War Clouds Over Europe As Germany Rearms
German rearmament accelerates toward a half million army, with conscription to resemble the old imperial model. French and British officials fear diplomacy failing and seek defensive alliances while Moscow warns the Red Army to stay prepared for sudden war.
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Raynor to head Alaska exhibit work for San Diego Fair
Raynor, Alaska pioneer, was appointed by Governor Troy to lead preliminary work for the Alaska exhibit at the San Diego Fair. He has ties to Juneau and Fairbanks, and the governor asked Interior Secretary Ickes to arrange housing space for the exhibit.
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Governor Vetoes Paupers Oath Bill No 139
Juneau March 18 Governor Troy vetoed House Bill 139 Paupers Oath which would have allow ed persons without means sentenced 0 fine or imprisonment to be released from serving of the fine by taking a pauper s oath. He sent the bill without his signature to the Secretary of Alaska and argued it would not aid those invoking the provision and that courts would likely impose longer jail terms as court costs are paid from the C Fund from fines and forfeitures.
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Troy
Alaska
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Nome
Court Matters in Alaska District Court Larceny Pleas and Pleading Dates
In the District Court for the Second Division Territory of Alaska at 10 am today Thos Ulegak charged with larceny pleaded not guilty Trial date set for 10 am Tuesday March 26 Attorney Leroy Sullivan represents the defendant Max Gottschalk charged with larceny arraigned this morning He will plead tomorrow at ten o clock C C Tanner represents Bob Larson accused of larceny arraigned this morning pleading set for ten o clock tomorrow morning Counsel is Attorney Sullivan Lawrence Carson indicted on two counts of adultery and fornication date for pleading set for tomorrow morning ten o clock
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Young Couple Die After Plane Crash Near Spokane
Esther Goldback and Robert Sawyer, both in their early twenties, were killed when safety belts failed and the plane plunged about 1500 feet near Medi Lake. Pilot Joseph Muller faces indictment in relation to the crash as authorities note ensuing courtroom activity including grand jury returns and a special venue for upcoming hearings.
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Elizabeth Albert
Move to limit social security plan sparks Democratic caucus
Washington March 18 A congressional move to shelve part of the administration social security plan until next session draws claims from informed sources that the idea was rejected by the President. Greenway collected signatures to force a Democratic caucus on removing old age pensions from the security bill and enacting them separately. Senate leaders pivot to work relief bill changes while Glass expected to extend the Public Works Administration for two more years.
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Alaska and the Seward Purchase in 1867 Debates
A fragment recounts discussions on Alaska’s statehood, noting the 1867 Seward purchase from Russia for 7.2 million dollars and the ensuing political backlash. It mentions Alaska’s early governance, the 1884 fishing industry growth, and the 1912 territorial government establishment amid sparse population.
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Gold Rush Era People Choose New Life In Alaska
Nome and Fairbanks eras fade as adventurers and dreamers settle into a pioneering frontier. The article notes the gold rush days are history while a hardy population eyes remaining gold and chooses to settle, hinting at continued opportunities and a turn to peacetime life.
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Bloods Surge Over Farm Lands Create 8000 Homeless
Flooding from the St Francis River swept southward covering over 100000 acres of farms and forcing more than 8000 people from their homes in a spreading disaster near Memphis. The item notes rebuilding efforts for Nome.
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