 under the Penal Code making dog poisoning a misdemeanor. The woman paid the fine but said she will appeal. Contour noted a Texas 1996 land listing record of 3 076 244 acres.
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Gaunt
Juliet Tuttle
Nenana Postmaster Nomination Sent to Senate
President Roosevelt has sent the nomination of Allee B. Gurtler for the Nenana Alaska postmaster position to the Senate.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Allee B. Gurtler
Senate
Nenana
Alaska
Britain Moves To Claim Antarctic Territory
British officials press claims to areas around the South Pole citing a long history of exploration. The report says the lost continent holds vast materials, including coal, and aims to extend imperial reach. American explorers Ellsworth and Byrd had also staked claims in 1935 and on Byrd’s expedition.
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United States
Imperial Center
Polar Committee
South Pole
Lincoln Ellsworth
Richard BE. Byrd
Shortage in Tacoma Bank Rumored at City Bank
Seattle June 10 Officials disclosed a shortage in funds at the National Bank of Tacoma covered by insurance. Bank Board chair Sam M. Jackson said the amount is undisclosed and not likely to reach $100,000, with a shortage discovered weeks ago. President R R Mattison announced an embezzlement of an undisclosed sum and new charge against H C Harmony, former Assistant Vice-President in charge of bonds.
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Dave Beck
Wmibor
Teamsters’ Union
Harry Bridges
Pacific Coast
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CIO
Eattle Construction Council
Bridges
Beck
Communist Party
National Bank of Tacoma
Sam M. Jackson
Jackson
Tacoma
Wash
R. R. Mattison
Bank of Tacoma
Mattison
H. C. Harmony
Harmony
Mystery case puzzles Federal men with missing socialite
New York social register society wife Alice, 38, vanishes after a note demanding $26,000 is found in her husband Parsons’s car. Authorities weigh kidnapping or murder as a bloodstained hatchet and axe surface on a Long Island poultry farm. Parsons says he will pay the demanded ransom.
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New York
Parsons
Stony Brook
N.Y
Alice
New York Social
Grimes Explains Sanitary Code To Juneau Chamber
Ben L Grimes Territorial Sanitary Engineer explains the new sanitary regulations effective July 2 to the Juneau Chamber of Commerce at Percys luncheon. Regulations cover milk water food establishments and beauty and barber shops with periodic health checks and sterilization standards. Dairies will grade and label milk A B C D with pasteurized top grade and public notified.
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Percy's
Ben L. Grimes
Territorial Sanitary Enineer
W. K. Keller
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