Newspaper Names
GOP Hopefuls
For Alaska Posts
FAIRBANKS, (TP)— Names of
possible Republican appointees to
offices in Alaska are beginning to
fall into the open like the first
snow of winter.
After all, it’s the first time the
Republicans have been on the ap
pointive end of federal govern
mental affairs in 20 years. The
field is wide and the competition
for appointments appears wide
open. Main interest, of course,
centers in who will get the ap
pointment to' succeed Gov. Gruen
ing in the executive mansion at
Juneau.
The Daily News-Miner came up
with a list of 13 persons who have
been mentioned as possibilities
for the governor plum.
It said the following names
have been mentioned:
From Fairbanks — Territorial
Sen. John Butrovich Jr.; Maurice
T. Johnson, attorney and head of
the Fourth Division Republican
club; Robert J. McKenna, national
committeeman;
From Juneau — Frank Heint
zjeman, regional forester; Albert
White, long - time controversial
party leader in the territory; Bert
Faulkner, an attorney;
From Anchorage — Robert C.
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Pan American Grants
Pay Increases to Pilots
SEATTLE, (/P)—Pan American
World Airways announced today
the signing of an agreement with
the Air Line Pilots Association.
The company said the agree
ment provides for a pay increase
of 10 per cent for captains and
co-pilots, retroactive to June 1.
It runs to April of 1954.
Pan American pay scales for
captains ranged from minimums
of $951 to $1,263 a month. The
company said they are increased
to from $1,020 to1 $1,358, with the
co-pilot average up from a $655
$Y00 level to $704-$890.
! Reeve, the defeated Republican
nominee for congressional dele
gate; J. C. Morris, a real estate
man, and an early Eisenhower
drum-beater; E. Wells Irvin and
Elmer Rasmuson, both bankers;
Larry Moore, Associated General
Contractors representative;
Others— Ralph Lomen of Nome
and Seattle; Adm. F. A. Zeusler,
of the Alaska Steamship Co.
Besides the governor’s post,
there will be appointments of
territorial secretary, collector of
customs, U.S. district attorneys
and eventually, district judgships.
The News-Miner said the fol
lowing name was among those
tossed about as possibilities for
the territorial secretary post:
Edith Bullock, Kotzebue busi
ness woman and new legislator.
FORMER GOV. HARRY MOORE
OF NEW JERSEY SUFFERS
STROKE WHILE DRIVING CAR
SOMERVILLE, N.J., (/P)—-For
mer Gov. A. Harry Moore, 73,
New Jersey’s only three - time
governor, suffered a stroke and
died Tuesday while driving his
automobile near here.
The car nosed into u ditch and
came to a halt after Moore was
stricken. His wife, riding with
him at the time, suffered unde
termined injuries.
The one-time Democratic gov
ernor and U.S. senator suffered
a fatigue collapse earlier this year.
Alaska’s Christmas Mail
To Be Delivered Despite
Seattle Waterfront Strike
SEATTLE, (JP)—Alaska will get
most of its Christmas mail despite
Seattle’s current waterfront tieup.
The Post Office Department
! said Monday 100 tons of Christ
! mas mail removed from the SS
Baranof last week when its sched
uled sailing was canceled because
of the longshore^ foremen’s dispute
here is enroute north by barge.
The barge left Tacoma Satur
day. It has mail for Seward, Val
dez, Anchorage and Fairbanks.
Postal officials said arrange
ments also are being made for
mail shipments to southeastern
and westward Alaska.
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
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it has been freely
predicted that the
country will go to Hell
under a Republican
administration. At
least we will know
where in hell we are
going.
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