Eyes of Europe Drawn to Poland After Pilsudsky Death
Marshal Pilsudsky, 67, died in Warsaw of uremia. Europeans fear shifts in Poland's role as Laval and Litvinoff confer in Moscow on mutual peace plans. British observers warn of potential frontier tensions with Germany and broader realignments in Europe.
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Schall Attacks President Before Bar Association
Minnesota Senator Thomas Schall told Chicago Bar Association that if Roosevelt runs and wins in 1936 there may be no future elections and the United States could be history. He compared Roosevelt to a catallus and described his methods as Fabian.
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Weather at Nenana Today
Nenana noon weather was clear with a 15 mph north wind and a 48 degree reading. The report notes a record has been broken.
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Ice Out Date Hinted May 20 for Lake in Question
Local observers estimate the ice may break up around May 20 with one speculative guess pointing to August 8. The source notes uncertainty and no official proclamation.
Nenana Ice Holding Could Set Record This Year
Nenana, May 13. The Tanana River ice at 5 42 A M remains intact extending Alaska’s sixty thousand dollar guessing contest beyond the usual last breaking date. Ice is four feet thick, twice last year’s, with heavy anchor ice, indicating a late movement.
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Pioneers Meet Wednesday May 15 at Nevada Hall
The Pioneers hold a meeting on Wednesday May 15 at 8 P M in Nevada Hall. Almer Rydeen serves as president. Subscribe to The Name Daily Nugget for 2.00 per month by carrier.
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Gold Stampeders Leave Sunday for Northern Strike
Pilot Chester Brown of Northern Air Transport flew two passengers to Shungnak while secrecy shrouded plans for a northern expedition. George Laiblin and Tommy Woods joined the trip as they aimed for the Endicott Range to join the rumored gold strike near the Colville River headwaters, about 150 miles north of Martin Point. The party planned a summer absence, with Brown returning to Nome afterward.
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Ross J. Kinney
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Mining Men Of Spruce Cr Arrive By Plane Sunday
Tolbert Scott arrives by Roust Airways plane on Sunday to Spruce Creek in Solomon for summer dredging work. Scott and Fred Jones and Bill Jones form the mining trio at Spruce Creek and anticipate a busy season due to high gold prices. The party returns from Juneau after legislative duties and a brief vacation, noting Alaska’s growing mining interest and a potential boom. Subscribe for The Name Daily Nugget.
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Matanuska Colonists Told Work Will Follow Sabbath Observance
Project director Don Trwin told Matanuska colonists that not all of life will be wild straw berries and cream as they start farming. The Sabbath was observed by settlers in bright sun, with mountains in view, underscoring the era’s pioneer spirit. Only fifteen percent of land will be cleared this year for next year’s planting. It will take two or three years to clear the remaining forty acre plots for each family, but the settlers are satisfied.
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Vinson Bill Would Pay Billions to World War Veterans Now
The Vinson bill would distribute about 2.357 billion dollars to world war veterans across the nation if enacted, with average payments near 1000 dollars for those without adjusted service certificates and around 500 dollars for loan holders. Details show ranges from roughly 62 to 1592 dollars, and note that 3.529 million certificates had been issued by last November with 3.013 million loans totaling 1.702 billion. The measure, backed by the American Legion and introduced by Rep. Vinson, would allow cancellation of loan interest and refund of interest already paid, contrasting with the Patman bill which would deduct loan interest.
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Texas
Explains Duties of Fishery Committee
Washington May ... Commissioner Bell explained that the new national fisheries advisory committee keeps the secretary of commerce in close touch with practical problems of the industry. It is composed of representatives of fishing interests including both fishermen and packers. The committee is unpaid and advised on matters important to operations of the industry.
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Miners' Strike Aided by Longshoremen Caravan
In Jackson California on May 13 an automobile caravan of International Longshoremen's Association members demonstrated for striking miners. A clash occurred between union supporters and sheriff’s deputies with citizen members of the American Protective League using baseball bars and other clubs as weapons. Twelve were arrested.
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Governor Troy Aims for Federal Funds on International Highway
Governor John W. Troy traveling toward San Diego expects federal public works aid for building the Seattle to Fairbanks International Highway. He voiced optimism that Washington will secure necessary funding for the project.
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Fleet In Pearl Harbor Awaits Orders and Strength Display
In Pearl Harbor 42 warships anchored awaiting orders for a westward dash. The event marks the greatest naval concentration to steam into Pearl Harbor with secret maneuvers reported planned. Two of twelve dreadnoughts left toward the Aleutian fleet. eyewear advertisement noted nearby.
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