PIONEERS MOVE BUILDING
TO WEST FIRST AVE LOT
Sunday afternoon the Pioneers
moved an army building on their
lot on First Ave. W., and are
blocking it up and preparing it
for the future headquarters for
the organization.
ipaul McCarthy
RETURNS TO PULLMAN
- - -
i Paul McCarthy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. McCarthy, left Friday
I evening to resume his studies at
| Washington State College, Pull
j man, Wash., ,
This is his Sophomore year.
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REELECTION
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Born Nome, Alaska.
Resident of the Territory 40 Years
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General Election
Oct 8, 1946
AIRLINES
Pan American Airways
Arriving last Friday evening
were Lester Bronson and Hugh
Kost.
Departing passengers were Paul
McCarthy, K. S. Graven, Berna
dette Amarok, L. Fernauld, Mar
garet Bennet and children.
The plane left on schedule but
was forced to re’turn to Nome a
bout three a.m. Saturday morn
ing and left again at 9:00 a.m
Wien Alaska Airlines
A trip was made to North Fork
in the Kougarok on Saturday with
Gene Hittle, Robert Frost and E.
G. Stoeckler as returning passen
gers to Nome.
On Saturday the U. S. Geolog
ic Survey party which has been
busy at Taylor Creek was trans
ferred to the North Forn for fur
ther survey.
Teddy Johanson was taken to
Rainbow camp for a few clays.
The plane from Fairbanks ar
rived on Sunday with Mrs. Bob
Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Charles West,
Mrs. Jerry Wiggen, George Rog
ers.
Departing for Fairbanks yes
terday were Millie Lysell, Agnes
O’Brien, Larry Hagen, R. G. Pow
ell, Paul Reich, George Rogers,
Ed. Skeels, J. D. Land.
Werner Wright was a passen
ger from Cleary Creek to Fair
banks and W. J. Penrod was a
passenger from Hughes to Fair
banks.
Alaska Airlines
Incoming passengers were Monte
Ferguson, Mrs. Whitney, P. Whit
ney, M. J. Whitney, Dan Noonan,
Leo Seidenverg, Jack Radford.
Outgoing passengers: F. A. Rut
I ledge, Les Comer, Erhstrom, Chas.
Knox, Dave Gray, M. C Mahan,
Buckles, Jean Benefiel.
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Wallace Hotel
Guests registered at the Wallace
Hotel today are Martin Jorgenson,
Larry Hagen, H. Kost, K. W.
! Gilmore, Seattle R. B. Bolton,
i Anchorage; Frank Barr, Fair
banks; F. A. Rutledge, Juneau.
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GENERAL ELECTION
Tuesday, October 8, 1946
The Following DEMOCRATIC Candidates
Solicit Your Support ami Vote
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS:
E. L. (Bob) BARTLETT
TERRITORIAL TREASURER:
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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
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