PLATFORM OF
COCHRAN
“Being a candidate upon the
democratic ticket for re-election
to the office of Senator, it is
deemed proper to state some of
my accomplishments in the Al
aska legislature.
“To the
citizens of
the 2nd.
: Division
.of Alaska;
- “ At.all
!«*•••
■ tunes and
.uppp all
..measures
I haye.ex
ercised. my
;g>wn tree
. judgement
At the
O. D. Cochran session of
the LegisT
lature, I introduced the bill,
which was passed and approved,
and has prevented the rationing
of foods in Alaska.
“During! my service in the Sen
ate, I have been at all times a
member of. and for the most
part chairman of the Committee
on Territorial instituions. under
whose jurisdiction comes the pi
oneer home, and schools.
“As chairman of that committee
I approved the bill raising the
salaries of teachers 25 per cent.
“I have made regular exam
inations of the Pioneers Home at
Sitka, and introduced a bill ap
propriating $175,000 for building
an addition to the home to re
lieve the overcrowded condition.
“I sponsored and voted.1 for the
equal rights bill. Aided in the ap
propriating of S25.000 to aid in
the fight against tuberculosis.
“I ardently supported the Juven
ile Delinquency Code. which
passed the last legislature and
was approved by the governor.
“The bill was prepared by the
Welfare Board, based upon long
experience and was approved by .
many organizations in Alaska.
“If returned to the Senate, I
cannot do otherwise than exer
cise my own free judgment upon
all measures coming before the
legislature.”
O. D. COCHRAN
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AIRWAYS
Wien Alaska Airlines
Pilot Whaley made a flight to
Bluff with Warren Merrit, and a
trip to American river with Nor
man Spear, Tommy Angnaobgak,
and Lloyd Natungak to Wales, !
and Lawrence Eutokeok and Hoy
Angnaobgak to Nome.
Capt. Pilling arrived with Mrs.
Hudgins and daughter Charlene
from Fairbanks, and returned
with Gil Page of the N. C. Co.,
H|oy Baier, and Louis Jacobin,
associate editor of the ALASKA
LIFE magazine for Fairbanks.
Alaska Airlines
Pilot Bill Fike left for Fairbanks
with Miss Ruth Shanklin, Clar
ence Knapp and John Manders.
Incoming passngers from Fair
banks, were Col. and Mrs. John
Cross and John Foster.
Pilot Weaver made a trip to
Unalakleet with freight, and re
turned with Mrs. E. B. Fisher
and Pete Stewart.
Pan American Airways
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Arrivals Sept., 9th. were Emer
son Bassett and Mr. John Man- 1
ders. The ship left immediately
with John Regan, Miss Colleen
Maxwell, Miss Katherine Todor
ovich, Mrs. CarolynReynolds and
Emil Lassen.
Arrivals today were Ray Har
; rington, district traffic manager
for’ PAA, Mrs Honey Marks, Jens
Forshaug and Omer Victorr.
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Departing today were Emerson
Bassett for Seattle, Bob Nelson,
Airport manager for’ Nome, and
. Jack Allen. .
• FLEDGLINGS TAKE AIR
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The fledglings of.the Rainbow i
Skyways training school, are
hatching put fast these days.
1 Last Friday, Brady T-. Morris,
of the Utilities, made his first
solo flight in the Piper Cruiser,
making a beautiful 3-point land
ing.
Lester 'Bronson, well-known
A T.G. major, made his first solo
flight Saturday\ and rumor has
it that we may expect water del- 1
ivery service by air.
There are a number of othrs ;
who are on the verge of sprout
ing wings, and if weather condit- 1
ions are favorable this week,
Nome will have a few more
pilots on the solo list.
GIVAN RETURNS
TO KETCHIKAN
Thoman Givan, Warrant officer
in the U. S. C. G. stationed at
Ketchikan, has been in Nome the
past few days on furlough.
Mrs. Givan joined her husband
here. They have been busy re- |
newing old friendships, as both
in Nome for several years.
While in Nome they are stay- !
nig with Mr. and Mrs. William j
Cameron. Mr. Givan left yes
terday, to return to his post.
Mrs. Givan will remain for a
longer visit.
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I GENERAL ELECTION |
| " Tuesday, September, 12 1944 |
I Tha Following DEMOCRATIC Candidates |
♦j* Solicit Your Support and Vote: ' i*
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Y . DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
| E. L. (BOB) BARTLETT
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x TERRITORIAL AUDITOR:
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FRANK A. BOYLE
TERRITORIAL ATTORNEY
GENERAL:
RALPH J. RIVERS
TERRITORIAL HIGHWAY
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TERRITORIAL SENATE: :
O D. COCHRAN
tolbert Scott
.FRANK WHALEY
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WALLACE PORTER
i EDWARD ANDERSON
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