Alaska’s Future Outlook By Governor Sulzer In Seward
Former New York governor William Sulzer predicts Alaska will see a large population rise and become an independent, prosperous frontier within 50 years. He spoke in Seward during a 43rd Alaska trip, touting mineral wealth, hydroelectric progress, and planned rail access with Col. Otto F. Oblion and L Ray.
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Alaska
Seward
Pacific Coast
Wiliam Sulzer
New York
Otto F. Oblion
Alaska Railroad
L . Ray
Anchorage
Ohlson
van Gilder
City
Seattle
Sulzer
Prince of Wales Island
Salmon Canneries Set to Open Fall Season in Oregon
Nearly all Columbia River salmon canneries prepare to open for the fall season after fishermen voted to accept packers price offers. Processing to begin at 2 cents per pound for ordinary chinooks.
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Associated Press
Astoria
Ore
Columbia River
Innocent Man Freed After Confession Clears Murder Charge
In Tacoma John T MacGuire a 26 year old Seattle fisherman was freed from a murder charge after Michael L Mooney a 24 year old convict serving twenty years for bank robbery confessed. Mooney previously claimed MacGuire was tried once with a hung jury and faced a second trial. Mooney admitted the killing during the holdup last March and gave details that supported MacGuire's innocence.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
John T MacGuire
Seattle
Arthur Erickson
Michael L. Mooney
Mooney
MacGuire
Puyallup
German protest over Nazi banner remark to U S
The German government formally protested to the State Department regarding a New York magistrate's comparison of the Nazi flag with piracy symbolism. Ambassador Dr. Hans Luther presented the oral protest to Secretary of State Hull, marking a notable diplomatic action in response to the remarks by Magistrate Louis.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
New York
Cordell Hull
Hans Luther
Louis
American Vessel released workers in Vancouver BC strike
Vancouver B C Sept 11 The American freighter Point Ancha tied up since last June by a strike was released last Saturday a strike committee of the longshore and water transport workers of Canada announced terms that Swayne and Hoyt owners would pay a discharged crew in full and that the company would remove the freighter from British Columbia immediately and send no more ships there while strike conditions prevailed
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Associated Press
Vancouver
B. C
Weather Bureau Expands Forecasts to Aleutians
The Weather Bureau announced plans to blanket the North Pacific with a full weather forecasting service led by Dr. E Calvert. Aimed at trans Pacific ships, it will greatly increase reports and establish a permanent Aleutian observatory on Kanaga Island following the success of temporary stations.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
U. S Weather Bureau
North Pacific
E . Calvert
Aleutian Islands
Kanaga Island
Hoover To Speak Here Before Young Republicans
Hoover will address Oakland on October 5 before eleven state convention groups of young Republicans. The scheduled appearance is part of a civic engagement plan by the Republican organization.
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Associated Press
Oakland
Herbert Hoover
Funeral Of Huey P Long Set For Tomorrow
Huey P Long will be buried in the state capitol area after a day of lying in state with National Guardsmen and a guard of honor from the State University cadets. The funeral is scheduled for 4 PM tomorrow on the state house lawn with plans described as among the most impressive in state history.
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State University
Stile House
Long
Soviet Icebreaker Discovers Three Islands in Pole Area
Soviet Arctic explorers aboard the icebreaker reported the discovery of three small islands in the North Polar region. Professor George Usijagoll, expedition leader, flew over the islands to confirm their positions for map marking. The sighting occurred after midnight on September 7 as fog cleared and the party described three islands separated by narrow straits.
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Pole
Associated Press
Moscow
Sovet Arctic
North Polar
Soviet Union
George Usijagoll
Feacer
Sudko
Italo Ethiopian Crisis Sparks League Warning
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations 16th assembly warning of the Italo Ethiopian conflict’s dangers. An Italian spokesman asserts the crisis won’t be worsened, while fears rise Germany may claim territories outside Europe if deprived of its colonies.
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Associated Press
Geneva
League of Nations
16Th Assembly
Italy
Germany
Europe
Britain backs League principles in Ethiopia dispute
Sept 11 Britain’s Foreign Secretary Samuel Hoare stated to the League Assembly that the nation fully supports League of Nations principles in the Italy Ethiopia clash. The move signals opposition to unwarranted war, while Italy presses ahead and Ethiopia mobilizes battalions. France tightens arms controls as peace talks wane. An Italian communique denied a German non aggression pact.
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Britain
Imbroglio
Italy
Ethiopia
Great Britain
League of Nations
League Assembly
Samuel Hoare
Mussolini
Utiopia
France
Germany
Joe Louis Preparation Bout With Baer At Yankee Stadium
Louis conducts a workout in Paterson area ahead of the 15 round bout with Max Baer at Yankee Stadium set for September 24. Promoter Mike Jacobs and New York athletic commissioner Walker Wear observe with 200 delegates from a national colored baptist convention presence.
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Associated Press
Pompton Lakes
Aloe Louis
Clef Kook
Max Baer
Yankee Stadium
Mike Jacobs
New York State
Walker Wear
New York
Louis
Baer Sharpens Punching Accuracy for Louis Bout
Max Baer trains for his September 24 showdown with Joe Louis focusing on precision and power. Observers note his punching accuracy has improved since the Braddock fight, as he hones technique ahead of the heavyweight clash.
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Max Baer
Louis
Associated Press
Maxie Baer
Joe Louis
Braddock
This Prospector Is Not Stopped by A New Wooden
Frank Walters, an Alaska prospector, overcomes a severe handicap to pursue life at his camp on the Middle Fork. Despite losing a limb, he trains with an artificial leg and wooden limb and plans to tramp as soon as his health allows.
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Alaska
Frank Walters
Middle Fork
Walters
Smoke Camp Fire Traced to Local Native Lone Butte Region
Anchorage report states the campfire at Byone Lake, previously linked to the missing Art Hines party, was started by a Lone Butte region native. Pilots Steve Mills and Don Goodman returned to Anchorage after determining the origin.
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Art Hines
Associated Press
Anchorage
Byone Lake
Here
Steve Mills
Don Goodman
Lone Butte
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