Wagner Quits and Hawkesworth Named Acting Chief
Dr. H Wagner resigns as chief of the Alaska Bureau of Education. Charles W Hawkesworth, superintendent in Southeast Alaska, named acting successor. Office moves to Juneau. disbursing and purchasing units stay in place. Budget anticipated to rise for 1932 as staffers relocate. The Midnight Sun highway bill advances to the House for study.
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Than H.wagner
Alaska Bureau of Education
Charles W. Hawkesworth
Alaska
Lewis A. Kalbach
Bureau of Education
Wagner
Juneau
Claude M. Garber
Western Alaska
L. Gardner
Southwest Alaska
Kalbach
A. H. Miller
J. E. Click
V. Fulton
E. R. White
Olive Trower
Boxer
Dr. A
Office Forge to Move Here Next Tuesday
Federal Bureau of Education offices to be transferred from Seattle to Juneau will occupy four rooms on the Goldstein Building’s fourth floor next Tuesday. About five staffers will form the initial working group, with several bringing families, boosting Juneau’s permanent population by nearly a dozen. Equipment and files arrived today on the Bureau of Education ship Boxer.
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Federal Bureau of Education
Juneau
Seattle
Goldstein Building
Goldstein
Territorial and Federal
Bureau of Education
Boxer
New Angle in Shooting of Jake Lingle
Chicago June 26. Authorities probe the banker tied to Lingle’s weekly deposits over 1000 dollars as murder details unfold. Lingle, veteran police and crime reporter for the Chicago Tribune, is linked to a stock partnership with Captain William Russell once Commissioner.
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Chicago
Ill
Jake Lingle
Lingle
Chicago Tribune
William Russell
Road project looms nearer says Elliott
Maj. Malcolm Elliott told the Chamber of Commerce the Pacific Yukon Highway could be completed within a few years. He praised BC government hospitality to the American caravan, and urged continued public support and information sharing among United States, British Columbia, Yukon Territory and Alaska. He described the Cariboo Highway caravan route and the warm receptions along the way, noting early history and potential regional benefits.
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British Columbia
Alaska
Maske
United States
3. F. Tolmie
Dominion
Yu~kon
Parks
Gov
Maj. Elliott
H. G. Watson
Wrangell
Prince Rupert
Hazelton
Chamber of Commerce
Petersburg
Bart N. Ohmer
Pacific Yukon
Maj
Malcolm Elliott
Chamber of Commerce Today
Cariboo Highway
Vancouver
5S. F. Tolmle
Yukon
Territory
Elliott
Mans
Cariboo
California
Nevada
Colorado
North Dakota G O P Stands Pat for Ins
North Dakota's three Congressmen and Gov. Shafer led in yesterday's Republican primaries and appear assured of renomination. Incumbents Olger B. Burtness in the First District, Thomas Hall in the Second District, and James H. Sinclair in the Third District were renominated. A. C. Townley founder of the Nonpartisan League trailed in the Third District.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Congressemn
George F. Shafer
Olger B. Burtness
Thomas Hall
James H. Sinclair
A. C. Townley
Nonpartisan League
H Wet
Ambassadors Prepare Return After London Pact Talks
Dwight W. Morrow and Charles G Dawes planned to resume diplomatic duties in Mexico and England after consulting President Hoover and Secretary Stimson on the London Naval Treaty. Dawes, former Senate visitor, presided over sessions during his four year tenure as Vice President seeking Hoover’s Mexico visit. Morrow urged Hoover to visit Mexico before resignation as ambassador.
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Mexico
England
Dwight W. Morrow
Charles G. Dawes
Hoover
State Stimson
Dawes
Senate
Morrow
U. S
New Jersey
London
United States
Chamber Funds In Good Shape Report Shows
The Chamber of Commerce treasury shows a net cost balance of 1244.52 as of July 1 with total receipts for six months at 3438.38 of which 3359.50 came from dues. There are 225 total members, 186 paid up and 38 owing. Expenditures for all purposes amount to 2193.86 including 1000 for the Fourth of July celebration. Visitors numbered 81 and noon meetings attendance reached 720 with 735 oral tion requests answered. The article also notes staff movements and praise for the Pedtral Business Association as it continues coverage.
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Chamber of Commerce
G. H. Walmsley
Walmsley
Chamber
Mer
Treasur’ Department
J. N. Batchellor
Helen L. Byrnes
Los Angeles
Cc. T. A
Maj. Atkins
Maj
Douglas H. Gillette
Washington
Alaska
Mar. Gillette
Collier
Treasury Department
Governors’ Mansion
Kansas City
Capital
Batchelor
Seward
Pedtral Business Association
Eald
Area Co
Oil Worker Sentenced 30 Days for Spanking Motorist
Hanford California June 26 John Holder an oil worker has been sentenced to 30 days in jail for spanking a woman motorist Mrs Merle Fitting of San Francisco testified Holder dragged her from her car and spanked her after her vehicle touched his fender.
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Hanford
Cal
John , Holder
Merle Fitting
San Francisco
Pititie
Holder
Ghina Rebels Victorious in Northern Part
Rebels fought across Shan tung Province as Nationalists claimed victory in Honan Province. Reports say 50 000 to 100 000 Nationalists wounded on the Northern front overwhelming hospitals in several towns.
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GHINA
Shanghat
China
Cape Mead Needne
Shantung Province
Victorie Im Honan
South China
Box er Here From South and Alaska Bound Sailings
The Boxer Captain 8 T L Whitlam of the Federal Bureau of Education Ship arrived from the south on an Alaska port tour. After leaving Seattle June 19 the Boxer stopped at Ketchikan Metlakatla Hydaburg Klawock Kake Angoon and will sail at 7 pm to Haines Hoonah Cordova Seward to unload and reload for Arctic trips. Also notes Alma Dison nurse and Miss Blanche Kelly teacher both recuperating from appendectomies.
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T. L. Whitlam
Federal Bureau of Education
Alaska
Seattle
Ketchikan
Metlakatla
Hydaburg
Klawock
Kake
Angoon
Government Hospital
Bureau
Juneau
Haines
Hoonah
Cordova
Seward
Uel &T
Brotherhood Bank Closes in Cincinnati
The Brotherhood Bank, at Cincinnati, closes after a change in officials last Monday. Deposits total about 4.2 million dollars, withdrawals reached 1 million dollars, leading directors to place assets with the Comptroller of Currency for liquidation. The bank had opened in 1933.
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Ginginnati
Ohio
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks’ National Bank
Comptroller of Currency
Ae Bank
William Barnes Dies in Albany at 64
Albany June 26 William Barnes a 64 year old politician and publisher who steered the Republican Party in Albany for 25 years died yesterday from pneumonia. He helped engineer William Taft's 1912 nomination and played a key role in Roosevelt's 1912 rejection.
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Albany
New York
William Barnes
Barnes
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Exclusive Sixty-fifth Regiment draws Porto Rican applicants
The Sixty-fifth Infantry, viewed as the most exclusive U S Army unit, holds a long waiting list as native Porto Ricans seek enlistment. Officers include Porto Ricans, and hundreds of youths in the island pursue a military career for steady work amid high unemployment. The unit fills vacancies by selecting educated recruits. More than 2,000,000 people cross the Eagle Pass Texas Piedras Negras Mexico bridge annually.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Sixty-fifth Infantry
United States Army
Eagle Pass
Texas
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Planes to survey new highway fields along Alaska extension
Army aviators will survey landing fields for the Pacific Highway extension to Alaska. The team will spend three weeks photographing existing Alaska fields and mapping them later. Capt. Graveley Lieut. Goddard and Berry lead the survey with Maj. Elliott of the Alaska Road Commission, who declined comment.
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San Francisco
Cal
Alaska
Es H
Ared
William C. Graveley
George W. Goddard
L. T. Berry
Two Officers Shot and Killed Amid Alabama Murder Incident
Reports from Birmingham and Jackson recount the shooting deaths of two officers during a pursuit of an automobile thief. Sheriff Fred Sweet and Deputy Aaron Bailey were wounded. Bailey died en route to Jackson for services, while Sweet survived and faced questioning. Additional items include stock market updates and a transatlantic flight update with the Southern Cross nearing New York City.
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Alabama
James Kimball Vardamas
Mississippi
United States Senate
Washington
Iowa
Fred Sweet
Aaron Bailey
Jackson
Sweet
Bailey
Boston
Mass
Southern Cross
New York
Charles Kingsford- Smith
Atlantic
Treeland
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Maine
New York City
Cornell Upends in Four-Mile Varsity Boat Race
Cornell wins the four mile varsity race by two lengths at Poughkeepsie amid heat and sun. Syracuse follows, with California and Columbia among top finishers. Washington places sixth as Navy sinks 100 yards from the finish. Cornell’s time is 1 42. Syracuse dominates junior race with 11 18% time. Washington second in JV.
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N. Y
Cornell
Syracuse
Massachusetts Tech
California
Columbia
University of Washington
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Navy
Washington
Becore
Massachusetts
Border Patrolman Ambushed by Mexican Smugglers
Laredo Texas dispatch says Robert K. Kelsay a Federal Border Patrolman was fatally wounded and another officer wounded last night after an ambush by three Mexican smuggler suspects.
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Laredo
Texas
Robert K. Kelsay
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