Eagle boats from Seattle reach Juneau on 15 day SE Alaska cruise
Four Eagle boats of the U S Navy Reserve with reservists from Seattle Portland Tacoma and Crave Harbor arrived in Juneau after a 15 day southbound cruise through Southeastern Alaska. The fleet plans a northward leg to Skagway and Wrangell with fleet maneuvers in northern waters. A public dance and baseball game will be held in Juneau as shore leave is granted to crew of over 200 and 21 officers aboard.
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Portland
Tacoma
Crave Harbor
Juneau
Alaska
Skagway
Alaskan
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Abedeen
George LD. Grant of
Beattle
Beagle
Chappe Flattery
North Jaut
Vancouver Island
Sitka
Wrangell
Ketchikan
George D. Grant
John St. Mark
V. M. Flage
J. V. Metcalf
S. PP. Thwing
H. J. Sarlberg
Frederick W Griffiths
Richard F. Bradley
A. G. Huddloff
G. Baker
M. C
V. B Johnson
W. PF. Stieglitz
T RB. Bruener
Baker
A. Bloom
L. O Aldridge
R. F. Farwell
K. Slass
G. He. Peets
Ensien
W. 2B
Henderson
A. H Ross
Grant
Griffiths
U. S&s
Eagle Boat 11
L. A. Herzberg
F. Wetzel
Paul Greenwell
J. T. Holzer
Vernon Price
J. Crow
Scopes and Counsel Seek ACLU Aid In Defense
Tennessee high school teacher John T. Scopes and Dr. John R. Neal of Knoxville traveled to New York to meet with an attorney from the American Civil Liberties Union who will assist in the defense project against the anti evolution law indictment.
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John T. Scopes
Tennessee
John R. Neal
Knoxville, Tenn
New York
American Civil Liberties Union
Chamber Holds Short Session with July 4 Plans
The Juneau Chamber of Commerce met in a routine session with Secretary Whittier absent. A motion authorized the Fourth of July Committee to work with the Defense Test Committee on bringing the Chilkoot Barracks garrison to Juneau for Independence Day events. Quarters for troops were noted as available and the Naval Reservists arriving last night were welcomed with a plan for a reception dance, appointing Cleveland as chairman of a special committee.
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M. S.S. Whittier
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chilkoot Barracks
Juneau
U.S. Naval
B. Hall
HL. C. DeVighne
GG. E. Cleveland
Roy Thomas Recovering From Taxi Crash Injuries
Roy Thomas driver for Berry Taxi Service has recovered enough to leave hospital and be about. John Barrett, another accident victim, is recovering nicely and will be able to leave soon.
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Roy Thomas
Berry Taxi Service
John Barrett
Naval Reserve Team to Meet City Squad in City Park Game
The City Baseball League picks will be tested tonight at City Park as a top local lineup meets a crack Naval Reservists team on the Eagle boats in port. Sailor Thompson, a frequent Juneau visitor, has the Sailor outfit set for a strong showing. The locals may use their entire roster with Andrews, Keaton, Bernhofer and Oneel at the mound and Jackson and Manning scheduled to appear. Fredericks Nowell Bambino Jim McCloskey Slugger Doug Oliver Stout Shaw fill the outfield with MacSpadden and Cunningham handling catching duties. First pitch is 6:30 p m with a later celebration dance planned at A B Hall.
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City Park
Port
Thompson
Juneau
Andrews
Keaton
Bernhofer
Oneel
Jackson
Star Heaver
DuPont
Manning
Treadwell
MacSpadden
Cunningham
Prominent Spokane Women Linked to Drug Club
Spokane police disclosed the discovery of a drug users club in an apartment near a high school. Several women of social standing were found under the influence of the drug silly drunk but no arrests were made, with promises to quit given.
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Spokane
Wash
Prizes Awarded by Council Tonight to Scouts
City council meets tonight at City Hall to announce the winner of a $1 cash prize for the Ju neau Pay Scouts who completed the most work in the recent Clean Up and Paint Up campaign. Agenda includes ordinances and routine business.
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Juneau
City Hall
Newark Tourists Visit Alaska on Educational Cruise
A 140 member Newark Krueger Association tour arrived in Juneau aboard the Princess Mary from Vancouver. The party, led by C. F. Kraemer, aims to study western and Alaskan industries and ports, with members researching lumber, shipping, banking, and education as part of a broader effort to connect Pacific points with Newark.
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Krueger Association
Newark
New Jersey
Juneau
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Vancouver
B. C
Skagway
C. F. Kraemer
Newark Real Estate Board
Kraemer
J. M. Loderer
United States
Europe
Chicago
Grand Canyon
Pike's Peak
California
Tiajuana
Mexico
Yosemite Park
Pacific
Portland
Seattle
Pacific Points
F. H. Mooney
C. Helmstetter
H. B. O'Connell
Lillie Baker
Alaska visitors tour Canada and United States itinerary
A party touring Alaska and other regions discusses tourism benefits while visiting Governor Parks. They admire Alaska’s climate and towns, plan travel via White Pass and Yukon Route to Bennett, then by Canadian Pacific Railway to Lake Louise Banff and Winnipeg. From Emerson they head to St Paul and Newark arriving July 4.
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Mr. Kraemer
George A. Parks
Alaska
United States
Newark
Northland
Skagway
White Pass
Yukon
Bennett
Vancouver
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Lake Louise
Banff
Winnipeg
Record claimed for amateur low power radio signalling
London June 19 R W Bloxam of Blackheath an amateur radio enthusiast successfully intercepted daylight signals transmitted by John L Reinartz from South Manchester Conn on a wavelength of 20 meters The Royal Geographical Society esti-
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London
R. W. Bloxam
Blackheath
John L. Reinartz
Manchester
Conn
Royal Geographical Society
Daylight radio record set over 3334 miles on low power
An amateur radio link achieved a daylight distance of 3,334 miles using one watt, a figure claimed to be a daylight record for low power. The transmitter operated at one watt, less than a typical household heater, while the receiver used by DBloxam employed a standard two valve set with special tuning for 20 meter reception.
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Dbloxam
Yale Crews Beat Harvard Freshmen and JV
Yale Freshmen defeated Harvard Freshmen by two lengths in the annual race in New London Conn. Yale Junior Varsity also defeated Harvard by four lengths on the two mile course.
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New London
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Princess Alice Sails South This Morning
Steamer Princess Alice under Captain C Co. Sainty arrived in port early this morning and departed at 4 o clock for the south. The vessel has spent nearly two days at Skagway with tourists who traveled the White Pass and Yukon route. Passengers from Juneau include H A Berg Mrs H A BereClifford Berg Sylvia Berg Mrs O Bodding Thelma Bodding Geraldine Bodding Gerald Bodding J B Burr.
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Princess Alice
C Co. Sainty
Skagway
White Pass & Yukon
Juneau
H. A. Berg
H. A. Bere
Clifford Berg
Sylvia Berg
O Bodding
Thelma Bodding
Geraldine Bodding
Gerald Bodding
J. B. Burr
New Items Shown For First Time In Today’s Ads
Geo Kahin and Mrs Kahin along with W Morrison and Mrs Morrison appear in an advertisement notice encouraging readers to study the city ads and learn about fresh items showcased today. J Greive also listed among participants in the promotion for new offerings.
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