Investigators from U S Navy Fisheries Probe Sail North
Five United States Government representatives head north to investigate reports of Japan's invasion of American fisheries in the North Pacific. They will sail on the Brant, flagship of the Fisheries Bureau, for six weeks and visit the Pinb Hots. Members include Charles E. Jackson, Leo Sturgeon, Kilbourne Castell, John McFall, and Ward Bower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
United States
North Pacific
Fisheries Bureau
Charles E. Jackson
Ward Bower
Bureau of Fisheries
Leo Sturgeon
Department of State
Kilbourne Castell
Fisheries Department
John McFall
House
Appropriations Committee
Southwest fish district totals rise to 254062 cases
A report to the U S Bureau of Fisheries shows the Southwest Alaska fish pack reaching 254 062 cases through June 26 with Reds leading at 163 055 cases. District totals include Alaska Peninsula 104 509 and Kodiak 34 091, Copper River 72 424, Prince William Sound 21 456, plus Kings pinks and chums in smaller amounts. Reds overall total 163 055. other species listed.
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U. S. Bureau of Fish
Eries
Alaska Peninsula
Chignik
Kings
Chums
Cook Iales
Kodiak
Copper River
Prince William Sound
Roosevelt signs relief bill cutting WPA funds
President Roosevelt signed a relief measure providing 1.325 billion to the Works Progress Administration, 10 million to the Resettlement Administration, and 75 million to the National Youth Administration. The funding cuts will force about one thousand relief workers to be dismissed weekly from now until July 15.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
Resettlement Administration
National Youth Administration
Attorney F L Mcartle on Princess Alice Cruise
Attorney F L Mcartle, attorney for the Southern Pacific Railroad, was a passenger Tuesday night on the Princess Alice. He is making a round trip cruise to Skagway and back to the States.
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F. L. Mc
Artle
Southern Pacific Railroad
Skagway
States
Baseball Scores From Afternoon Games
In the major leagues this afternoon Philadelphia edged New York 2 to 1 while Brooklyn shutout 0 to 0 against Boston 1. Detroit beat Chicago 4 to 1 New York defeated Philadelphia 5 to 1 and St Louis won 3 to 2 over Cleveland.
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National Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Wage Hour Bill and the Move Toward Planned Industry
Washington, June 90. Critics warn the new wage hour bill could enable a central board to set minimum wages and maximum hours across interstate commerce. The piece notes how this machinery hints at a real planned industry, with agencies like NRA and TVA cited as pointing toward greater centralized control.
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Washington
NRA
AAA
Guffey Contact
TVA
Congress
Federal Board
Suspect Eddie the Sailor Leads Hunt for Girl Slayings
In Inglewood California officials named Eddie the Sailor as Suspect Number One in the search for a degenerate who killed three girls and wounded others. He allegedly tried to lure five more that day. A reward totaling $25,000 is offered as officers pursue answers.
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Inglewood
Cal
Eddie
Lillian Pop
Lillian
Opposition to 10 year terms for Alaska judges
Alaska Delegate Anthony J. Dimond said there is no point in extending federal judge terms in Alaska from four to ten years. The measure, now before the House, would also affect Hawaii Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands and the Panama Canal Zone. Dimond supports four years as sufficient and notes a bad judge could be kept in office longer if extended.
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Washington
Alaska
Anthony J. Dimond
Senate
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Panama Canal Zone
Logan
Canal Zone
Alaska Fur Market Fueled by East Demand Says Furrier
SEATTLE June 30 Max Silver manager of the Hudson Bay Fur Company reports strong demand for Alaska furs in the East with prices higher than last year. Alaska beaver is scarce due to the closed season and in good demand. He sold a large assortment of Alaska skins and some silver fox locally produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Max Silver
Hudson Bay Purk Company
New York
Alaska
Parkers Sentenced in Lindbergh Kidnapping Plot
Ellin Parker Sr the Burling County Detective Chief receives six years in Federal prison and son Ellis Parker Jr gets three years for conspiring to seize and torture Paul Wendel to force a false confession in the Lindbergh case. The confession was reviewed by two grand juries and delayed Bruno Hauptmann's execution by three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Bruno Hauptmann
Amelia Earhart Plans Hazardous Ocean Hop
Amelia Earhart plans to start a dangerous world circumnavigation hop from Lae New Guinea to Howland Island. The 2,570 mile leg over the equator and dateline is expected in 18 to 20 hours with squalls forecast along the route.
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Howland Island
Amelia Earhart
Equator
Lae
New Guinea
Here
Mrs Roy Sebern and baby go home from hospital
Mrs Roy Sebern and her infant were discharged yesterday from St. Ann's Hospital and returned to their home.
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Roy Sebern
Baby
St. Ann’s Hospital
France Granted Broad Finance Powers in Crisis
Paris June 30 Camille Chau Je mp s new government appears to gain a financial dictatorship as Senate Finance Committee approves a free hand bill. Prime Minister Georges Batinet warns inflation devaluation and new taxes are unavoidable. The Senate votes 169 to 82 and the Chamber had already authorized the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Camille Chau- Jemps
Senate Finance Committee
Priatice
Georges Batinet
France
Chayserns
Chamber of Deputies Dd
Heintzleman Sees Future in Pulp Industry
Regional Forester B P Heintzleman argues Southeast Alaska's forests water power and transport links support a sustained pulp and paper industry. His pamphlet Pulp Timber Resources of Southeast Alaska outlines opportunities for model mills and permanent paper towns, with the publication now available at U S Forest Service offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Heintzle- Ferm
Wreikem
Alaska
U. S. Forest Service
Meintzieman
Tdewater
Mission Party Arrives in Juneau Aboard Helmar Second
Dr Walter Torbet of the Board of Home Missions and Church Extension arrives in Juneau aboard the yacht Helmar Second to oversee local church affairs. He is joined by the Rev A J Clemens and family from California and the Rev Floyd Viking and family from South Dakota. Clemens will proceed to Seward and Viking to Seldovia for Methodist church work. the group will stay briefly at the City Dock.
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Walter Torbet
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Methodist Church
Juneau
Helmar Second
A. J. Clemens
California
Floyd Viking
South Dakota
Clemens
Seward
Viking
Seldovia
Helmar
City Dock
Roosevelt vetoes bill on star route mail contracts
President Roosevelt vetoed the bill allowing renewal of star route mail contracts by the Postmaster General without new bids. He stated the competitive bidding system remains fundamentally sound.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Postmaster General
Du Pont and Roosevelt Jr. wed in Delaware ceremony
Evie del Pont and Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr. wed in a historic Wilmington church service attended by President Roosevelt and about 300 guests. Security was tight with soldiers and secret service at many points while guests moved to Owl's Nest estate for a reception before a planned secret honeymoon destination.
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Wilmington
Delaware
Evbiel de Pont
Franklin D. Roose
Roosevelt
Bined
Secret Service
Ington
Del
I du Pont
Franklin Delancelt, Jr
Jedlt Peabody
Roosevelt Mines
Frederick Ashton
Christ Church
du Pont
Owl's Nest
Fourth of July Firework Warning From Juneau Police Chief
Juneau Chief of Police Dan Ralston warns celebrants to handle fireworks carefully during Independence Day events. He recalls past injuries from bombs and firecrackers and says plainclothes officers will monitor crowds. Fireworks displays begin July 2 with shooting on July 3 and 4, extending to July 5 for continued celebration.
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Ralston
Dan Ralston
Juneau
Sully Returns Home From Seattle Trip
Henry Sully owner of the Juneau Bakery returns aboard the Dorothy Alexander after a two weeks business trip in Seattle.
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Sully
Henry Sully
Juneau Bakery
Dorothy Alexander
Seattle
Weather Outlook for Juneau Area
Forecast for Juneau and vicinity starts 4 p.m. on June 30. Partly cloudy to cloudy skies with probable shower activity tonight and Thursday. Winds southeasterly at modest speeds, shifting to lighter and variable by Thursday.
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Juneau
Payrolls Push Ahead Despite Labor Strife
New York reports that payrolls and employment rose in early 1937 despite widespread strikes and labor unrest. Durable goods sectors like machinery and shipbuilding show sharper gains, while unemployment totals declined toward mid year estimates.
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Hippelbeaser
New York
Kebler Limes
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Payrolix
John K
Steel workers clash as Canton mills reopen under guard
In Canton Ohio eight non-strikers are injured by rockthrowing as Republic Steel resumes operations at three Canton plants with Ohio National Guard protection. Evacuation of 2000 workers interned since the May 25 strike begins in groups of 800. 75 pickets are arrested as guards restore order amid damaged water mains and ripped telephone lines.
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Conference Board
Los
Wall ‘Street
Janary
National Industrial Conference
Bowth
Canton
Ohio
Republic
Canton Steel
Ohio National Guard
Nap
T Lin
Mill Foreman J. W. Crosby Dies After Illness
J W Crosby 41 foreman at the Alaska Juneau mill died at St Ann's Hospital at 2 30 pm after a serious illness requiring two operations in recent days. He came to Alaska in 1922 and worked at the mill since then. Survived by wife Violet daughter Virgil 18 and two daughters Beulah 17 and Norma 1 Also his mother in Seattle three brothers and five sisters. Funeral set for Friday at Charles W Curler Mortuary with Pastor H L Wood officiating.
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J. W. Crosby
Alaska Juneau
St. Ann's Hospital
Crosby
Alaska
Violet Crosby
Virgil
Beulah
Norma
Seattle
Norma Crosby
Crosbys
Glacier Highway
Charles W. Curler Mortuary
H. L. Wood
Riot at Cleveland garment mill as AFL CIO clash
In Cleveland Ohio June 30 a clash between AFL and CIO garment workers at Stone Knitting Mills injured several people and ripped dresses. One man was arrested as the AFL group forced through the CIO picket line. CIO lines close fourteen plants citywide. AFL promises a definite stand and to enter other mills.
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Cleveland
Ohio
AFL
CIO Garment
Stone Knitting Mills
APL
CIO
Robert Rupe Takes Over Juneau Grocery Manager Post
Robert Rupe, former manager of West Coast Grocery in Ketchikan, arrives in Juneau to assume management here. He succeeds Robert Lee, who departs for Los Angeles to open an independent grocery in Southern California. Lee and Max Lee sail aboard the Mount McKinley Priday. Rupe has three years in Ketchikan and previously lived in Tacoma.
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Robert Rupe
West Coast
Ketchikan
Juneau
Robert Lee
Los Angeles
Mr. Lee
California
Max. Lee
Mount McKinley
Mr. Rupe
Tacoma
Budge and von Cramm Reach Wimbledon Final Clash
In London at Wimbledon on June 30, Don Budge of the United States will face Germanys Gottfried von Cramm in the singles final for the tennis crown after Budge defeated Frank Parker and von Cramm defeated Bunny Austin to reach the match.
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Wimbledon
America
Don Budge
Germany
von Cramm
Great Britain
Budge
Frank Parker
Bundy Austin
England
Stowaways Sentenced by Seattle Police Judge
Police Judge Bell sentenced Glenn Mills and Harley Lamson to 10 days each after their arrival on the Bar janet from Ketchikan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Bell
Glenn Mills
Harley Lamson
Ketchikan
Manchukuo Reports Soviet Vessels Invaded Amur River
Japanese Manchukuoan forces claim Soviet ships invaded the Amur River south of SenmurU Island. They say one gunboat sunk another damaged a third forced to flee amid rising Far East tensions. Tokyo cites protests to Moscow and unclear casualty figures.
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Manchoukuo
Amur
Artvices
Far East
Russia
Japan
Manchukuo
Chim Ruwlans
Senmuru
Bydtro
Tokyo
Moscow
Non-War Policy Threatened by Portugese Act
Britain protests Portugal over suspension of facilities aiding British non intervention observers on the Spanish frontier. Eden says observers withdrawn leaving insurgent Spain unsupervised. Chamberlin convenes cabinet to consider abandoning hands off Spain policy amid German Italian opposition. Franco massing forces at Madrid.
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London
Great Britain
Portugal
Anthony Eden
Spain
Italy
Germany
Genral Franco
Chamberlin
Generw Pranco Je
Marid
Jamboree Opens as 25000 Scouts Gather at Washington
A cannon boomed at the Washington Monument to mark the start of the nations largest youth demonstration the Boy Scout Jamboree. About 25000 scouts from around the world attend the event opening today in Washington.
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Boy Scouts
Washington
Washington Monument
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A. J
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