Roosevelt Takes Oath For Second Term In Rain Soaked Inauguration
President Roosevelt, sworn in for a second four year term, pledged to fight poverty and injustice as crowds braved a cold drizzle at the Capitol. He spoke of continuing recovery since 1933 and the goal to lift every American citizen in the nation's interest.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
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Roosevelt Reaffirms Constitutional Role in Second Inauguration
Franklin D Roosevelt spoke of social justice using new materials to build a lasting structure for future generations. He took the oath again before Chief Justice Hughes as Supreme Court justices listened, marking the 150th anniversary of the Constitution and reiterating strong federal powers to secure liberty and general welfare.
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Vocational Classes Organized in Nome Winter Program
Vocational education courses planned after Territorial Director A. E. Schoettler’s Nome visit have formed a winter program. The Knitting Class led by Mrs. A. Polet, Sr. opened yesterday at the public school with fourteen members and one vacancy, continuing for a set period.
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A. E. Schoettler
Nome
Miss Morris
A. Polet
Alaska Lands Are Ordered Reserved For Fur Farms
President Roosevelt issued an order reserving future Alaska lighthouse lands for lease to fur farming operators. The measure applies only to lands outside national forests and marks a shift in use for offshore and coastal sites.
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Alaska
Planes and dog teams aid miner in Cascade snow rescue
Winthrop Washington January 20. A dramatic rescue unfolds as seven dogs fly from Wallace Idaho toward a stricken Azurite mine worker Fred White in a remote Cascade location. A second dog team will accompany to fetch Doctor E T Murdock and nurse, bringing back the rescue party.
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Cascade Mountains
Wallace
Idaho
Fred White
E. T. Murdock
Alaska Territorial Measures Hit Legislature
Senator Henry Roden introduces a measure to bring the Territory under the Federal Social Security Act and proposes a four member committee from each house to study process. other bills address salaries nepotism workers compensation pension reduction age to 60 with $45 monthly rise and a Juneau mine tour for lawmakers this Friday.
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Henry Roden
Ed Coffey
Senate
Alaska Juneau
Flu Epidemic Spreads From California To British Columbia
San Francisco reports a rising tide of upper respiratory infections with 693 cases and eight influenza deaths this year. Vancouver records pneumonia deaths, while Oregon notes about twenty thousand ill. Hollywood studios halt nonessential work as the epidemic grows more serious.
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San Francisco
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Los Angeles
L. C. Geiger
Vancouver
Oregon
Frederick Stricker
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