Hawksworth Endorsed for Alaska Education Director
Charles W. Hawkesworth acting director of education in Alaska for the Bureau of Indian Affairs won unanimous endorsement from the Alaska Native Brotherhood at Wrangell for education director. William Paul was chosen as assistant director and to represent tribes with authority to appoint co-counsel. Paul will likely invite Judge James Wickersham to serve as co-counsel as work begins, with presentation delayed until Congress acts on creating a special Indian claims commission.
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Charles W. Hawkesworth
Alaska
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Alaska Native Brotherhood
Wrangell
William Paul
Cyril Zuboff
Juneau
Daily Empire
Court of Claims
Dimond
Paul
James Wickersham
Congress
Special Indian Claims Commission
Court
KVOS Bell ingham Enjoined From Pirating AP News
The Ninth U S Circuit Court of Appeals ordered KVOS Seattle to stop broadcasting Associated Press news. The ruling found the practice unfair competition and harmful to member newspapers, reversing a Seattle federal court decision and directing an injunction.
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San Francisco
KVOS
Bellingham
Associated Press
Ninth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Today
Federal District Court
Seattle
William Denman
Boy, 4, Unhurt After 2 Nights In Woods Near Hospital
In New Westminster B C on December 17 4 year old Robert Dean was found unharmed after two nights lost in woods near the Esnondale Mental Hospital. He had two dogs and said he was pretty hungry. His uncle Ernest Dahling is hospital night superintendent.
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New Westminister
B. C
Robert Dean
Ernest Dahling
Esondale
Hoover Attacks New Deal Relief Plan In Decentralized Reform
Herbert Hoover condemned the New Deal relief and urged decentralization driven by voluntary service. He claimed his relief approach would help ensure a clean election and criticized beneficiaries by saying relief recipients suffered while playboys dismantle America. He spoke to John Marshall Republican members advocating cutting federal allocations to state relief programs.
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St. Louis
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
America
John Marshall Republic
van Club
German Winner Beats Pirrone in Ten Rounds
Eric Seeling of Germany won a ten round decision over Paul Pirrone of Cleveland after a knockdown. It was Seeling's fourth victory in the United States. Seeling weighed 158 pounds to Pirrone's 162.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Eric Seeling
Germany
Paul Pirrone
Seeling
United States
Pirrone
Notice for Pilgrim Springs Mission package drop and skate drives
Those wishing to send packages to the Pilgrim Springs Mission should leave them at Nome Airways office or the Catholic church parsonage. Used ice skates, in any condition, will be welcomed by the children.
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Pilgrim Springs
Nome Airways
Catholic Church
Ethiopians Score Victory in Fresh Italian Skirmish
A force of about three thousand Ethiopians outmaneuvered an Italian detachment along the Tahkaze River valley, driving back outposts with heavy losses. Italian main forces then countered with airplanes and tanks as Franco-British peace proposals surfaced in Paris.
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Tahkaze River
Six Day Shopping Before Christmas in Nome
Six days remain for Christmas shopping as Nome merchants urge purchases before the rush. Stores showcase fine holiday lines and advertise attractions for public viewing. Displays are being prepared and cheerful spirits return after last year’s disaster.
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Nome
Thelma Todd Found Dead in Garage Mystery
Thelma Todd, noted blonde film star, was found dead in a Los Angeles garage. Autopsy cited carbon monoxide poisoning. police probe asks how she ended up there and what occurred inside the building.
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Los Angeles
Thelma Todd
Death of Nome Resident Charles L. Calkins in San Francisco
Wireless message confirms the death of Charles L. Calkins of Nome in San Francisco on Monday after an extended illness. He traveled recently by plane for emergency medical care. his wife Madeline Mirow and daughter joined him in the States. Funeral plans await Mrs. Calkins arrival. surviving relatives include Mrs. Madeline Mirow and two daughters.
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Charles L. Calkins
Nome
San Francisco
Madeleine Mirow
Hans Mirow
The
Mirow Air Service
Mr. Calkins
Calkins
Seattle
Loyal Order of Moose and the Pioneers of
Alaska
Catlins
Betty
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Chamber of Deputies
Athens
Iing
George
London
Naval Conference
L. Calkins
Pioneer Drug Store
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