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The Nome Daily Nugget

Location

Nome, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1937

Page

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Reindeer Bill Seeks Native Ownership in Alaska

Delegate Anthony J. Dimond urged the House Territorial Committee to approve a bill to transfer Alaska reindeer from white owners to the Natives with a two million dollar appropriation. The plan would assign ownership of deer to either natives or the government, with distribution or trust arrangements. Carl Lomen of Lomen Reindeer Corp supported the measure.

Washington, D. C Anthony J. Dimond House Territorial Committee Alaska Dimond Carl Lomen The Lomen Reindeer Corporation Washington

Pilot of Naval Airplane Killed in Oregon Crash

Lieutenant Commander Paul F. Ives 40 died after a Reserve plane crash in dense fog near Yoncalla Oregon. Petty Officer Charles Ernest Brostrom bailed out uninjured. Ives died after attempting a bailout. Brostrom parachute entangled in a tree. silk scarf aided descent. Washington acted on Alaska bond approval requiring 65 percent voter support.

Yoncalla Oregon Paul F. Ives Naval Reserve Massachusetts Seattle Charles Ernest Brostrom Ives Brostrom

Government to send agent to Pacific and Alaska waters

The State Department will dispatch a government representative to Pacific coast and Alaska waters to examine Japanese fishing boats near Bristol Bay outside U S territorial limits. The probe follows reports of many Japanese vessels and a Coast Guard inquiry, with three government vessels noted nearby. Miller Freeman welcomed the move, saying it aligns with a January request by the Association of Pacific Fisheries and the Alaska Fishermen’s Union.

Washington D. C U. S. States Department Pacific Coast Alaska Bristol Bay Alaskan Coast Guard State Department Seattle Miller Freeman Association of Pacific Fisheries Alaska Fishermen's Union

House panel approves annual Alaska assessment work bill

Washington June 15 The House Mines and Mining Committee approved the Senate bill suspending the current fiscal year one hundred dollars annual Assessment Work requirement on mining claims held by location in Alaska and its passage is expected next week.

Washington, D. C House Mines and Mining Committee Senate

Alaska Not Included in Senate Bill Moratorium Debate

J. Dimond stated Alaska was excluded from the House bill proposing a one year moratorium on mining claim assessment work. He argued Alaskans generally oppose a moratorium and that assessment work sustains jobs and advances claim development, noting opposition to Alaska’s inclusion in prior years.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Anthony J. Dimond Alaska Senate House

Captiol freighter burns. crew escapes by lifeboat

Captain Homer Stroup of the Sound freighter Capitol reports his fifty ton vessel burned to the water line about a quarter mile off Johnson Point in Puget Sound. The captain and a twelve man crew escaped in a lifeboat as the ship sank after three explosions suspected to involve fuel oil tanks. The boat valued at $20,000.

Olympia Wash Homer Stroup Capitol Johnson Pt

Tension Grows as Steel Strike Intensifies in Area

Report from Youngstown describes renewed strike actions at Youngstown Sheet and Tube. Explosions heighten tensions as Detroit back to work efforts by General Motors face clashes with pickets. Mayor Shields appeals to President Roosevelt for intervention and notes kidnapping and bombing incidents near the Cambria works of Bethlehem Steel. A Bethlehelm election at Cambria works is proposed to determine union representation.

Youngstown Elu Jm. Tensin Detroit General Motors al Settlemen Ternstedt Manufacturing Company

Break Expected In Kidnaping Case

Two garbage collectors reported Federal Agents that on the day Mrs. Alice Parsons vanished they were barred from her home by a Russian housekeeper Anna Kupryanova who pointed to a large package tied with cord and said that is all. Authorities considered the incident a possible breakthrough.

Stonybrook N. Y Alice Parsons

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