American Move Ties Dollar to Trade Barriers Policy
London June 22 The American delegation at the World Economic Conference introduced a resolution calling for removal of international trade barriers. Secretary Hull acted under Roosevelt to signal the United States will not push dollar stabilization before the conference adopts the trade policy. Lobbies buzz with rumors while steering committee talks continue and prospects brighten after late conversations.
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London
United States
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
France
Rose outlines industry plan for local G C
Charles Rose national economic official tells Juneau Chamber of Commerce that all wholesale jobbing and retail sectors fall under the National Industrial Act. He urges self-control via national trade associations to set wages hours and prices to revive idle labor. He notes a revolutionary shift in government and industry relations.
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Charles Rose
Fisid
United States Chamber of Commerce
Juneau Chamber of Commerce
Sunny Juneau Hosts Outdoor Fun for Town Tots
Youngsters in Juneau enjoy a warm sunny spell with bathing suits and sprinklers as 76 degree temperatures raise spirits. Weatherman Mize notes the heat rising toward last year’s peak while Edward E. Griffin, recently named Secretary of Alaska, is set to assume duties this afternoon from long-time Secretary Karl Theile.
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New York
Juneau
Harry Krane
Territorial Building
C. Mize
Griffin
Edward E. Griffin
Roosevelt
Alaska
Karl Theile
Chicago
Theile
Wrangell
Grigsby Family Arrives Aboard Steamer Aleutian
George Grigsby a prominent local attorney arrives with his daughter son in law and grandchild aboard the steamer Aleutian. They journeyed from the States and paused in Ketchikan for several days on the way north.
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George Grigsby
A. McKnight
Aleutian
Ketchikan
No Word of Mattern, Search Continues
Moscow reports no word on Jim Mattern world solo flier. The Soviet wireless station at Chukot Peninsula near Alaska was ordered to contact American stations and assist in the search for Mattern, who vanished after taking off for Nome a week and a day ago along a dangerous route around the world.
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Moscow
Jimmy Mattern
World Solo Flier
Chukot Peninsula
Alaska
Mattern
Nome
Enerasee
Prominent Canadians to Spend Summer in Dawson
The Hon. George Black Speaker of the House of Commons Ottawa and Mrs Black travel aboard Princess Louise bound for Dawson Territory to spend the summer. They are joined by William Black and his wife of Vancouver who will make the round trip on the Canadian Pacific steamer.
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George Black
House of Commons
Ottatawa
Canada
Fred Nelson Seeks Treatment For Eye Rock Injury
Pred Nelson, an employee of the Alaska Juneau, entered St. Ann's Hospital yesterday to receive treatment after a small rock fragment imbedded in his eye. He is expected to stay for another day or so.
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Nelson
Alaska Juneau
St. Ann's Hospital
Bomb found attached to Republican congressman's car
Watchung New Jersey June 22 a 15 pound bomb described by experts as the most deadly explosive in the world was found today attached to the automobile of Representative C A Eatoh a Republican member of Congress authorities said the device drew immediate police attention and prompted a search for suspects in the case
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Watchung
New Jersey
C. A. Eatoh
Congress
Heat Wave Death Toll Rises Across Nation
Chicago reports a fresh wave of scorching heat with thirty five deaths and numerous prostrations as more sections anticipate relief. The toll underscores extreme temperatures and ongoing public health concerns amid the latest hot spell.
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Chicago
Til
Seana
Congressmen E B Almon of Alabama Dies
Congressman Edward B Almon Democrat of Alabama dies in Washington from heart disease after serving since the Sixty Eighth Congress He was born April 18 1860 and chaired the House Roads Committee He led advocacy for government operation of Muscle Shoals.
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Washington
Con .Gressman
Edward B. Almon
Alabama
House
Congressman Almon
Almon
Muscle Shoals
Defaulting nations get sharp notes on unpaid installments
Washington June 22 two more defaulting nations Esthonia and Jugoslavia were sharply reminded of their unpaid war debt installments The request of Esthonia for a red ivision was ignored Jugoslavia did not ask for a review Romania Czechoslovakia and Latvia which made partial payments were informed that the Ancan Government would be glad to host their representatives for a debt discussion None of the nations involved owed large sums Freightier Dupere to leave Seattle July 8 for Southeast Alaska with a general cargo coal and explosives
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Washington
Esthonia
Jugoslavia
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Latvia
Ancan
Dupere
Seattle
Lindbergh Plans Greenland Iceland Air Survey Flight
Col Charles A Lindbergh considering a summer flight to Greenland and Iceland to lead an aerial survey for the Pan American Airways system. The expedition, likely starting late June, will study the Northern Trans Atlantic route with European airlines, pending his availability from his current duties.
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New York
Charles A. Lindberg
Greenland
Iceland
Pan-American Airways System
Lindbergh
Summer Quiet In Washington as Emergency Program Sets Pace
Washington government faces a pause in major action as Congress and the President take vacations. Officials plan to maintain essential services while the country seeks a period of calm after recent eventful weeks. The aim is economic recovery and smoother operations in the months ahead.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Another Big Firm to Be Investigated
Senate investigators have scrutinized the income tax returns of Kuhn Loeb Company members and are preparing for an inquiry next week into the firm’s operations. No inkling is given as to what has been found.
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Washington
Senate
Kuhn-Loeb Company
Mitchell tax evasion case verdict and debate
A New York jury acquitted Charles E. Mitchell, former National City Bank chairman, on all income tax evasion counts. The following day jurors were still debating the verdict in Mitchell s long running case alleging evasion totaling 850 000.
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New York
Charles E. Mitchell
The
National City Bank
Charles Mitchell
President Roosevelt sails for Portland Maine amid coast barrier
Little Harbor New Hampshire June 22 President Roosevelt charts a course across the Atlantic to Portland Maine with a forbidding rockbound coast preventing any stop along the 50 mile route Skipper Roosevelt bronzed by sun and wind enjoys himself. John Harrington is home from St Ann’s Hospital after three days of treatment at the institution A baby boy eight and a half pounds born to Mr and Mrs William Johnson at St Ann’s Hospital at 1040 o’clock on the evening of June 20 both mother and child healthy and doing nicely The Johnsons note a springtime apple tree used to illustrate a home scene
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Little Harbor
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Portland
Maine
Himelf
William Johnson
S Amn's Hospital
Harris Denied Injunction By Federal Court in Alaska
In Valdez yesterday Judge Cecil Clegg denied P. E. Harris & Company a petition for an injunction to stop the closure of the East Anchorage Cove fish trap on the Alaska Peninsula. The suit named Frank T. Bell and Bureau of Fisheries officials, following Bell’s April order closing the site. The trap, valued by Harris at 100000, had long operated there. Company officials and attorneys outlined plans to appeal, with several members traveling and awaiting further steps.
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Valdes
Cecil 4. Clegg
P. E. Harris& Company
East Anchorage Cove
Alaska Peninsula
Frank T. Bell
United States Commissioner of Fisheries
Bureau For Fisheries
Federal
Alaska
Bell
Ast
Anchorage
J. A. Hellenthal
Harris
Brennan
Judge Clegg
Tragedy at Tacoma Farm As Four Die In Fire
Seattle June 22. Mr and Mrs Arthur Stone both 33 and their daughters Jean 7 and Gloria May 6 burned to death in a farm house eight miles east of Tacoma. George Coyne owner of the farm in custody after escaping and aiding investigators. Detectives note skull fractures on the children and a revolver found near a moonshine jug as investigators seek if fire or earlier violence caused the deaths.
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Seattle
Arthur Stone
Jean
Gloria May
Tacoma
George Coyne
Coyne
Water service 100 percent in short time
R F P Lewis, president of the Juneau Water Company, told the Chamber of Commerce that by next winter the system should provide ample reserves with no shortages. He cited past cold periods when the Alaska Juneau line froze, and noted crews are covering the line to prevent future freezing. He spoken of working with San Francisco insurers on true revision and fire protection maps, and expected progress after returning home.
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Juneau Water Company
Chamber of Commerce
R. F P. Lewis
Alaska Juneau
Lewis
San Francisco
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James Redpath
White Horse
Bert Steward
White Pass
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