Record of Alaska Twelfth Legislature Grand Appropriations
The 12th Alaska Legislature approved a total appropriations bill of 2 802 783 90 with 2 563 650 for expenses over two years and large lines for schools universities education and roads. Local option liquor measures accompany the package as part of the session's actions.
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Territorial
Juneau
Attorney General
Matanuska
Commissioner of Education
University of Alaska
Alaska
German Feelings Rise Over France in Peace Talks Clash
Berlin reports show German passions surged by propaganda accusing France of torpedoing disarmament. The backlash follows Paris's new military measure and a heated debate in the French parliament over extending conscription, amid preparations for European peace talks between Britain and Germany.
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Associated Press
Berlin
France
Simon
England
Hitler
Germany
Feared Plane Crash Kills Congo Mission Party
Congolese terrain rumors claim Governor General Edoard Renard his wife and five French officers are dead after a plane went down in swampy jungle near Brazzaville. Local reports mix fear with unconfirmed details from Middle Congo authorities.
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Brazzaville
Middle Congo
Congo
Edoard Renard
French Equatorial Africa
Lack Of Oxygen Forces Wiley Post To End Flight
Wiley Post aborts his high altitude round the world attempt after seven hours aloft. He covers 2044 miles at 279.36 mph before landing in Cleveland due to oxygen shortage. Post says he will not discuss the flight. Three murderers from the Hauptmann era are executed elsewhere, with a prison official recount.
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Wiley Post
Associated Press
Cleveland
Witrenton
Brun
Los Angeles
New York
Municipal
John Berry
Post
Wiley Post To Fly In Alaska
Mechanics assemble a plane for Wiley Post to use in Alaska for travel and hunting possibly as charter work. Post was recently hunting in Alaska. the aircraft is built around a new fuselage with a used wing set and a motor bought in the East.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Wiley Post
Alaska
Post
Judge Settles Emerson Sewell Marital Mixup
Los Angeles March 16 Judge Ben F Lindsay awarded custody of the three Emerson sons to their grandparents E L Schultz and wife in settlement of the Emerson Sewell marital mixup. Lindsay denied Emerson and wife’s counter divorce petitions and warned Mrs Emerson to discontinue relations with Sewell.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Walter Emerson
E L Schultz
Ben F Lindsay
Emerson-Sewell
Lindsay
Emerson
Sewell
President Roosevelt faces fading popularity amid New Deal doubts
Henry T Harriman says the president has lost some popularity in the past four months though people still admire him and want faith in his policies. He notes voters want jobs and wonder if New Deal measures will deliver comfort and security.
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Associated Press
Washington
Henry T Harriman
Roosevelt
Carnera TKOs Impellittiere in ninth round title bid push
Primo Carnera defeated Ray Impellitteire by technical knockout in the ninth round of a ten round bout in New York. Jack Dempsey refereed as about eighteen thousand spectators attended, with receipts totaling forty four thousand nine hundred fifty two dollars.
Nome Daily Nugget Ad Change Deadlines
The Nome Daily Nugget outlines ad change rules with deadlines for regular and new advertisements. Changes must be received by 4 PM the day before insertion, and new ads by 1 30 PM on the insertion day.
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Nome
Oil tanker sailors press for recognition amid nationwide strikes
Sailors from Ketchikan Alaska to San Diego press a preferential recognition claim as other maritime unions stage sympathy strikes. More than twenty vessels were tied up at ports including Standard Oil’s tanker with Captain F H Lucas and the President Jefferson in Seattle.
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San Francisco
Ketchikan
Alaska
San Diego
Standard Oil
F. H. Lucas
San Pedro
Jefferson
Seattle
Masters, Mates and Pilots Association
Nome deer slaughter boosts market receipts per native reports
The Associated Press reports dramatic increases in Nome deer hides and meat shipments. Reindeer receipts flood Nome markets as hunters haul carcasses from Fort Davis three miles away, with Marmot, Morgenthau, and the Treasury cited in noting strong tax receipts and market demand.
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Reiner
Maine
A. Polet Stures
Nome Fom Fort Davis
Subscribe offer for The Name Daily Nugget
Advertisement announces a subscription option offering The Name Daily Nugget for $2.00 per month by carrier and $1.50 per month by mail.
600 Families Flee From Their Loaded Homes
Flood waters forced 600 families from their homes across southern Missouri and eastern Kansas as Mississippi tributaries weakened. A March dust storm swept the plains, followed by rain and snow. The item promotes Nome Daily Nugget rebuilding notices.
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Avocnted
Brass
Missouri
Kansas
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Polet
Congo Jungles
Nome Brass
Fire Hall
Nevada Hall
Henry Burgh
Michael Mule
Connie Sharpone
Geo. Destefano Jr
Jobin S. A
Towski
Hauptmann
Mrs Emerson
Primo Carnera
Ray Impellitteire
Primo
the Tremury
Morgenthau Wevsors
Pilgrim Springs Mission
Nevada
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