Five U.S. Fisheries Representatives Enroute Alaska
A June dispatch notes that the U.S. plans to deploy 24 planes and 5 cruisers to the Aleutians. An AP report from San Diego describes air force maneuvers near Muroc Dry Lake California, showing pursuit planes and camouflaged anti aircraft installations as training to mimic combat conditions.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Muroe Dry Lake
California
Desert Base
U.S. Air Force
Japanese deny armed forces in Amur dispute as tensions rise
Tokyo officials charged a new invasion of Manchoukouan territory by Russian planes and gun boats while denying any Japanese armed forces in the Amur River area. The question of troop location in the troubled area was raised to the supreme army command as anxiety grew over a missing Manchoukuoan steamer. Moscow reports later said the Russian government agreed to withdraw troops and gunboats from the disputed Amur Islands.
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Tokyo
Japan
Manchoukouan
Amur River
Supreme Army Command
Manchoukuoan
Moscow
Shigemitsu
Amur Islands
Heat wave ends as cool air moves in across western U S
A Canadian air mass ends a five day Western heat wave with scattered showers, lowering temperatures from 100 degrees in ten midwestern states. At least 82 deaths are reported including 51 drownings and 31 heat prostration, with relief expected from thunderstorms. In Nevada, Jumbo Gold mine pace accelerates after judge lifts injunction, following a $500 purchase by George Austin and his sons who sold it for ten million dollars.
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Kansas City
Canadian Rockies
United States
Winnemucca
Nevada
Here
L. O. Hawkins
Walter E. Trent
Los Angeles
George Austin
US investigators to survey North Pacific fisheries
Five government representatives will survey reports of a Japanese invasion of American fisheries grounds in the North Pacific and Bering Sea. They will spend six weeks in Alaska, visiting the Pribilofs aboard the Brant and include Charles E. M. Jackson Ward Bower Leo Sturgeon Kilbourne Henceforth no pollution of water or air. Penalty under Chapter 52 of Session Laws of 1937.
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Associated Press
Seattle
United States
North Pacific
Bering Sea
Alaska
Brant
Charles E. M. E. Jackson
Ward Bower
Alaskan Division of Fisheries
Leo Sturgeon
U. S. State Department
Kilbourne
John McFall
House of Representatives
E. B. O'Connor
Chrm
Ing
Navy seaplanes reach Seattle on way to Alaska maneuvers
Twenty four U S Navy seaplanes arrived in Seattle after a San Diego to Seattle non-stop flight marking a record for heavily loaded planes. VP 9 VP 12 and VP 7 squadrons traveled north as part of planned maneuvers with six patrol squadrons designated for Aleutian operations and five heavy cruisers to depart Puget Sound on July 6.
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San Diego
Calif
U.S. Navy
Far North
Alaska
Aleutian
Seattle
Langley
Sky Patrol
Puget Sound
Sitka
Wrangell
Ketchikan
Auke Bay
Coridova
Valdez
Landspiper
Wash
A. D. Bernhard
Sand Point Naval Air Station
W. G. Tomlisson
Seattle Star at Standstill as Teamsters Block Delivery
Harry Marshall announces the Seattle Star ceases operations after Teamsters Union blocks drivers from delivering to street and district sales agents amid a dispute with the American Newspaper Guild. The Star keeps core staff at work as executives confer with Teamsters reps. Parishioners? No further details.
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Seattle
Harry Marshall
The
Seattle Star
Teamsters Union
American Newspaper Guild
Star
Teamsters
War Department approves breakwater for Seward harbor refuge
Secretary Woodring approves sixty five thousand dollars for a nine hundred fifty foot breakwater on the north side to serve Seward as a harbor of refuge in Washington D C. The announcement comes from the War Department.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Woodring
Seward
To Pay Or Not to Pay Mundin Quoting Hamlet
Herbert Mundin the sober faced comedian who plays the English butler is quoted from Hamlet as To Be or Not To Be. His wife has commenced divorce proceedings in a recent suit.
Fourth of July Dance Kickoff in Nome Celebration
Committee members meet to finalize plans for the July 4 dance at the school auditorium with a novel entertainment program promised. Calvin Pool states preparations are near complete and a large crowd is expected, with printing of the official program to appear in tomorrow’s paper.
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Calvin Pool
Jsports Entertainment
Nome
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Tampa
Florida
Ernest Miller
George Ledelle
T C. Daniels
Katherine Miller
Ardyce Pavek
Herbert Mundin
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