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MINTT1APOLIS STAR-JOUR! A.L
ryportfr visit's palmer.
MR. George L. Peterson who writes
n column celled "Northwest Passage"
in the Minneapolis Star-Journal was
n recent visitor in the Valley, lie
crime up by plane over the c urse' of
the new Alaska Military Kigl way to
sec what pr grass had been oir.de and
landed r.t Fairbanks, Mr. Peters r.
was quite interested in the ./.atanusko
Valley and tried to locate .inncsotc
people who were located her:.
Mr. Peterson Intends t>. fly to
Nome before leaving the Territory and
&et nil the information that 1o can
about Alaska, so that he can transmit
the information to KInnesrtr Pc.pie
when he returns hone.
KT.RWIN FRANK FAMILY ..ILL RETURN
! TO TH” M/TANUSKA V/.LLMY SOON.
! Mr. and Mrs. Ilerwin Frank will
return to their home near Mntanuska
s ^n, so that the children can g'. to
sch: ol, Darlene will be s 4th tr? der
this year and Merle will enter the
first ,_rnde. Kerwin has been employed
by the Alaska R.R. f~r the last year
ias secti n Foremen at Chase rnd Sun
shine. .
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