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The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06
NEWS IN BRIEF

SEATTLE, (P)-The president of the International Fishermen and Allied Workers (CIO) said to- day one-day stop-work meeting is planned for the West Coast as a protest against imports.
 President Joseph Jurich said the recent convention in San Francisco authorized the action to emphasize the damage to the West Coast industry from imports.
 He said the executive board was authorized to set a date. It has not yet been done.
 Jurich charged that Iceland fishermen are subsidized by their government, through use of funds from the United States, and then the fish products are sent to this country. He said the subsidy is 2 or cents a pound.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06
Coal Contract Signed; Miners Go Back To Work

WASHINGTON, (P)-The sign ing of a new contract sent soft coal miners sWarming back to the pits today ending serious threat to the nations economy and promising peace in the coal fields for months to come.
 For the miners, the prize they won was a $40 daily package" per man, plus a reasonable aSsur- ance of fairly steady work for at least a year and perhaps until the middle of 1852. For the operators, it meant getting back into busi- ness.
 For the public the settlement meant relief from a four-Week strike, rescue from a looming in duStrial breakdown, and some as Surance of stability in what Pres ident Truman has called "a sick industry, ,"-plus higher coal bills.
 One operator put the cost of the United Mine Workers gains at .$250, 100000 this year The extra cost to consumers may be any where from 25 to 50 cents ton.
 The strike-settling contract was
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The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06
"Walking Blood
 Bank Success After Six Months Trial
Petersburg PreSS)

A Walking Blood Bank" which can supply donors within Is min uteS after a doctors request is ideal for a small, semi-isolated community like Petersburg.
 This is. the wholeeharted opin- ion of Petersburg's two doctors, MT. and Mrs. Jesse L. Terrell.
 With the Territorial spotlight casting it's rays this way in a few weeks when the Alaskan JayceeS gather here for their State Con- vention in March, the doctors re- port on the first six months oper- ation of the Jaycee brainchild bears its share of community in- terest.
 Late last summer the Junior Chamber of Commerce here gave birth to the idea and prevailed upon their membership to sign up with the doctors and have their blood typed. Telephone numbers
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The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06

SEATTLE, (P) investigations of Alaska's diminishing salmon runs will be reviewed by Dr. Will liam F. Thompson, director of the University of Washington Fisher ies Research Institute, and his staff at salmon research confer ence here next Friday.
 More than 300 salmon cannery executives, brokers and represen- tatives of associated industries will hear the scientists report on studies in Bristol Bay, Kodiak, and Southeastern Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06
Capt. Lathrop Sure Senate Will Kill Statehood Bill

SEATTLE (P)-One of the most outspoken foes of statehood for Alaska was astOnished by the strength of the dissenting vote when the House of Representa- lives approved admission of the Territory into the Union.
 Austin E. (Capt0 Lathrop, 84- year-old Alaskan industriali { said yesterday he didn't lose a wink of sleep" over the 186-146 vote which sent the statehood bill to the Senate Friday.
 The heavy opposition vote was surprising, Lathrop said, "because nobody in the House could hurt himself by voting for it, since the Senate is there to make sure the bill will go no further"
 The political compulsion" that exists in the Senate was absent in the House consideration of the measure, Lathrop said.
 "The State of Alaska would send one representative and two Senators to Washington" he said. -Four hundred thirty five Repre- sentatives don't worry too much about one more member, but 96 Senators will think a moment be- fore they consent to two more"
 Lathrop has lived in Alaska since 1896, when he sailed from Seattle as part-owner of a steam schooner carrying gold miners.
 Lathrop has opposed immediate statehood for Alaska on the grounds that too few taxpayers would have to support a govern ment "more costly than the Ter government we have not proven we can support properly now"
 Lathrop disapproved the use of national defense" as an argu- ment for statehood.
 "I'd hate to think" he said "that the proper defense of the nations most strategic area depends in any degree on the form of govern ment of Alaska"
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06

DETROIT, (P)-The CIO JAW are going to demand $125 monthly pensions and nine cents an hour pay raise from General Motors.
 They were major parts of a 37 cents an hour package which the auto union will present to big GM at forthcoming contracts talks covering 235,000 workers.
 AS the JAW unfolded its pro- gram Saturday, industry viewed it as a possible hint of the pattern which the CIO will try to set up nationally for 1850.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06

FARMINGDALE, N. J. (P) - Mrs. Betty Kornfeld listened care fully while two salesman tried to sell her an accident insurance pol icy and a newspaper subscription in her home.
 Suddenly there was a terrific bang.
 The oil burner has exploded.
 After the salemen, Al Lifschitz and Frank TraSk had carried Mrs. Kornfeld and her grandmother from the house, shut off the power and cleaned up the debris, Mrs. Kornfeld signed up.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06

FORT BELVOIR, Va. (P)-The worldwide U. $. army basketball tournament started here today, with Il teams entered.
 The army brought in three teams from overseas, from the Austrian, Far Eastern and Pacific command.
 They will compete against teams from Fort Monmouth, N. J.; Fort Knox, Ky, Fort Jackson S. C.; Brooks Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, Tex; Fort Riley, Kas.; Fort Lewis, Wash; Fort Richardson, Alaska, and Fort Myer, Va.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06
Statehood Fight Arrays For Battle In Senate Arena

WASHINGTON, (P) - Alaska's bid for statehood, approved in the House and endorsed by President Truman, headed Saturday for an uncertain fate in the Senate.
 The House passed a statehood bill Friday, l86 to l46, after bit ter fight. There were signs of even stronger Senate opposition.
 Senator Butler R.-Neb0 pre- picted last year that neither Alas ka nor Hawaii would reach their statehood goals at this session of Congress. The House is scheduled to take up the Hawaiian measure this week.
 House members from the more populous states attached Alaska S qualifications for Statehood in Fridays debate on grounds that it's population is too small. They pointed out that Alaska, with about 100000 population, would have the same representation in the Senate as New York of Califor- mia, with populations exceeding 10,000,000.
 HaWaii's Delegate Harrington, a Republican, retorted that the sys- tenn of equal representation in the Senate was decided upon by the Founding Fathers of the nation. He said Hawaii and Alaska should not be penalized for it.
 After passage of the Alaska bill, Harrington opened debate on the Hawaii measure.
 The Alaskan and Hawaiian bills have been moving handin-hand. The President mentioned the two together in urging their approval in his State of the Union message.
 Harrington and Delegate Bart lett of Alaska, a Democrat, have teamed up in the fight to get the two bills passed.
 If the Alaska bill surmounts the Senate hurdle, the Territory would have to wait a year or more before it achieves statehood.
 This would be the procedure during that time:
 1. A constitutional convention would be called and held.
 2. The convention would be ap- proved by the President.
 3. A general election would be held to name two Senators and one representative.
 4. The result would be reported to the President, who then could proclaim Alaska a State.
 The Territory was purchased from Russia in 1867 for $7,200,000.
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The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06
PHILADELPHIA ,LP) =

PHILADELPHIA ,(P) - Edgar Lee Masters, who forsook flour ishing law practice to write Spoon River Anthology" and many other widely-read poems, died last night at the age of 81.
 Masters had been retired from an active literary career during the latter part of his life.
 He was stricken with virus pneumonia several years ago.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06

Thomas J. Donegal, special assist ant to the attorney general. He said the jury, successor to the one that indicted Alger Hiss, will hear "many new witnesses who have not appeared before," as well as a few who appeared before the Hiss jury.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06
BULLETIN
Especial 10 The Nugget

Special 10 The Nugget
 WASHINGTON. (P). The House tentatively approved fhe bill granting Statehood to Hawaii by a voice vote. but postponed inc fi- nal vote until tomorrow. There was only minor opposition during the debate.
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06

NEW YORK, (P) - A new in- quiry into subversive activities will be started today by a federal grand jury here.
 This was announced Friday by
The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06
News of the World At 4 Glance ---
Saturday, March 4. 1850 CBy the Associated PreSS)

clamped gag on debate of it's nti-Sabotage bill today after 24- hour session in which communist deputies fought with fist and fili- buster to block the measure.
 The controversial bill intro duced on the eve of arrival in French ports of American arms aid would authorize the govern ment to insure the unloading of military cargoes. It also tightens up security controls aimed at thwarting communist attempts to stop the unloading of American arms.
 In one of the stormiest sessions of the French Parliament, the communists used every delaying tactic in the book to block the leg islation.
 They fought guards with fists. They staged sitdown strikes on the Assembly rostrum. They used tWo-hour long delaying speeches They fought with their fists on the assembly floor and a near riot broke out in the assembly corri- dorS.
 The communist benches cheered when one party member, referr- ing to the American arms ship ments, declared: "The boats will come, but they will not be allowed to unload"
 The communist, Georges Cos nat, shouted: This program, pushed under the pressure of the Americans, is leading us to the gates of war against the Soviet Union"
 Another communist depu { y, Gerard Duprat, held the rostrum for more than seven hours until guardsmen evicted him.
 In Pra g ue, CzechoSlovakia'S communist government threatened new state action against the Ro- man Catholic hierarchy. Minister of justice and church affairs Alex el Cepicka charged Archbishop Josef Beran with working for a long time to spread disruption and indictment"
 The latest attack on the church was prompted by a circular letter which the prelate recently issued. It forbade Czech priests from ac- cepting government posts without prior approval of the church.
 In London, Prime Minister Att lee held a series of conferences with heads of Britain's counter spy and security organizations. It was believed they discussed the seven-year leak of atomic secrets to Russia through the hands of pr. Klaus Fuchs who was sentenced to IA years imprisonment last Wednesday. The conferences were said to be aimed at reinforcing se- curity measures and preventing any further leaks to foreign pow CTS.
 A Hong Kong newspaper said TOO persons were killed yester- day in a Nationalist Chinese air raid m Canton. Nationalists air headquarters made no mention of bombing Canton. It announced a reconnaissance flight over Han kow. Earlier it had announced 10 major cities of communist Chino would be bombarded cally.
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The Nome nugget., 1950-03-06
Mercy Death Wo- man May Have Died Before Injection

MANCHESTER, N. H., (P)-Dr. Herman N. Sanders claim that a cancer patient died before he in jected air into her veins still stood after a stiff attack.
 Attorney general William L.. Phinney tried hard Friday to have a star defense witness say Mrs. Abbie Borroto was practically dead" and not entirely dead when he saw her last Dec. 4. He failed.
 The witness was Dr. Albert Shay, who said he found Mrs. Bor- roto dead a few minutes before pr. Sander put air into her veins in an apparent gesture of impul- sive mercy.
 Phinney put the word euthana- sia into the l0-day-old trial record for the first time with a sugges- ton that young pr. Shay favors such mercy killings"
 "I have no opinion on euthasa- sia," insisted pr. Shay.
 The rapid-fire order in which 23 defense witnesses took the stand Friday led to defense pre- diction that testimony might be over by Tuesday. Thus, the case might go to the all-male jury by Thursday.
 MANCHESTER, N. H. (P)-Dr Hermann N. Sander testified ir his murder trial today that "there was no indication of life, no re- action," when he injected aid into the veins of Mrs Abbie Borroto
 He also said "I never had any intention of killing Mrs. Borroto.' .'
 Under questioning by one of his attorneys, the defendant said he
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-16

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-12-16

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init Gem fonrnruniitiiden Sonbaeel
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Weltens!
Sic militariide Gage
Gie !Relolmeen pom foreonii6er
&riegsl6auplat lauteten in oen let-
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Sic militariihe Gage

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