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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
4
Nome's 1935 Spring Cleanup Campaign launches June 1 to 8 with City Council plans to clear debris and improve health and sanitation. Health and Relief Committees will inspect properties and require debris be moved to the streets for collection by the city dump truck. Property owners not cleaning after notification may face charges. Public cooperation urged to finish before boats arrive.
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An official communique from Rome on June 1 reports a major mobilization for East Africa. It includes one army division and two Fascist Black Shirt divisions, aiming to exceed a quarter of a million Italian soldiers in the region.
Local flights feature Chester Brown and Chas Anderson flying to Teller with B W Vallat as passenger while Frank Whaley tests wheel gear over the city. Robbins hauls to Fairbanks with Mrs Elnora Benawa and G E Bassett. mail carried. Funeral of Mrs Tony Tony held at Methodist church. interment Belmont Point. FHA Director says Housing Day postponed to June 15 in Alaska. Nome bank president plans Seattle to Ketchikan to Juneau to Fairbanks Nome flight outline.
Reports show no information on the S. S. Dellwood of the Alaska Line as of press time. The Nugget cannot print the passenger list until the ship departs for Nome from Seattle.
The Common Council designates June 1 to June 8 as Clean up Week. Property owners should place debris at street adjacents for city truck collection free of charge. Health and Relief Committee with the Chief of Police will inspect sanitary conditions and report to the council.
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