British Condemns Japanese Actions In Tientsin
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain denounces Japanese conduct in Tientsin as high handed and intolerably insulting in a Cardiff speech. He warns Tokyo no British government will accept dicta on its foreign policy and hopes for an imminent local settlement. Meanwhile the Japanese blockade tightens with food shortages and civilian searches reported in Tientsin.
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Cardiff
Wales
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
Tientsin
Tokyo
China
Mongol Air Fight Rages Over Manchukuo Border
Tokyo reports a fresh air battle between Japanese and Mongolian forces over Kalah as border hostilities with Soviet backed Mongolia continue. Sixty Mongolian planes confronted an unknown number of Japanese craft. twelve Russian planes were downed, totaling 61 Japanese planes shot down since Thursday as ground forces are placed on standby.
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Tokyo
Manchoukuo
Mongolia
Kha~lah
War Office
Hostak Faces Krieger Next Tuesday Night for Middleweight Title
Seattle fans anticipate June 24 as Al Hostak of Seattle battles Sally Krieger of Brooklyn for the middleweight championship Krieger currently holds. About twenty five thousand spectators expected at the bout staged in Seattle.
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Seattle
al Hostak
Sally Krieger
Brooklyn
Krieger
FOREIGNERS HIT BY EXPROPRIATION TACTICS IN SOUTH AMERICA
A syndicated dispatch reports that good neighbor countries in the south are expanding control over foreign assets. Chile, Mexico, Bolivia, and Costa Rica are leveraging seizures or threatened seizures of oil and other properties to gain greater participation and pay for reconstruction. Chile contemplates a price around two to three million dollars. observers call the process orderly though contentious and driven by finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Grover Washington
Chile
Mexico
Bolivia
Standard Oil
Costa Rica
Stock Quotation Roundup From New York June 24
Closing quotes from the New York Stock Exchange show Alaska Juneau mine at 7, American Can 84, American Power and Light 4, Anaconda 24, Beth- Techem Steel 56, Commonwealth and Southern 1, Curtiss Wright 5, General Motors 44, International Harvester 58, Kennecott 32, New York Central 14, Northern Pacific 8, United States Steel 17, Pound 4.68. Dow Jones averages: Industrials 137.36, Rails 27.76, Utilities 24.05.
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New York
Alaska
Juneau
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
American Power and Light
Anaconda
Beth- Techem Steel
Commonwealth and Southern
Curtiss Wright
General Motors
International Harvester
Kennecott
New York Central
Northern Pacific
United States Steel
Pound
Baseball Scores From The Two Major Leagues
National League results include Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 0 New York 7 Cincinnati 2 Boston 2 St Louis 5 American League games list Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 10 Chicago 14 Boston 6 St Louis 1 New York 2 Detroit 4 Washington 12.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Yankee Clipper On Trip On Northern Great Circle Route
The Yankee Clipper left from the Pan American Air Ways base on a preview flight to Europe with 33 aboard including 21 government officials. The ship follows the Lindbergh route from 12 years ago and comes a week after its sister Atlantic Clipper on the southern leg. Stephen Early and senators Chavez Lundeen are among the passengers.
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New York
Pan American Airways
Long Island
Europe
Charles A. Lindbergh
Stephen Early
Roosevelt
Dennie Chavez
New Mexico
Ernest Lundeen
Minnesota
Kodiak seeks road to Navy air base site
A telegram from Warren A. Taylor of the Kodiak Chamber of Commerce asks for a road improvement from Kodiak to the naval air base site. The current narrow route has sharp curves and needs a new Ruskin River bridge. The Alaska Road Commission estimates $75,000 for the upgrade, with Kodiak proposing use of part of a $100,000 Navy road appropriation.
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Kodiak
Naval Air Base
Warren A. Taylor
Aerials to Aid Gold Search In Alaska Lower Kuskokwim
The Territorial Department of Mines will launch a pilot project using air photographs combined with on ground geological work to map formations in the Lower Kuskokwim. Associate Mining Engineer J C Boehm will fly from Cordova to Farr Banks then Nyac with Pacific Aerial Surveys to study areas while New York Alaska Company dredges Tuluksao River. Roehm handles ground work as air survey begins, a first for Alaska.
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Lower
Kuskokwim
Territorial Department of Mines
J. C. Boehm
Cordova
Farr_banks
Pacific
Nyac
New York Alaska Company
Tuluksao River
Roehm
Mining Engineer Joesting Heads Interior Trip For New Geoscope Method
Henry R. Joesting associate engineer of the Territorial Department of Mines sails on the Baranof for Westward and Fairbanks to test a Geoscope method using magnetic and electrical equipment. Commissioner B C Stewart notes the work is experimental to assess its potential value for Alaska mining.
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Henry R. Joesting
Territorial Department of Mines
Baranof
Fairbanks
B. C
Stewart
Joesting
Canada
Alaska
Test Wedding Bells in Common Law Marriage Case
Marie Blaska Burke sues Edmund L. Burke in a Minneapolis area divorce case over a claimed common-law marriage. The Burkes divorced in 1935 and Burke allegedly agreed to wed again after the divorce. A court order halted the wedding pending determination of a valid common-law union. The judge is weighing whether such a marriage exists under the alleged agreement.
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Kleen Wennerlyn
Minneapolia
Marie Blaska Burke
Edmund L. Burke
Burkes
Burke
Miss Wennerlyn
Price to hold 64.64 cents for domestic silver
Washington June 24 Senate leader Alben W Barkley said the Treasury Department offered to extend for six months after June 30 its price of 64.64 cents an ounce for domestic silver. Barkley said silver state Senators were notified. They have pushed for 77 cents an ounce for domestically mined silver.
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Washington
Senate
Alben W. Barkley
Treasury Department
Barkley
Silver State
Triplets Born in Rare Caesarean, Albion Woman Recovers
In Albion on June 24 a rare Caesarean delivered triplets to Mrs. Lloyd Jones to save her life. Doctor William D. Johnson performed the surgery, described as one in half a million. All three boys weigh 3 4 to 4 2 and are incubated and thriving. Mrs. Jones is recovering.
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Albion
Lloyd Jones
William D. Johnson
Jones
Trap Artists Shoot Sunday Trap Artists Shoot Sunday
The Juneau Shotgun Club will hold a shoot tomorrow morning at 10 at its range near Balman Creek power house. Secretary Milt Daniel says a good turnout is expected and invites both members and non members to join.
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Juneau Shotgun Club
Balman Creek
Milt Daniel
Shepard and Troast Teaming for Klawock Project
J G Shepard engineer inspector in charge of PWA work in Alaska journeys to Ketchikan and Klawock to oversee public utilities and water system projects funded by WPA and PWA grants. N Lester Troast architect accompanies him for the Klawock development.
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J. G. Shepard
PWA
Alaska
North Sea
Ketchikkan
I Progress
Klawock
N. Lester Troast
Trout eggs to travel by air for Alaska planting
About 65 000 steelhead eyed eggs aboard the Baranol will fly from Ketchikan to Fairbanks to be planted in barren Interior lakes with Tanana Valley Sportsmen's Association cooperation. If space fails, additional eggs will move via Anchorage by steamer and rail. First batch was kept in Punchbowl Lake after earlier readiness but lack of transport delayed planting. Eggs ship in iced trays. eyed eggs prove cheaper and surer than direct fish planting. A 150 000 egg shipment from Port Walter is due to Southeast Alaska.
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Ketchikkan
PAA
Fairbanks
U. & Forest Service
Ward Lake
Tanana
Anchorage
Punchbowl Lake
Ketchikan
Forest Service
Port Walter
Alaska
Byrd Plans Antarctic Trip to Map Section
Rear Admiral Richard Byrd told the Boston Globe he will proceed with a third voyage to the Antarctic to survey and claim territory for the United States, outlining plans for exploration and mapping.
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Byrd
Boston
Mass
Richard Byrd
Boston Globe
Antarctic
United States
Talmage Named to Succeed Wood at Game Commission
Confirmation from Washington that David Wood Jr will become director of a predatory animal station in Pocatello Idaho leaves junior admin job to W W Talmage Executive Officer Frank Dufresne announced Talmage joins Game Commission in 1925 after Biological Survey work in Colorado and captaining the vessel Bear Wood and family set to depart next week for Idaho a good man to replace says Dufresne
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David Wood Jr
Alaska Game Commission
Pocatello
Idaho
Washington
Wood
Colorado
Capt
Talmage
Frank Dufresne
The
Game Commission
Biological Survey
Bear
Dufresne
Commission
Honolulu to Juneau in Five Days
A letter from Honolulu to Juneau took five days to arrive this week. Addressed to Mrs. Prank Rouse, it was postmarked June 1 and delivered June 20. It traveled by Clipper plane to San Francisco, airmail to Vancouver, then Vancouver to Juneau on the Princess Louise.
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Juneau
Honolulu
Prank Rouse
San Francisco
Vancouver
Princess Louise
Flight for Base Survey to Visit Alaska Communities
Two U S Army amphibian planes will depart Seattle weather permitting for an extensive survey flight of Army engineering projects in Alaska. Led by Col H J Wild and Col John C H Lee, the two two engine aircraft will visit Ketchikan Juneau Sitka Anchorage Palmer Kodiak Bethel Unalakleet Nome and Fairbanks with ten officers and four enlisted men aboard. The journey is the largest Army survey flight in Alaska and should reach Juneau on Tuesday.
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Seattle
United States Army
Alaska
H. J. Wild
Ketchikan
Juneau
Sitka
Anchorage
Palmer
Kodiak
Bethel
Unalaska
Nome
Fairbanks
John C. H. Lee
Army Engineering Corps
Portland
Oregon
Louis Favored by Bettors as Galento in Challenge
June 24 New York odds favor Joe Louis 6 to 1 for a victory over Two-ton Tony Galento in the heavyweight title bout next Wednesday night. Some sport writers and former boxers including James J. Braddock favor Galento as both fighters wrap up training.
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New York
Joe Louis
Tony Galento
James J. Braddock
Galnto
Seattle opens 1500 inaugural handicap on June 24
A 0-day race meet opened in Seattle today featuring a $1,500 inaugural handicap. Jimmy Raddock was the honored guest as attendees witnessed the start of the meeting.
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Seattle
Jimmy Raddock
Williams and Turoff Expected Back in Juneau Tomorrow
M. D. Williams district engineer and L. W. Turoff assistant district engineer are due to return to Juneau tomorrow aboard the Baranof after independent inspections of road projects across Southeast Alaska.
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M. D. Williams
Bureau of Public Roads
L. W. Turoff
Juneau
Baranof
Alaska
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Kreiger
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Alliance
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WPA
George
DOW. Jones
Baseball Today
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Eileen Wennerlyn
Marie Eliska Buster
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Louis
Galento
Williams
Turoff
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