The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-25
CHARGES, DENlALS MADE IN SHIP STRIKE
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 SAN FRANCISCO - Alaska Ju- neau Gold Mining company re- ports S15,835 sales for the Septem- Der quarter this year Income re- suited mainly from mill cleanup, as mining operations were still shut down.
 FRANKFORT, Ky-Gen. Jona- than Wainwright has added new honor to his already sizable col lection, he's a Kentucky Colonel now He was presented the honor ary commission by Gov. Simeon Willis when he called at the exc cutive mansion last night. LONDON Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech Jones told the House of Commons today that Britain would publicize in America details of new palestinian outbreaks which he termed "abominations and cold blooded outrages."
 WASHINGTON-D Ma tional Chairman Robert E. Hanne- gan says Democratic prospects in the November elections are improv- ing. AS Hannegan put it.; Things are more encouraging every day.
 MOSCOW = Russian newspapers and radio stations joined today in criticism of the handling of the LIN General Assembly, The Soviet press and radio said the American police assigned to the LIN meeting are harsh and tactless."
 today in Bombay and Calcutta, h. dia. The latest account has five dead in Bombay, and 10 dead in Calcutta.
 | WATERLOO, Iowa-A sister of 1 the five Sullivan brothers, Gene vieve Marie Sullivan, will be mar ried in Chicago next week to Mur- ray Davidson of this city. The Sul- livan brothers, all members of the Navy and on the same ship, went down with the USS Juneau in Mo- vember, 1922
 WASHINGTON The govern ment has dropped the food order which reduced the size of loaf of bread by 10 percent to save wheat. l COLUMBUS, Ohio = The street car and bus strike here is over. The 25-day- old tieup ended when both sides agreed to submit their diff .erenceS to arbitration.
 WASHINGTON-The Army and Navy were assured today of being permitted to spend $13,150, 100000 for defense during the current fis- cal year. President Truman issued statement to spike reports that both branches of the military would have to cut expenditures further than he ordered in the August bud | get revision.
 BERLIN-The United States and Britain today protested to Russia on the mass removals of German skilled technicians and laborers from factories in the Soviet sector of Berlin to new johs in Russia.
 TOKYO-Gen. Douglas MacAr- thur today blamed reported deter ioration of Filipino American rela- } tions in the Philippines on an "un- derstandable feeling Of nationalism on the part of Filipinos" as re- suit of their newly-born indepen- dence.
 WASHINGTON-G Dwight D. Eisenhower indicated today that he believes his successor as Chief of Staff, when he steps aside, will be ,, Veterans Administrator Oma ar Bradley, but disclaimed any actual knowledge. The appointment of the active commander of army forces is made by the President.
 NUREMBERG = U. s. Army spokesmen said that three-man military board Investigating the , suicide of Hermann Goering still was in session, it's work incomplete
 LOS ANGELES - Pan American World Airways flights westward f from Honolulu have been tempor- arily suspended because of deter ioration of wartime communications facilities.
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