Rare Dip Net of Alaska Curios Becomes 80 Year Old Artifact
A net made about eight decades ago from spun hemp and knots arrived to Earl N. Gime from Frank Williams, billed as an Alaska curiosity from Kotzebue and St Michael. The artifact, once common, is now scarcely produced and joins other collected items in a display.
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Petersburg
Earl N. Gime
Frank Williams
Miles
Kotzebur
St. Michael
Ohmer
Alaska
Senate approves Alaska Eskimo reindeer industry bill
The Senate Indian Committee approves a bill to create a permanent program to sustain Alaska Eskimo economy by promoting native reindeer activity. It authorizes an initial two million dollar appropriation. Delegate Anthony J. Dimond introduces a similar House bill.
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Senate Indian Committee
Alaska
Pay In Advance and Save Two Dollars on Subscriptions
A reader offer encourages subscribers to pay ahead to save two dollars. The promotion highlights the financial incentive and seeks to attract upfront payments for ongoing service. The messaging targets current and new readers with a clear discount for upfront commitment.
Platinum Mine Gets Equipment for Goon News Bay
New equipment and supplies for the platinum workings in the Goon News Bay region were aboard the Alaska line steamer Mount McKinley en route to Seward. Other mining gear for the north included two large steel pontoons for a gold dredge in the Fairbanks area.
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Goon News
Alaska Line
Mount McKinley
Fairbanks
Seward
Union Fight Over Mediation in Seattle Strike Ends
Federal regional labor official refused to mediate a jurisdictional dispute between the Alaska Cannery Union of Cannery Workers and Farm Laborers. He cited affiliation with the American Federation of Labor and said the board will handle only contentions between union and employer. Cannery union representatives kept conference underway.
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Sign
Alaska Cannery
Fo Cannery Workers
Amsco Federation of Labor
Hope
Cannery
British and French Warships Patrol Bay Biscay Evacuate Bilbao
British and French fleets patrol the Bay of Biscay to protect refugees fleeing Bilbao. Nine freighters carry about five thousand women and children to France while insurgent forces move within miles of Bilbao, threatening evacuation of up to 350000 refugees.
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Bay Biscay
Associated Press
ST. Jean de Luz
Frazer
Bay of Biscay
Ges
Bilbao
Premier Japan Won’t Step Down After Election Defeat
Tokyo May 3 Premier Senjuro Hayashi said he would not resign after a landslide defeat at the polls. Opponents of the army government hold 400 of 466 seats, and the premier may stay in office on grounds of a national emergency.
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Associatedress
Tokyo
Senjuro Hayashi
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Wallis Simpson Wins Final Decree in Separation Case
After months of court routine and a delayed appeal, Wallis Simpson secures a final decree of separation. She is free to marry the Duke of Windsor the former King of England who announced his abdication. The couple plans a wedding after the coronation of George VI, with no principals present at the hearing.
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Furnish Supplies
Wallis Simpson
Edward VIII
Duke of Windsor
Kings of
England
St. Wolfgang
Austria
Tours
France
Red Cross to aid seventy orphaned Baptist children in Kodiak
The Red Cross divisions headquarters in San Francisco announced plans to provide bedding and food for about seventy burned Baptist mission children at Kodiak. A coast guard cutter may deliver the supplies from Seward.
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Ascoriated
San Pirrancisco
Red Cries
Baptists So
Kodiak
Coast Guard
Seward
Sickly Youth Dies in Fall From School Roof
John Mathews a 15 year old Newark resident died after a thirty five foot fall while climbing the roof of a school to retrieve a lost ball. The boy had been ill all his life and recently was declared cured by doctors. He chose a baseball game over a movie and was fatally injured in the accident.
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Los Angeles
Cliford P. Hopson
Bakersfield
Associated Press
Tne Associated Press
Newark
New Jersey
John Mathews
For Sale At the Nome Nugget
Bundle sale item offered at the Nome Nugget store with emphasis on bulk purchase for starting fires. Local ad notes available quantity and price per bundle.
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