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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1937
Page
1
Summer White House officials said the government will rely on existing naval vessels in the Far East to evacuate Americans in danger zones. After a conference with President Roosevelt and Admiral Leahy, they decided there was no need for additional ships at Shanghai.
Hollywood report says Clara Bow the retired screen star is negotiating a comeback after a salary dispute. Bow lives on a Nevada ranch near Searchlight with her son and husband Rex Bell, the cowboy actor.
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Japanese naval authorities warn all foreign shipping to avoid naval concentrations in the Whangpoo River and Yangtze Estuary, the only sea route open. In Shanghai, U S and British commanders discuss convoy corridors to move mercy ships and refugees under armed escort as heavy fighting spreads along the Whangpoo banks toward Woosung. Chinese forces withdraw to inland positions as Japan alleges control of Woosung and Paushah near the Yangtze.
High officials indicated American merchant ships will be allowed to resume calls at Shanghai. Informed persons said Navy vessels would increase watchfulness but it was unlikely the Navy would formally convoy ships in and out of port.
The Marine Exchange reported the Mexican steamer Cedros split in two after a collision with the freighter Hidalun off the Baja California coast. One man was killed.
Insurgents claim thirteen air attacks using massed planes against the Government push on the Arragon Front. Government forces near Stranle report counter air strikes did not stop their steady advance toward Belchite.
The Bureau vessel North Star remains at anchor awaiting favorable weather before sailing to Barrow with 90 barrels of Standard Oil gasoline and oils for Soviet rescue planes. Shipment is arranged by the Lomen Commercial Co.
Pioneers of Alaska to hold a meeting at 8 P M on Wednesday September 1st in the office of Almer Rydeen Dave Gray secretary. Subscribe for The Nugget.
About a thousand passengers aboard the German liner were placed under health department observation for two weeks. Health Commissioner Join J Rice said 29 to 42 crew cases indicated typhoid. The Ameri Line decided to send the ship back to Hamburg with the full crew, all passengers released from the ship after inspection showing no passenger illness.
Milwaukee dispatch reports United Auto Workers of Amelia planning to organize Ford Motor Company workers nationwide. Aimed at about 125000 employees, the drive includes a pledged four hundred thousand dollar war chest to finance the effort.
The White House announced President Roosevelt signed legislation abolishing Nome as a customs port Bates. The change takes effect September 28 in Washington DC? The order affects Nome and removes its customs status.
Mellon leaves entire personal fortune to educational and charitable trust with 180000 exempt from inheritance taxes. The will, announced after his East Liberty Presbyterian Church funeral, provides for personal employees and none to his two children who were already provided for.
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