07 Sep 1935
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Newspaper
The Nome Daily Nugget
Location
Nome, Alaska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1935
Page
1
More than a thousand infantrymen and artillerymen patrolled the Czech Polish border near Cieszyn to curb Czech Polish tensions. Polish nationalists damaged Czech language areas, and police arrested twelve men identified as ring leaders and ordered deportation. Praha demanded steps against Polish garrison requests to quell disturbances.
Eight hundred National Guardsmen seized control of Wallin in Harlan County and patrolled voting places during the Democratic runoff primary to nominate a governor and other state offices. Governor Lafoon backs Rhea, while an executive order bars troop interference. fears of mob violence followed a dynamite killing of County Attorney Middleton earlier in the week.
The Mannatawker, a steamer carrying passengers and freight from Norfolk to Chesapeake Bay points, was burned at the Yorktown wharf today. No injuries or deaths reported.
Al Capone, serving 11 years at Alcatraz for income tax evasion, was assessed 120000 dollars by the Internal Revenue Service for unpaid taxes on 20000 barrels of high powered beer. The notice hints at possible further searches for Capone assets hidden during his illicit activities.
At Pennsylvania Station hundreds of relatives greet 166 Dixie passengers and 65 crew members aboard a special train after rescue from the S S Dixie. Earlier 20 more passengers arrived on the Havana Special as emotions run high.
Howard Lyng describes the Matanuska project with 850 laborers including 600 from relief camps in California and Washington. Camp 1 near Palmer houses 400. Camp 2 holds about 150. Colonists and administration staff work on land clearing, logging, and construction as part of a statehood era farming program with a $3000 credit per colonist.
Honolulu September reports the sailing vessel Seth Parker battered by heavy seas off Hawaii. The three‑week old disaster left the ship leaking with three feet of water, pumps out, and crew of fifteen short on food as radio operator Philip S. Lord sought Coast Guard aid. A patrol boat moved to seize supplies and tow the vessel toward port.
In New York Mrs. Dorothy Browning Hyad seeks a $10,000 advance from a court for her adopted daughter claiming debt and lack of funds. In Washington Delegate Anthony Dimond plans a Alaska publicity tour this fall to push development, aiming to unite communities and industries and capitalize on national interest in Alaska.
The plan outlines clearing twelve acres in the first year with cumulative interest on a low loan for three years. Each family receives forty acres, some eighty to ensure usable land. It will take three years to reach remunerative production, after which families should be near self-sufficient in food, with continued livelihood from the colonist group.
A carrier delivers the Daily Nugget to your home for a monthly subscription of $2.00. The offer emphasizes saving money by opting for home delivery through the carrier.
Fairbanks reports Russell Hubbard perished when his plane cracked up near the Chena River. Pilot Herm Dieelyn landed the wrecked craft after Hubbard and A J Doughes had intended to reach the river. Percy Hubbard was crushed, Douglas burned, and others aided by Al Monsey and Pinne. Search parties including Dustress partier will continue for Hubbard.
Moscow reports detail resolutions of the Third International calling for control of land and industry, leadership by workers, police dismissal with a workers militia, and eventual seizure of governments to crush fascism and capitalism, shifting from defense to offense.
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