Japs Question Pacific Air Base Move
Tokyo papers view Trans-Pacific Air Service plans by Pan American as military pressure. They quote headlines accusing the United States of establishing military airports under a civilian guise and extending air bases toward Japan.
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Alaska School Board Sets Teacher Exchange Rule
The territorial school board approved a rule allowing teacher exchange with other states and territories with an allowed one year leave of absence. The second regular meeting in Juneau had full attendance except Mrs Nordale of Fairbanks. Officials also called bids for two year pupil transportation contracts, a change from prior single year bids.
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British Author Faces Deportation
Chicago report says John St. Joe Strachey a British author and former MP faced possible deportation after arrest on charges of entering the United States by false statements. He described himself as a communist and is son of the late publisher of the London Spectator.
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Scotty Allan to Visit Bon Marche Seattle
Scotty Allan, famed Nome dog musher, visits Seattle to share Yukon tales and dog care advice. Sponsored by Dorothy Neighbors, the free program at Bon Marche auditorium features Allan and his dog team, with the Seattle Symphonic Band performing beforehand. Allan has driven in ten Alaska Sweepstakes races and earned over 70000 dollars in prize money.
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Senators Move to End Huey Long Filibuster Tactics
Senators press work relief bill action by challenging Huey Long filibuster through night and day sessions or a Closure Rule to curb debate. The debate centers on limiting Long's speaking time and ending the obstruction.
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Tax Question Division Wealth Alters Senate Debate
In Washington on March 14 the tax question and wealth division rose in the Senate to block a House resolution repealing a publicity law. Two proposals to raise taxes on the rich are stalled in the Senate with riders in the resolution, while more follow. Members praised by income should be distributed more evenly.
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Liquor Bill Passes House As Senate Debates Open Saloon
In Juneau on March 14 the House approved a liquor control measure by six to ten and sent it to the Senate, which contemplates an open saloon approach. The Senate also advanced mining department bills with amendments and agreed to an appropriation bill back to the House. The Women Pioneer's Home site board was created without funding.
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Byrns Warns Stray Democrats Over Progressive Bloc
In Washington on March 14 Speaker Byrns warns that any Democrats who join the new progressive bloc may face disciplinary action. He says sixteen attending the bloc's first meeting will likely be called to account as the movement is described as a third party trend.
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Wallace urges factories to raise output and cut prices
Secretary Wallace suggested factories should increase production by fifty percent and lower prices. He argued cheaper goods would aid farmers who have benefited from crop reductions and discussed implications for industrial recovery policies.
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The Name Daily Nugget Prepares to Print
The Name Daily Nugget announces readiness to perform printing duties for upcoming runs. Press shows a streamlined operation with typography and page layouts set for immediate production.
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Soviet Threat If Britain Aids German Aggression
March 14 Moscow reports say the Soviet army may reach nine hundred sixty thousand. Karl Radek warns England against concessions to German plans, promising increased defensive measures by the USSR if Britain talks with Hitler over France Muse and England. Germany’s military might is seen by France as a Versailles Treaty repudiation.
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Alaskan Wife Seeks $2008 Monthly Support From Husband
Mrs Ferris of Anchorage Alaska petitions Superior Court for alimony and child support. She states Joseph Perris is to provide about $5000 monthly income and notes real estate holdings and business interests including a breeding company and a Boise Idaho stake.
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Flood Waters Drive Thousands Toward Higher Ground
Imperfect report notes Mississippi residents flee rising floodwaters as tides of water push toward towns. Authorities warn of worsening flow and urge evacuation while relief agencies mobilize to assist affected communities.
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Eliminate Ninety Percent of War Profits Urged
The American Magazine article by High Jobson urges cutting wartime profits by 90 percent and pushing a new law to restore price levels to prewar norms under presidential authority. It calls for nationwide mechanics to fix every price within the national pattern.
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