Bell Sees Settlement on Alaska Fishing Waters Dispute
Seattle August 31 AP Frank Bell Fisheries Commissioner expects a satisfactory settlement with Japan over Alaska fishing waters. He said Japan sought experimental fishing to test commercial viability, with experiments finishing next year and future fishing likely beyond the three mile limit under State Department and Fisheries Bureau oversight. He urged protections of American rights and noted no Japanese fishing in territorial waters of Alaska.
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Bureau of Fisheries
Bell
United States
Deversiay
Alaska
Bills Wanted at Northwestern Alaska Fair
Anyone having bills against the Northwestern Alaska Fair is asked to promptly present them to A Polet, Secretary, for settlement or action.
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Alaska
A. Polet
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U S Notes Accountability for Damage in China and Japan
The United States told China and Japan it will maintain all rights in the Orient and will hold either power strictly accountable if U S citizens are harmed or U S property damaged due to military operations in China. The note asserts ongoing U S rights and a commitment to protect citizens and property.
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Orient
United States Citi
China
Role Peacemaker For Other Nation
Regent Nicholas Horthy of Hungary began a visit to Austria three days ago in a bid to ease tensions between Austria and Germany. Diplomatic circles say his efforts focus on harmonizing relations strained by Nazi activities in Austria and the German church policy.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
Austria
McGrady resigns as Assistant Secretary of Labor
Edward F. McGrady will resign from the post of Assistant Secretary of Labor to head Labor Relations at RCA. His new contract starts September 1 and was negotiated with RCA president David Saraff before Saraff departed for Europe.
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Labor
Radio Corporation of America
McGrady
David Saraff
RCA
Europe
Il Duce To Visit Berlin Planned Triumphal Welcome
Benito Mussolini is expected to visit Adolf Hitler in Berlin in late September. Nazi planners are arranging a triumphal reception, but no German official has confirmed the exact date.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Farr Stood Well Under Punishment in Staged Bout
New York August 31 Joe Louis defended his world heavyweight title against Tommy Farr at Yankee Stadium in a full fifteen round decision before about 30 000 spectators. Louis avoided a knockout, Farr endured heavy blows and earned a standing ovation despite the loss. Louis carried the fight for the distance with an AP card showing eight rounds to Louis, five to Farr, two even. Farr weighed 204 1/2 pounds to Louis 197.
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Tommy Farr
Tlle Holder
Louis
Farr
Brown Bomber
Detroit
Arthur Donovan
Joe
Insurgents May Move Into The Mediterranean
Rome reports that after the Santander victory the insurgent navy is expected to enter the Mediterranean. Italian sources say insurgent ships now free from the Basque coast will seek a decisive advance, with Italian fighters said to have helped in Santander and to be deployed again.
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Associated Press
Rome
Santander
Mediterranean
Basque
Port of Shanghai Closed to American Ships Amid War Turmoil
U S authorities barred American ships from Shanghai port except naval vessels as a second air attack on a mercy ship escalates danger in Chinese waters. An unknown bomber struck the Italian steamer Lung Shan packed with Chinese refugees, causing panic but no damage. Chiang Kai Shek urged foreign intervention to halt Chinese aggression and imperial ambitions threatening sovereignty and international safety.
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U.S
Lung Shan
Whech
Chiang Kai Shek
China
Destructive Japanese Raids Kill Dozens in Nanking
Japanese bombs in the fiercest raid yet on Nanking kill nearly 150 Chinese civilians and wound many more in the city’s poorest districts two miles from military sites. Foreign envoys urge mercy to spare noncombatants.
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Nanking
Pioneer meeting set for September first at Rydeen office
Pioneers of Alaska will hold a meeting at 8 P M on Wednesday September 1 in the office of Almer Rydeen. Dave Gray serves as secretary.
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Pioneers of
Alaska
Almer Rydeen
Dave Gray
Troops Move by Train Reach Six Week Peak
Tokyo dispatch reports trains transferring troops to the China front at a peak unseen since the first clash in northeast China. No general mobilization was announced. Troops are also being moved to bring back Japan's dead and wounded as the pace intensifies.
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China Front
Japan
China
Transports San Diego Ready To Load Marines
SAN DIEGO Aug 28 The U S Naval transport Chaumont arrived here from Mare Island to embark 1200 marines for Shanghai. The Chaumont, convoyed by the cruiser Marblehead, is expected to sail Sunday. The Marblehead will carry 104 additional marines of an anti aircraft battery.
How Mining Claims Can Be Staked in Alaska Pamphlet
A pamphlet detail titled How Mining Claims can Be Staked in Alaska describes claim length breadth and the number of associations, and the Associa tion Claim. It notes the pamphlet is for sale at The Nugget Office for 10 cents.
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Alaska
Association
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