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1. Military News
Enemy force consisting
)f two carriers, two cruis
ers, and eight destr: yers
• till n area around ITm
; oak. Reserves unknown.
' Results of Midway action
hvill have much bearing on
; iulure enemy action.
Our ba'-os etc. unknown
to enemy on the Aleutians
| have upset their plans. Re
organization by enemy
will be necessary before
I enemy can continue at
tack.
Morals of our forces Ex
ellent.
2. In Nome Camp
Bull-dozers are busy
night and day rolling up
tundra breast works to be
used bv our forces in case
of an attack.
Released to Nome Nugget
June 8, 1942.
C. A. Clark, Maj. Cav.
UMW Calls For
AFL. CIO Unity
WASHINGTON. June — The
United Mine Workers Policy
Committee has made three de
mands on the CIO but took no
affirmitive action toward sever
1 ing their relationship, during
! meetings taking place here.
] The latest round in the dis
pute between the once close
1 groups ^ame on a vote on the
1 report of a special five-man com
mittee.
The spokesman said that only
; eight dissented out of 235 voting
| on the report that demanded the
] CIO enter a Unity Conference
with the AFL and acknowledges
a cash debt of $1,655,000 to the
mine union and cease what the
UMW calls attacks on the United
; Mine Workers, its leaders, and
its organization efforts.
Lords Talk Over
Peace Settlements
LONDON. June 3- — The Brit
! ish Crave mm “nt is discussing
post-war problems and exchang
, ing view- with the Donvnions.
' the United States, Russia and
others n the United Nations,
Iyord Craneborne, Colonial Sec
retary. announced in the House
of Lords
Lord Cranborne said that the
1 discussions cannot result in a gen
I eral declaration for some time.
Be for > his statement Lord Ad
dison told the Lords that there
, must be a long term control of
I German education if peace is to
be kept in the future. He urged
the Government to prepare
i promptly for its proposals of
j world settlement after the war.
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PA \ ACTIVITIES
A Pilgrim arrived today with
a small mount of mail and no
p -•-<>nThe plane returned)
w:*h eip-derable mail and three
r- ■‘'lagers who were: Mrs. Cha«.!
CI ' -.'v and child and Miss Mav j
: M-.lton.
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| STAR AIR ACTIVITIES
Pilot McKenz e left for Anchor
; ago Sunday via McGrath with
the following passengers: 4 sel
I octet’s. J Havenstrite, R. Stcn
: nerson.
A Star trhnotored Ford is ex
1 p -e’ed in today from Anchorage
I with passengers and express.
Pilot Hager is scheduled to
leave for Moses Pt. and Kovuk
today or tomorrow.
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WIEN AIRLINES
June 5—-Pilot Billbcrg left for
, Fairbanks via Unalakleet and
Galena with George Rayburn,
i June fl — Pilot Long made a
(trip to Council with freight. Aj
.trip was also made to Coffee'
Cro»k with Mrs. Harvey Grant
i and daughter.
P lot Bill Paine made a trip to
Deering. Candle, II :yecck, Kot
zebue and Noorvik, returning to>
Nome with Mrs. L. Swanson and
i two children.
Pilot Sig Wien returned to!
i Nome from Fairbanks.
June 7 Plot Wien left for!
W'.bnwr'ght. Pt. Lay and Pt. Bar
' row with Dick Webb,
i Pilot R; bert Long made a trip
to Bluff. Wht. Mt., and Lee’s
Camp taking Lars Wiiloya to
Wht. Mt. and returning to Solo
! men with Hans Jemewok and
Walter Simon.
Pilot Long made an emergen
cy trip to Council returning with)
Mrs. George Ball.
Today — Pilot Long made a
trip to Council with freight,
j Pilot Paine left for Fairbanks'
i with Mrs. Swenson and two child
j ren.
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Straub-I'lricksen Wedding Sat.
At a quiet ceremony perform-!
ed by Rev. W. F. Baldwin on*
Saturday night, Elmer Straub!
and Mildred Ulricksen were unit
ed in marriage. A wedding sup-1
per was served afterwards at
the home of the bride’s mother. I
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GOVERNMENT NOW
OWNS ALL OF PARK
Clear title in the United Stat
i es government to all the ground
| within the boundaries of Mount
McKinley National Park was a
! legal fact recently with the re
' oeipt of a United States check
; in Fairbanks for $800 to cover
the balance on the $1600 0x1x1 by
I a jury as the value of a 160 acre
j patented homestead, formerly
! owned by Mrs. Paula Liebau An
derson on the shores of Wonder i
1 Lake.
The jury trial in the condem-1
j nation proceedings was ended j
last February 19 before United
j States District Judge Harry E.j
Pratt. At that time the govern
j rnent already had $800 on deposit)
in the registry of the court and
I when the jury fixed the value at j
$1,600 this left a balance due. |
1 According to United States Dis:
! trict Attorney Ralph J. Rivers of]
| the Fourth Division the balance]
! has now been paid to Attorney
E. B. Collins, who represents
Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson is
j now a resident of Little River,
Calif. The McKinley Park high
j way traverses the former Ander
| son homestead.
The patent to Mrs. Anderson
| homestead was issued more than
: 12 years ago and was the only
| one granted in the McKinley
park area and there are no other
patented homesteads within 65
miles of that place. Mrs. Ander
son originally asked $12,500 as]
her price for the homestead Fed
eral appraisers set the amount
| at $300.
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