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^UHE'"5rd COLDEST 6n RECORD
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Sunnier was ushered in the first
jbart -of‘.July.... In Fairbanks it
reached 77 degrees on the Fourth,
June was the fh^d -coldest and the
third wettest md^tli'month in the
records of they'"father Bureau in
Fairbanks, Tt wa's also the foggiest*
It is quite probable that the
records of the Matanuska Valley
will be similar to those of the
Fairbanks area. We will agree that
it was much colder than usual and
we know that we have never had so
much rain for the month of June dur
ing the past ten years. We see very
little fog here, but plenty of
cloudy weather.
INTERIOR DEPT. TO START CLASSIFY .
CATION OF U. . ND NEAR HOMER
Early resumption of land class
ification by the Interior Department
in several areas, including the
Tcnano Vallfey, w! 11 start on Xenai
Feninsula, it was-revealed by
Fred Weller,' Register and Receiver
of the U.S, General Land Office.
The work, starting next week will
last all summer,
-Mr, Weller will leave *. . early
next week for 'Anchorage where he
will meet a party of four, mo3t of
whom will be engaged with him in
the work.
In the party he is to meet, will
be AIf Nelson, chief of the Land
Classification and Land Planning
Division; Robert Coote, assistant
chief, who spent last season in the
Territory; Curly Hall, also was here
last year; and Ben Kenzie, of the
Public Survey Office,
The group will go up Kenai Fenin
sula, takinfc soil tests, mapping ,
studying topography and drainage and
doing other routine land classifica
tion work.
After completing the work on the
Kenai Peninsula, the group will do
the same work in the Matanuska Valley.
■ DONOVAN MTZ IN SEATTLE HOSPITAL
Word has just been receive by
flrs. Joe Lentz that her son, G,M,
3/C Donovan Lent^ 5.8 confined In the
'Javal Hospital in Seattle,Washington
where he will undergo an operation,
ie will not be back into duty for
3 months.
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A casual stroll across the stheet
In what, cbuses'a lot of casualties.