Military Plans Form Across Europe for Security Conference
AP reports large scale moves as statesmen prep for the Stresa conference. France deploys 32 thousand troops to advance positions on the German border and adds about 60 thousand to border garrisons while new barbed wire fortifications rise. Mussolini retreats to his villa as fascist militia mobilizes an estimated 40 thousand volunteers.
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Associated Press
Europe
Stresa
Mussolini
Republicans Press Social Security Bill Tax Estimates
Official calculations show the social security bill would raise about eight hundred million dollars in new taxes by 1937 and at least one billion eight hundred million in 1949. Republicans view the figures as proof the bill burdens business and seek to cut taxes or delay dates in a committee meeting before a 103 member GOP conference.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Alaskan schools receive accreditation from Northwest Association
The Northwest Association for Secondary and Higher Institutions recognized Alaska schools at its Spokane meeting. The University of Alaska at Fairbanks earned permanent accreditation, while five high schools at Skagway Nome Sitka Sheldon Jackson School Seward and Douglas gained full accreditation.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Northwest Association For Secondary Higher Institutions
University of Alaska At
Fairbanks
Skagway
Nome
Sitka
Sheldon- Jackson
Seward
Douglas
New Liquor Regulations Issued by Terri B
Territorial Board of Liquor Control in Juneau releases stricter local option rules, higher excise tax and license fees. Regulation details include petition thresholds, ballot requirements, refunds, and licensing procedures effective April 3 1935.
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Terri. B
Liquor Control
Associated Press
Juneau
Territorial Board of Liquor Control
Troy
Brew
Territorial Treasury
Court Adjourns Amarok Case. Minor Defendants Arraigned
U S District Court opened at 10 am with the case United States versus Catherine Amarok reset as last on the calendar. Johnny and Morris Thomas were arraigned on warehouse larceny charges and defense moved from C W Thornton to Lyman S Brewster with pleading set for tomorrow morning. The Amarok postponement excused the jury panel until Monday 10 am when United States versus Max Gottschalk will proceed.
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U. S. District Court
United States
Catherine Amarok
Wils
Johnny
Morris Thomas
C. W. Thornton
Lyman S. Brewster
Amarok
Max Gottschalk
Nome Plans Labor Survey to Gauge Summer Workforce
A Nome committee of civic and private leaders met to survey Nome's labor supply for summer. The group discussed canvassing the labor market, informing public agencies, and broadcasting results if Nome faces a surplus of workers on incoming ships. The panel includes Dr Rex F. Swartz, Mayor. Lyman S. Brewster. Rev Norman McCay. Leroy Sullivan. W. R. Farrell. C. C. Robarts. Alvin Polet. Andrew Sather. and A. M. Hartford of Hammon Consolidated Gold Fields. The effort follows winter talks and a push from the FERA to census labor and alert other regions if surplus arises.
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Nome
Rex F. Swartz
Lyman S. Brewster
Name
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Norman McCay
Leroy Sullivan
W. R. Farrell
Relief Committee
FERA
C. C. Robarts
Industrial Workers of Alaska, Libel Organization
Alvin Polet
Andrew Sather
A. M. Hartford
Hammon
Consolidated Gold Fields
Troy
Alaska
Government calls Mellon coal deal a shady sale
In Pittsburgh on April 5 the government argued that Andrew Mellon sold 400 shares of Pittsburgh Coal Co stock for five hundred thousand dollars as a shady sale to avoid taxes. Mellon's counsel dismissed the claim as political persecution while Mellon testified in a separate three million dollar income tax case.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Mellon
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Mellon
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Union Trust Company
Weather Adverse Halts Nome Plane Services Across Towns
Nome reports multiple planes weather-bound as systems keep travel halted. Northern Air Transport’s flight from Fairbanks with passengers sits stormbound at Elin, Roust Airways remains in Fairbanks awaiting better conditions, Pacific Alaska Airways waits at Golovin for mail, and Mirow Air Service is grounded at Nome awaiting an opportunity to depart north to Fairbanks.
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Northen
Fairbanks
Elin
Roust Airways
Nome
Pacific Alaska Airways
Golovin
Mirow Air Service
Robbers Hold Up Train Aboard Illinois Central Train
Four men in natty dress commandeered a Gulf Coast bound Illinois Central train near Kanakee on April 5 taking about forty passengers. They looted eight hundred forty three dollars and wounded one man before fleeing in a twenty minute rampage. Edward Goetzler’s car was seized and released. George Kerr was shot in the leg during the resistance.
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Associated Press
Kanakee
Illinois
Ilinois Central
Chicago
Edward Goetzler
George Kerr
The Name Daily Nugget Prepares To Print
A brief notice states The Name Daily Nugget is prepared to print the edition. No further details are provided in the readable copy.
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Daily Nugget
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