Three Coast Guard fliers die on storm patrol
Three Coast Guard men on storm patrol were killed when their amphibian plane crashed into Tampa Bay near St Petersburg. Lieutenant Chas Martin Perrott pilot Radioma Walter O Morris and mechanic William D. Eubanks were aboard the craft, with Perrott and Morris bodies recovered.
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Jacksonville
Florida
Coast Guard
South Florida
Chas Martin Perrott
Walter O Morris
William D. Eubanks
Tampa Bay
St Petersburg
Atlantic Ocean
Perrott
Morris
Democrats Take Charge Of Philadelphia Convention Hall
Philadelphia report states Democrats took possession of the convention hall and doubled its field and office staff, with three work shifts to complete in five days what normally takes weeks. The arena, seating about fifteen thousand, was prepped for next week's Democratic Convention amid private function rentals.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Auditorium
Great Arena
Caracas Strike Ends After Five Day Labor Dispute
In Caracas on June 15 the five day strike ended with both strikers and the government claiming victory on demands to erase the law suppressing leftist movements.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Pioneer Drug Store Changes Hands in Nome
Mr. C. J. Newlin of Fairbanks announced the purchase of the Pioneer Drug Store of Nome from Mrs. Charlotte Potter. Ed Steffen of Nome becomes manager with plans for a full renovation including a 13 chair all electric soda fountain and lunch counter. Bud Macklin will head the fountain department assisted by Miss Ann Loken. Continued on Page Four.
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C. J. Newlin
Fairbanks
Pioneer Drug Store
Nome
Charlotte Potter
Ed. Steffen
Bud Macklin
Victoria
Seattle
Steffen
Macklin
Ann Loken
Newlin
Co-Operative Drug Store
Roosevelt's Son Refuses Comment on May Run Seat
James Roosevelt, eldest son of the president, declines to discuss reports he may seek a congressional seat in Massachusetts. The post mentions the district once held by former Cambridge mayor Richard M. Russell.
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Associated Press
Boston
James Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Richard M. Russell
Methods Talked To Prevent Civil War Outbreak
Nanking June 16. Authorities discuss measures to prevent civil war as Canton demands for united Chinese action against Japan at Shanghai are under review. Four nations gunboats patrol the harbor with US UK French and Japanese warships present. Militarists say rapid deployment into Hunan gives Chiang Kaishek control of the region.
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Associated Press
Nanking
Hunan
Canton
Shanghai
United States
Smo Chiang Kaisheku
Report On The Condition Of Congressman Zineneck
Washington June 15 A report on the mental condition of Marion Zineneck a Washington state congressman confined to Gallinger hospital for weeks is due this week Doctor Edgar A Bocock hospital superintendent says the report is virtually complete but a publication date is not yet set
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Associated Press
Washington
Marion Zineneck
Victoria Ready Sail for Seattle By Way Teller
The S. S. Victoria of the Alaska Line, Captain A. A. Anderson, returned to Nome from Norton Sound ports about noon today and is prepared to load passengers, baggage, etc. outbound in Seattle as soon the weather calms sufficiently. The vessel will then sail for Teller and from there for Seattle. Cole Cash, National Grocery Co. Gil Rich of the Black Bear Manufacturing Co. and E. D. Erskine representing Seattle Hardware Co. arrived on the Vic from St. Michaels. The National Grocery Co. motor boat Reliance, used on the Yukon trip, was left at St. Michael and will proceed to Unalakleet where they will meet it later.
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S. S. Victoria
Alaska Line
A. A. Anderson
Nome
Norton Sound
Seattle
Teller
Seattle Cole Cash
National Grocery Co
Gil Rich
Black Bear Manufacturing Co
E. D. Erskine
Seattle Hardware Co
Vic
St. Mikes
Reliance
Yukon
St. Michael
Unalakleet
Nome harbor halted cargo discharge on strong southwest winds
Discharging of general cargo from the S S Tana na of the Alaska Line at Nome was halted late yesterday due to high winds from the southwest which created rough water to lighter goods.
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Alaska
Nome
Former Nome Boy is Married San Francisco
The marriage was announced in San Francisco on June 16. Jenna M. Dunn, an East Bay editor of the Chronicle, wed Sue Weskerne, a musician. Dunn formerly clerked for the United States District Court in Nome and Juneau and was from Anchorage. The couple are former Seattle newspaper staffers.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Jenna M. Dunn
East Bay
The
Chronicle
Sue Weskerne
Dunn
John H. Dunn
United States District 11
Nome
Juneau
Anchorage
Ser
Seattle
Nome Airport air service flights tied to express mail moves
Airplane news reports pilot Hall of the Mirow Air Service returning to Nome from Fairbanks with first class mail and express. Hall plans Tin City to Jerry Lomen with Arnold Saley and another passenger. Noel Wien and Mrs Wien travel with Northern Air Transport on a Fair state run to Fairbanks at nine p.m. last night after several days in Nome.
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Pilot Hall
Mirow Air Abe
Nome
Fairbanks
Tin City
Jerry Lomen
Arnold Saley
Express
Teller
Cornell
Taylor
Clyde White
Noel Wien
Mrs. Wien
Northern Air Transport Tric
Fair
Dr Gruening Returns To Washington Deep Alaska Frontier Reflections
Washington dispatch notes Ernest Gruening returning Sunday with observations on Alaska as the American frontier. He describes Alaskan towns as sturdy and self reliant, likening them to western farm towns a generation ago.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
English author Gilbert Chesterton dies after illness
Gilbert Keith Chesterton aged 62 prominent English author and critic died Sunday after a weeklong illness. He fell ill following a holiday in France and passed away with his wife at his side in Baconfield England on June 15.
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Associated Press
Baconfield
England
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
France
Inventor Creates Submarine Diving Bell for Pearl Hunting
Wm. Lindley, a 27 year old Los Angeles inventor, reports a new submarine diving bell designed for pearl hunting off Pensacola. The unit weighs about a ton, measures roughly five and a half feet, and features bullet-shaped glass, a flat port. It is built to withstand 25 000 feet with a five to one safety factor, with 500 feet as the expected working depth.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Wm. Lindley
Juneau
Pansiia
WPA Workers Paid Off At The Project
Several hundred WPA workers on a north Seattle pipeline project forced a payment clash Saturday when paychecks were claimed overdue. Police escorted the group from the building after officials said checks were not due on Saturdays.
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Seattle
WPA
Civil Guard Suffer Fatalities in Madrid Attack
In Madrid a civil guard was fatally injured after being attacked near socialist headquarters. Four other persons died in fresh violence as clashes erupted following a leftist election last month, raising total fatalities above two hundred. A spectator saw guards storm the building and locate the body.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Bebutting & Fou
Nome Taxes Due 1935 Notice for July 15 1936
The City of Nome calls all real and personal taxes for 1935 due by July 15 1936. Penalty and interest will accrue on unpaid amounts and the delinquent tax roll will be prepared advertised and property sold as required by law. City Clerk Walsh signs the notice with publish dates June 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 1936.
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Nome
Mrs Fisher of Ruby Died in Fairbanks Tuesday
Mrs Charles Fisher of Ruby died Tuesday in Fairbanks after illness noted as a lingering trouble. She was 32 with three daughters, including Mildred Fisher of Ruby. The Alaska Yukon planter's widow left late last winter, and her burial details are incomplete in this report.
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Associated Press
Fairbanks
Charles Fisher
Raveans Ag
Fishe
Mildred Fister
Raby
Candidates Win Two And Lose Two Nominations
A brief political note from Portland Maui reports two nominations won and two lost by candidates, with incomplete trailing text describing party alignment and local figures. Names and details are garbled, but the outcome indicates mixed results for the slate.
Max Baer Gains Decision in Rugged Fight
Max Baer wins by decision after a hard fought bout described with rough exchanges and lingering interest. The match details indicate Baer controlled the action through the later rounds as the judges tallied the score.
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Max Baer
Ferry Cable Break Kills One Injures Another on Yukon Trip
On June 15 a Yukon River ferry between Dawson and West Side of the river broke its steering gear when the main towing cables snapped. Passenger Edward Ryan was killed and 25 year old Erlc Benson suffered a broken arm.
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Associated Press
Dawson
Peron
Yukon
Edward Ryan
Erlc Benson
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