Mediation Board Named Over Northwest Lumber Strike
President Roosevelt and Secretary Perkins appoint a Pacific Northwest Lumber Strike Mediation Board with Judson Shorell Roscoe M Smith and Father George Thompson as members. Senator Homer Bone proposes an armistice pending a special election among mill workers. Portland operators protest the board while Governor Martin urges support for settlement and guards remain in place pending arbitration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Perkins
Judson Shorell
Seattle
Roscoe M. Smith
King County
Superior Court
George P.thompson
Portland
United States
Homer T Bone
Washington State
Clarence D. Martin
Board Ih
Oregon
Labor
Pacific Northwest
Labor Department
FP. R. Ransom
Eastern and Western Lumber Com
National Guard
Tacoma
Bone
Tax program delay outlined by Democratic leaders
Washington June 27 Democratic leaders said they will not rush the tax on wealth program. Hearings and debate will span weeks with no showdown vote until the last week of July in the House and three weeks later in the Senate. The President had disavowed pushing the taxes through by Saturday night.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Alaska game changes for fur and game season 1935 36
Alaska Game Commission announces fur and game regulation changes for 1935 36 effective July 1 1935. Key edits include closing beaver and marten seasons Territory wide, summer protection for black bears, extended white fox and muskrat seasons in District 5, a new resident hunting license in Southeastern Alaska, and limited deer hunting in Prince William Sound due to deer transplants.
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Alaska Game Commission
Commission
Coe
Unalakleet
Seluwik
Kobuk
Alaska
Prince , Wiliam Sound
Ted Hunshedt Leaves Tomorrow For West Point
Ted Hunsbedt son of Ms. B Ennebset will leave for Vancouver to report for physical examination at West Point. He is admitted to the United States Military Academy and becomes the first Yukon youth in years to gain admittance.
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Ted Hunsbedt
Ms. B. Ennebset
Thin Ashy
Feavew Funenn
United States Military Academy
West Point
Young Hunsbedt
Vancouver
B.C
Himsbedt
NRA Codes in Alaska Praised for Beneficial Operation
Washington June 15 Special Correspondence reports the National Recovery Act codes in Alaska have yielded broad good, especially for salmon packing. Delegates say continued code requirements in the Territory are highly beneficial despite actions in the states. Alaska packs about five-eighths of the world salmon supply, averaging 5,000,000 cases annually, 48 pounds per case.
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Washington
NRA
Alaska
Anthony J. Dimond
Washington, D. C
Deer My
Territory of
Cadets from Washington and California aboard Navy destroyers
Eighty four Reserve Officers Training Corps cadets from the University of Washington and the University of California arrived today on two U S Navy destroyers, the Zane and the Perry. The Perry carries Washington cadets. commissioned officers include Lieut. Comdr W M Pechteler and Lieut. Wy LA Graham among others. The California detachment is commanded aboard the Zone by Lieut. Comdr R McL Smith and Lieut. E H Pinrce with other officers. Page Two.
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Officers Training Corps
Washington
California
United States Navy
Zane
Perry
Comdr
W. M. Pechteler
Wy LA
Graham
Ug J. He Caterington
FT. Williamson
S. V. Smith
PD Emory
R. PF. Farwell
Ensign KB. Brithart
Washington Cadets
The
H. M. Payne
H. P. Gordon
D. M. Kellogg
W. M. Lowry
BE. L. Whitmore
TD. J. McNab
Afere
R. McL. Smith
E. H. Pinrce
Or G. Co. Gill
J. W. Waters
Chamber Gives Navy Officers Welcome Today
The U S Navy destroyers Zane and Perry visit Juneau, honored at Bailey's Cafe luncheon. Commanding officers thanked the chamber as Gov. John Troy’s administration and local leaders welcomed them, noting Alaska trips are a privilege. Rain dampened but spirits remained high as Robertson spoke for the city.
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NAVY
Zane
Perry
United States Navy
Juneau
Chamber of Commerce
Bailey's Cafe
Chamber
R. E. Robertson
Zone
Robertson
John Troy
Navy Destroyers Visit Juneau Mark Historic Arrival
Two U S Navy destroyers Zane and Perry berthed at Government Dock with 215 personnel including 86 ROTC cadets from California and Iowa. A two day program featured receptions dances and a baseball game between California and Washington cadets. Tomorrow's events include the Empire's Trophy crew race and a Scottish Rite Temple dance. Governor Troy and Mayor Goldstein welcomed the visitors.
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Vernor’s Moore
J— Errs
Etley Club
Zain, Percy
Tallapoosa
Alaska Steamship Company
Bowball Park
Cadets of
California
Washington
Scottish Rite ‘Temple
Zane
Perry
Uhired States Navy
Juneau
U. 88
Government Dock
Taku Harbor
Navy
Washington Cadets
Pacific Coast
Coast Guard
Douglas Gray
Chamber of Commerce
W. M. Fechteler
R. McL. Smith
Zone
John W. ‘Troy
Federal
Territorial
Isadore Goldstein
Jacobs Moody Still In Meet At Wimbledon
London June 27 Helen Jacobs and Mrs Helen Wills Moody advanced to the third round of the Wimbledon women’s singles as American stars held firm. Johnny Van Ryn, the American ace, was defeated by Pred Perry in a surprising upset with scores 4 6 6 1 3 1B.
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London
England
Helen Jacobs
Helen Wills Moody
America
Johnny van Ryn
Pred Perry
Amendment to Kidnapping Law Is Passed
Washington June 27 The Senate without debate passed a federal amendment to the kidnapping law relating to ransom money and property involved in kidnapping cases. The measure makes receiving possessing or disposing of ransom money or property punishable by 1000 fine and or ten years in prison. It places new authority with the Bureau of Investigation to act against kidnapping schemes in response to the George Weyerhaeuser case.
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Washington
Department of Justice
George Weyerhaeuser
Senate
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Labor leader among eight arraigned on riot charge
Eight of twenty four suspects held in the federal jail for moving and unlawful assembly related to a labor disturbance were arraigned before U S Commissioner J F Mullen. Bail set at 3000 each. They face felonies with potential 3 to 18 year penalties. Niel L Heard began serving a 200 dollar fine in jail after a suspended sentence.
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U. S
J. F. Mullen
Harry Datoff
W.farland
Simon Graner
Ivan Jibiloff
Ed Rennie
Alex Darott
N. Kupoff
Lee Jolson
Niel L. Heard
Alaska Mine Workers’ Union
The
Labor Dispatch
Tiadore Goldstein
Heard
Toeo
Jesus
Drowns in Green Lake Anchorage Youth Identified
ANCHORAGE Alaska Jun 21 James Ward 18 son of Cay Ward and a planter was drowned while swimming at Green Lake five miles from the city. His brother Jess recovered the body after it was found on the shore. Surviving brothers include George of Portland and Lor indi who is at Columbia University in New York City.
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Anchorage
Alaska
James Ward
Cay James Ward
Iy Green Lake
Here
Jess
Tathe
Jew Ous
George
Portland
Lorindi
Columbia University
New York City
Samuel Elstad Nearing Recovery After Hospital Rioting Injuries
Samuel Elstad, admitted to St Abn Hospital with scalp injuries from the Holing riot, is nearing recovery. Dr. Win Blanton, treating him since admission, said Elstad is doing very well and likely to be discharged in a couple of days. All other riot-related patients have been discharged.
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Samuel Elstad
St. Abn’ Hospital
Win. P. Blanton
Elstad
Dr Blanton
Bren
Former Juneau Visitor Given High Appointment
Cape G. J. Rowell, commander of Recon Squadron 4, has been transferred to Washington, D.C. as director of naval ordnance in the Navy Department. Rowell was in Juneau with his staff and a divisional group.
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Juneau
Washington D.C
Cape G
Miners Readying Return as Trusts Gain Authority
About 674 workers signed work registration cards at Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company offices by 2 30 this afternoon, with no restart date announced. Trustess backed by 414 union members voted to support the board in strike action and plans for settlement, while meetings at the union hall discussed removing powers from the trustees. A meeting for the Junesu Mine Workers Association is set for 10 a m tomorrow at A B Hall, and a large crowd attended last night’s Moose Hall dance as Union leaders promised aid for those arrested in recent Front street rioting.
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Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Forti
al Nyaren
Alaska Mine Workers Union
Alaska Mine Workers
Board of Trustees
Nygren
Brebent
Bowrd of Trustees
Bedy Deans
eTwo
Use Board of Trustees
Te Women's Auxiliary
Union Hall
Empire
Junesu Mine Workers Association
A. B. Hall
Moone Hall
Charles Crosier
Front Street
Crozier
George Cox
International Longshoremen's Union
Lesher
Women's
Miners Union
Moose Hall
Harry Ne Ner
Protection of Cold Policy Is F D R Request
President Roosevelt asked Congress to bar suits for payment of government securities or their devalued currency value. The move follows the Supreme Court gold decision implying damages could be recovered in court after gold value cut by about 40 percent. He labeled litigants as a handful and sought laws to tighten monetary rules before adjournment.
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Washington
Rocevelt
Congress of Legislation
Supreme Court
Congress
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A. J
Northwest
Walter B. Nettleton
West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Mediation Board
Ransom
Mme. Lebrun
White House
Mme
Albert LeBrun
New York
Contre le Bigot
Jean Freysselinard
Le@run
M. A. Laboulaye
Associated Press
Ted Hunshedt
Dimond
Bon.r.c.t
Fane, Perry
T. C
Jacobs Moody
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Wife
Hubert Wilkins
Polar Explorer
Saile
Lady Wilkins
Wew
York
F.D.R
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