Steel strike widens as 100000 idle workers hit thirty days
The steel strike enters its 30th day with about 100000 workers idle across seven states. Wages and profits suffer by roughly one million dollars daily. Governor Davey orders National Guard protection in Youngstown to secure the right to work as mills may reopen. Negotiations fail as Cleveland companies reject Roosevelt mediation. Authorities worry about marches and potential violence in Warren and Johnstown as guards uncover riot tools.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
Davey
National Guard
Gav
Cleveland
Roosevelt
CIO
Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel
Warren
Noted screen star Colin Clive dies at 37
English stage and screen actor Colin Clive died in a Hollywood hospital at 37 from lung and intestinal ailments. Clive gained fame in both the play and film Journeys End. The June 25 report notes his death in Hollywood California.
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Hollywood
Cal
Colin Clive
Movie Star Pleads Guilty To Drunken Driving
Malibu resident Robert Armstrong, a movie actor, pleaded guilty to drunken driving. Judge John Webster fined him 150 dollars and ordered 30 days in jail, though the sentence was suspended for one year. His license was suspended for 90 days.
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Malibou Beach
Cal
Robert Armstrong
John Webster
Armstrong
Sought Seattle Man Run Down
Former King County road supervisor Melvin London was arrested last night on Outlook Mountain six miles east of Oregon City, accused in a bribery indictment issued in March. The arrest ends a lengthy fugitive case as authorities pursue legal action.
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Seattle
King County
Melvin
London
Outlook Mountain
Oregon City
St. Ann's Hospital Dismissals and Admissions Report
Mike Karry and Russell Stolfi were discharged from St. Ann's Hospital today. Russell is the son of Lieutenant and Mrs. Henry Stolfi. W. C. Spaulding, a surgical patient, was dismissed. Mrs. Claud Carnegie was admitted for medical care. Virginia Dennis was dismissed from Government Hospital after medical care.
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Mike Karry
St. Ann's Hospital
Russell Stolfi
Russell
Henry Stolfi
W. C. Spaulding
Claud Carnegie
Virginia Dennis
Government Hospital
Thousands of Sea Lions Die Off Vancouver Island Coast
Captain A M Henderson of the Dominion Fisheries patrol boat Givenchy reports 2200 sea lions killed during a three week cruise off the West Coast of Vancouver Island beyond Cape Scott. The crew used rifles replacing machine guns. total sea lions killed in 1935 reached 4800, a new record. Sea lions prey on fish.
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Nanaimo
B. C
A. M. Henderson
Dominion
Givenchy
Vancouver Island
Cape Scott
Democrats Gather on Island for Roosevelt Conferences
More than 100 Democrats including Cabinet officers and Congressmen sailed to Jefferson Island for a series of talks with President Roosevelt aboard the Potomac. Naval ships ferried attendees as they arrived, while Keeney led a protest of his Billion Dollar lottery bill to abolish taxes.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jefferson Island
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac
Naval Academy
Keeney
Reindeer Bill Receives House Committee Support
The House Territories Committee approved Dimond’s bill to authorize a $2,000,000 appropriation for reindeer purchases and distribution among Alaska Eskimos. Dimond argued whites had gained a monopoly on reindeer, creating a critical problem.
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Washington
House Territories Committee
Alaska
Anthony J. Dimond
Dimond
Baseball Scores From Today Major Leagues
National League games saw Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 5 and Cincinnati beat Boston 6 to 2 while Chicago won 11 to 2 over Brooklyn. In the American League Detroit lost 1 to 6 against New York.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Names of Travelers Spotted Across West Coast Hotels
A list of individuals and couples visiting various hotels in Seattle Adelaide Smith San Diego L Lane San Francisco Mr and Mrs C J Johnston and child Mrs M Coleman Fairbanks M Glenn Jones Phoenix Ariz Charles Grek Newark J W Dijernes Kei Tom Jennings Skagway Bill Knox W J Jones Alaskan Shade E P Smith Chilkoot Barracks Mr and Mrs William Smith Daniel Shoreline Excursion Inlet Charles Hansen Sand Point Juneau Mr and Mrs Roy C Mason and son Ketchikan Lurline Arnold Albany Ore stays at various hotels and locations noted.
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Justineso
K. Louring
Seattle
Adelaidesmith
San Diego
L. L. Lane
San Francisco
C. J. John
M. Coleman
Fairbanks
M. Glenn Jones
Phoe
Jnix
Ariz
Charles Grek
Mewark
J. W. Dijernes
Kei Tom Jennings
Skagway
Bill Knox
W. J. Jones
R. Shade
E. P. Smith
Chilkoot ‘Barracks
William Smith
Daniel Shoreline
Excursion Inlet
Charles Hansen
Sand Point
Juneau
Roy C. Mason and
Texas Ambassador Mattern Skims Alaska Flood Front
Mattern, dubbed Texas Ambassador, plans a Dallas flight as heavy rains melt the Black Rapids glacier. The shore town Nenana reports rising floodwaters within inches of crest while a new $90,000 twin engine plane nears completion for the Oakland-Moscow run amid thunderstorms.
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Texan
Black Rapids
Texas
Mattern
San Angelo
Nenana
Researchers Reach New Guinea in Nonstop Flying Boat
Richard Archbold, research associate at the American Museum of Natural History, landed in New York Harbor at 12:54 PM aboard a 17 ton flying boat after a nonstop flight from San Diego in 17 hours and 3% minutes. The group plans two months of fieldwork in New Guinea for the museum.
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New York
Richard Archbold
American Museum of National History
San Diego
New Guinea
Huge redwood crushes auto injures three in Eureka area
Three victims identified tentatively as Judge Irving Baxter 74 Clinton Baxter former President of the Los Angeles Board of Health and the Commissioners wife were crushed and burned to death when a huge redwood toppled onto their automobile 55 miles south of Eureka California last night. The wreckage caught fire.
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Eureka
Cal
Irving Baxter
Clinton Baxter
Los Angeles Board of Health
Commissioners
Here
Methodist minister of Seward named for Ketchikan post
The Rev and Mrs Roy Mason and a son arrived in Juneau aboard the Baranof and will sail next week for Ketchikan where Mr Mason has been named head of the Methodist Church He was formerly the Methodist minister in Seward and will speak at Sunday evening services in Juneau introduced by Rev O L Kendall during their stay at the Hotel Juneau
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Roy Mason
Juneau
Baranof
Ketchikan
Mason
Methodist Church
Seward
O. L. Kendall
Kennedy Street Bridge Opens To Traffic In Fairbanks
The Kennedy Street bridge between Fifth and Sixth Streets, replaced by Pacific Alaska Airways Electra, piloted by Jerry Jones and Bill Knox, is complete and open to traffic. Mayor announced the opening for Fairbanks Saturday at 1 p.m. The Electra arrived from Nome.
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Kennedy
Pacific Alaska Airways
Fifth
Tra
Jerry Jones
Bill
Knox
Fairbanks
Thomas Judson
Paramount crew to film Alaska story in Ketchikan
A ten member Paramount Studio crew heads to Ketchikan to shoot Spawn of the North focusing on the salmon run. They will film boats and the glacier and plan a color production, with Loyal Griggs Frank Good and others aboard.
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Seattle
Paramount Studio
Ketchikan
Northwestern
Talmadge
Prank Isies
Loyal Griggs
Frank Good
Barney Wolfe
Bob Rhea
Otto Pierce
Samoa
Roy Kreuger
Mitch Crowley
Juneau Marksmen Win Match With Navy Yesterday
Juneau Rifle and Pistol Club outshot rivals at the Mendenhall range totaling 846 in the 200 and 500 yard slow and rapid fire match. Roy Hoffman led as high score man with teams from USS Brooks, U C Naval ROTC aboard Brooks, U S Navy Fox and University of Washington aboard Fox.
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Brooks
Great Britain and France to Armown Sea Patrol
Britain and France will assume sole control of the sea patrol around Spain by withdrawing Germany and Italy. The move follows a heated House of Commons debate where Labour criticized neutrality and urged scrapping the plan.
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Great Britain
France
London
Spain
Germany
Italy
Itrbny
Clie
House of Commons
Northwest ferry strike ends as Puget Sound operators reach settlement
Government reports that Puget Sound ferry operators accepted Governor Clarence D. Martin's June 9 proposal to end the strike. Wages rise up to 20 dollars monthly and fares may be increased by up to ten percent. Ferry service expected to resume by tomorrow morning. Names of Northwest passengers bound for Juneau listed among those aboard.
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Olympia
Wash
Clarence D. Martin
Puget Sound Perryboat
Terrific heat wave spreads west to east
A large heat wave moved eastward across the nation causing record temperatures and multiple deaths. The Midwest and West saw readings over 100 degrees with Reno at 102 and cities like Springfield and Winona reaching the high 80s. The heat stretched from Texas to the Great Lakes and from the Rockies to Indiana.
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Chicago
Til
Prairies
Texas
Great Lakes
Rockies
Indiana
Middle West
Reno
Nevada
Springfield
Winnoix
Strike ends at Pittsburgh paper as workers return
Giant presses rolled again in Pittsburgh as striking mail room employees of a daily newspaper voted to return to work after pending negotiations for higher pay.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Daily Newspaers
Commissioners Depart for Juneau Session
Director Walter P. Sharpe reported that E. L. Bartlett Chairman and R. A. Bragaw Anchorage member are aboard the Alaska for Juneau while R. E. Hardcastle from Ketchikan will join on the Mount McKinley for an upcoming commission session before the week ends.
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Walter P. Sharpe
Unemployment Compensation Commission
E. L. Bartlett
R. A. Bragaw
Anchorage
Alaska
Juneau
R. E. Hardcastle
Ketchikan
Mount McKinley
Girl Scout Camp Returns to Juneau After Eagle River Visit
Girl Scouts end two week stay at Eagle River and return to Juneau tomorrow afternoon by private cars. Miss Alice Palmer Miss Dorothy Hansen Miss Mary Wildes and Miss Doris Freeburger assisted with camp activities.
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Eagle River
Alice Palmer
Dorothy Hansen
Mary Wildes
Doris Freeburger
Woodwards Making Home in Montana
Mr and Mrs Warren Woodward sent word from Juneau that they will live in Montana instead of Juneau as planned The couple's Alaska Juneau mining ties are noted with Ruth Woodward Mercer Thompson a former resident and his sister in Arizona where Warren works as a mining engineer
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Juneau
Warren Woodward
Montana
Woodward
Alaska Juneau
South
Minneapolis
Mercer Thompson
Ruth Woodward
Thompson
Arizona
Pilot Simmons of Art Takes 3 From Here
Three passengers left Juneau today at 2 30 pm with Pilot Sheldon Simmons in the Alaska Air Transport Bellanca for Angora Hawk Inlet Sitka and Chichagof. They returned from Ketchikan after spending last night, escorting J E Pegues R B Hardcastle A C Arnold and A Van Mavern. Pilot L F P Barr flew C R Griffen FP Mautz to Sitka and Gust Manati to Hirst Chichaga. He was scheduled to return this afternoon.
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Juneau
Sheldon Simmons
Alaska Air Transport
Bellanca
A. C. Arnold
Ketchikan
A. van Mavern
Wrangel
L. FP. Barr
Stinson
C. R. Griffen
FP. Mautz
Sitka
Gust Manati
Hirst-Chichagot
Quiz U. S. Agents In Seattle Death
Seattle June 25 Prite Mueller 61 long time meat market operator died here today from injuries suffered Sunday in a confrontation with a Federal alcohol tax unit agent who said he was probing bootlegging rumors about Mueller’s son Walter while the father delivered meat to a needy family The coroner ordered an inquest and questioned Agent E T Kelly and Agent Leonhard Regan who are accused of striking Mueller
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Seattle
Prite Mueller
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Mueller
Walter
E. T. Kelly
Leonhard Regan
Dematis Family Member Undergoes Lomidlectomy in Juneau
The Dematis family reports that a member underwent a lomidlectomy at the Juneau Medical and Surgical Clinic today, under the care of Capt. and Mrs. James V. Davis.
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Dematis
Eanghver
James V. Davis
Juneau Medical and Surgical Clinic
Death Sentence Given Arkansan and Girl On Trial
In Lonoke Arkansas Lester Brockelhurst was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death for killing Victor Gates of Little Rock during an 18 state singing tour. Bernice Felton Brockelhurst’s girlfriend, age 18, was on trial with demands for the death penalty against her as well.
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Lonoke
Arkansas
Lester Brockellurst
Victor Gates
Little Rock
Orline
Bernice Felton
Sweetheart
Brockelhurst
Morrell Says Indians in CCC Problems Washington
Assistant Chief Forester Fred Morrell returns from Alaska saying Indians will be included in the expanded Civilian Conservation Corps in the Territory. He cites a 600 quota, up from 329, and notes finding suitable work without forcing relocation will be a challenge.
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Washington
Fred Morrell
Alaska
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Hme
Bonanza Eaten Away by Flames
Bonanza was ravaged by a fast fire that destroyed a third of the historic mining camp. Fire crews battled at an abandoned city section, and several buildings were consumed this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza
Cola
Probe on three mile limit debated by Bristol Bay fishermen
Seattle and Bristol Bay officials discussed abandoning the three mile limit to protect American fisheries amid fears of foreign encroachment led by Japan and Britain. Alaska fishermen welcomed a government probe into Japanese offshore operations and Deep sea tithing concerns amid risky conditions near Bristol Bay and Alga Straits.
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Libryville
Alaska
Junya
Bristol Bay
Mahermen
N. V. Kochergan
Kamahalke
Siberia
Russia
Berlin
Kochergan
Max Hoin
Brand
Juneau
Siberian
North Sea
Heinbrand
Japan
Polar Star Packing Company
Boate l
Alga Straits
Sitka
Robert Livesay
Mysterious Warship Reported Bombarding Catalian Coast
Madrid reports a foreign warship allegedly bombarded the Catalian coast last night. The news agency said it missed a government statement this afternoon detailing the event and advisory notes.
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Madrid
Catalian
Soviet Arctic explorers return from North Pole mission
Moscow reports Josef Stalin greeted Dr Otto Schmidt and eight others who arrived at the base from the Arctic expedition. Four companions were left at the top of the earth base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Otto Schmitd
North Pole
Doctor Cheifetz Returns From Sitka Visit
Dr Sonia Cheifetz acting maternal and child health director returns from Sitka after consulting with a local doctor. She met with crippled children who applied to the Territorial Crippled Children's division for treatment.
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Sonia Cheifetz
Sitka
Cheifets
Territorial
Crippled Children’s Division
Local Cottage Cheese From Western Dairy Plant Now In Juneau
One of the first dairy by products from the modern plant is being offered to Juneau consumers this week through local retail outlets. Fresh cottage cheese from a leading western dairy plant is available now at nearly all local food stores and will be offered continuously through the summer season, officials announce.
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Juneau
Patient Sails South After Hospital Stay
Mrs. A. G. Zimmerman, who arrived in Juneau aboard the Electra from Fairbanks, was taken to St. Ann Hospital for care and dismissed this morning. She then sailed south on the Baranof.
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A. G. Zimmerman
Juneau
Fairbanks
St. Anh’ Hospital
Baranof
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