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RECONVERTER _ sir
Charles Bruce-Gardner (above)
will supervise England’s change
over from war to peacetime in
dustrial production. In his i. ,v
post he works without salary.
Read it in The Nugget.
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John Cornwell
I Died Tuesday P.M.
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John Cornwell, 39, manager of
the Dream Theater, died at his
home, of a heart attack, at 4:00
PM. Tuesday afternoon.
The deceased is survived by
Eva Cornwell, and two young
daughters living in Seattle, and
a son Richard, who is in the navy
somewhere in the Pacific. His
mother, Mrs. Chas. Code, also
resides in Seattle.
Mr. Chas. Code is the owner o'
the theater which was managed
by the deceased.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced upon receipt of in
formation from his family.
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Order of Eastern
Stars Elect Officers
Monday evening the Alaska
Chapter No 1. of the Eastern Star
met at the MHasonic Temple for i
installation ceremonies.
Those elected and installed to
offices were; Esther Wallace.
Worthy Matron, Ben Gillette,
Worthy Patron, Anne Jenks.
Associate Matron, Tolbert Scott
Associate Patron, Rosa B. Ha
gen, Secretary, Emma Lyle.
Treasurer, Grace Mahan Cond
uctress, Margaret Steinwandel
Associate Conductress, Ruth
Morcom, Marshal, Emily Bou
cher, Organist, Anna Hewitt.
Chaplain, Star Points were, Irene
Gillette, Beverly Morgan, Irene
Hyde, Eda Dewey and Mary El
len Lyle, Karen Baldwin, War
den, and Emma Rowe, Sentinel
After the ceremony a beauti
ful and impressive service was
given in honor of the outgoing
Matron, Ruth Morcom, during,
which she was presented with a
beautiful Jewel, for her splendid
j work for the past year.
Following the ceremonies re
freshments were served by the
committee composed of Mes
dames, Yenney Jenks and Bing
ham.
Grew is new
Underscore try
WASHINGTON, D.C. Dec. 20, j
—(AP)—The Senate today broke
a two-week deadlock over six
diplomatic appointments, by con
firming the President’s nomina
tion of Joseph C Grew for Un
dersecretary of State, with a
vote of 667.
The nomination of Nelson
Rockefeller for Assistant Sec-,
retary of State.
CHRISTMAS EDITION
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been working very diligently,
preparing a Special Christmas
edition of the Nome NUGGET
which will be distributed Christ
mas Eve, and Christmas Day.
This particular publication will
contain twenty-eight pages, mul
ti-colored in Christmas hues.
Anyone desiring extra copies
should notify the office now to
have copies saved.
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