The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-12-31
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Only a few hours left for the boys and girls to make their New fear s resolutions before young 1944 slips in on them. To get sort of pre- view. PeriscOped cut in on the otlk- inc grapevine teletype a while ago and gleaned such interesting re- solves as these, which if denied by one and all, probably deserves it.
 Resolved by Delegate Dimond-to stick it out in Congress for the good of Alaska despite tempting judge ship in the Third Division.
 Gov Gruening-to lend a more attentive ear to party counsel be- fore making appointments. thus a. voiding conventions resolutions.
 Alaska Secretary E. L. Bartlett 10 thank a magnanimous Congress for a neat pay boost to S7,2OO.
 OPA Director Mildred R. Her mann-to get over just one, simple four or five-line OP A regulation which anyone can understand and which won't require the making out of a questionnaire or writing to your Congressman.
 Republican National Committee. man E. A. Rasmuson-to see that inc Alaska COP delegation to the national convention doesn't vote for a loser after the winner has already been nominated, as the Tatt-Wlu- kie. incident.
 Democratic National Committee man Oscar c. Olson-to see that the Democratic delegation to the na- tional convention doesn't vote for a loser after the winner has been nominated, as the Farley-Roosevelt incident.
 Secretary Ickes-to huff and to gruff in traditional form, but to grow more mellow despite the tough guy front.
 Gen. Buckner-to keep right on shooting Japs, and forget all about trying to force an Alaska resident hunting license.
 Fish and Wildlife Chief Ira Cab rielson-to make the fisheries side of his outfit function as smoothly and efficiently as the game side, and to attend the Alaska Game Commission meeting in Juneau in late February.
 Senator A. P. Walker - to see that Doe" Walker doesn't get re- elected
 Senator Norman R. Walker-to see that Doe" Walker does get elected
 Wrangell Mayor Fred G. Hanford to fight for statehood until achieved.
 Former Senator Allen Shattuck- to fight against statehood to the bitter end.
 Territorial Democratic Chairman Howard Lyng-to keep on praying the Third Division Democrats get over their grudges before the Fair banks convention.
 Juneau Empire to lay off all restaurant closing stories in 1944. CAA Chief Marshall HOppin-to build Wrangell an airport.
 Highway Engineer Bill Hesse-to help Wrangell build some seaplane floats.
 Navy It. Comdr. Tony Schwamm to get the Wrangell Petersburg Air Service operating again just as quick as they'll let me.
 Attorney Bill Stump to lower my score over the Browns Island courses from two boxes of shells pel duck to one box per teal in the in terests of ammunition conservation
 Judge Simon Hellenthal-to gel q ruling against some very poten forces which are now trying to stol nay re-appointment.
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 Dr. c. c. Carter of Juneau ha been appointed Territorial Healtl Commissioner to succeed the lat Dr. w. w. Council. Coming to Al aska with the Indian service, pr Carter later branched out into priv ate practice with the Juneau Clinic Ranks among the top men in hi profession in the north.
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 Wearing what he refers to as hi Sunday suit, but packing a duf file bag with his real clothes" (rut Der boots and what goes with them in one hand and a roll of flask wildlife movies in the other, Ne Hampshire born Alaska grow Frank Dufresne Executive Office of the Alaska Game Commission dropped into Wrangell this weel Thinking the Stikine Sportsmen