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RE-ELECT j
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WALTER P. SHARPE \
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Democrat \
COMMISSIONER j
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• Four Years Executive Director (
Unemployment Compensation /
Committee )
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Four Years Commissioner of Labor /
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Six Months Chairman /
Alaska Industrial Board \
“My experience is your guarantee” j
Bom Nome, Alaska l
Resident in Territory Forty Years {
| No Price Boost
| And No Meat
! For States
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. (IP)—
Postmaster General Robert E. Har
| negan tossed orders from Demo
| cratic big wigs in the waste bas
1 ket today and decided instead to
go along with resident Truman in
the meat controversy.
, The executive committee of the
Democratic national committee,
which Hannegan heads, had di
rected him to discuss the meat
i shortage with the price deeontro' !
board.
Mr. Truman, risking party dis
cord with Congressional elections
near, took the stand that there
j should be no price boosts.
Following a cabinet meeting to
day at which the meat situation
{ was a ‘topic, Hannegan told re
I porters that after reading the
President’s statement of yesterday
he had decided against discussing
; the scarcity with the decontrol
board and other government
I agencies.
‘As far as I am concerned, it’s
all over,” Hannegan said.
He added that he had discussed
the matter with the President and
that he stands by the chief execu
tive’s statement ”100 percent.”
Hannegan said he had discussed
the matter with some members of
| the party executive committee and
that they were in agreement with
him that the matter should be
dropped.
Secretary of war Patterson told
newsmen after the White House
cabinet session that the subject of
meat had come up “in a general
way.” He did not elaborate.
Today’s was the first cabinet
meeting since early August.
Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Gang Kills U. S.
Soldier In Manila
MANILA, Sept. 30. (/P)—An un
identified gang using machine
guns killed one American soldier
and wounded another t<xlay in an
attack on Fort McKinley. U. S.
army authorities said the incident
was being investigated.
One group of armed men fired
on a jeep patrol on the eastern
side of the U.S. army reservation
in Manila’s southern suburbs. The
patrol returned the fire and asked
reinforcements.
Aid was sent from the west gate
guard, and this enabled a second
group to penetrate west gate quar
ters.
APOLOGIES
In the Friday edition of the
Nugget we mistakenly gave the
position of secretary of the newly
formed Drama Club group to Miss
Pat Collins. Miss Norma Satter
lee was duly elected by the group
to fill that important office.
Our sincere apologies to both
Miss Collins and to Miss Satterlee.
U. S. Fleet Not To
Move MoreChinese
SHANGHAI, Sept. 30. (A*) —
Adm. Charles M. Cooke, Jr., told
a news conference today that no
further movement of Chinese
troops by his U. S. Seventh fleet
is planned at the moment.
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GENERAL ELECTION
Tuesday, October 8, 1946
The Following DEMOCRATIC Candidates
Solicit Your Support and Vote
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS:
E. L. (Bob) BARTLETT
TERRITORIAL TREASURER:
OSCAR G. OLSON
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR:
WALTER P. SHARPE
TERRITORIAL SENATE:
ELIZABETH M.
(Bess) CROSS
HOWARD LYNG
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
EDWARD ANDERSON
GEORGE P. MADSEN
w. e. McDonald
WALLACE PORTER
Your Vote For The Democratic Ticket
Is A Vote For
Progressive And Liberal Principles
Of Government