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Alaska Labors Under Neglect: Australian Commissioner Says U. S. Lack Of Interest In Land Is A "Pity"./ Skagway In Bad Shape./ Port Improvement Disappearing -- Suggests It Be Leased To British Columbia. ALASKA LABORS UNDER NEGLECT Australian Commissioner Says U. S. lack of Interest in Land...
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ftwashstatelib:oai:content.libraries.wsu.edu:clipping/86608 2023-05-15T18:19:52+02:00 Northwest History. Aviation 8. Commentaries, United States. Spokesman Review 1931-08-07 Alaska Labors Under Neglect: Australian Commissioner Says U. S. Lack Of Interest In Land Is A "Pity"./ Skagway In Bad Shape./ Port Improvement Disappearing -- Suggests It Be Leased To British Columbia. 1931-08-07 http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/86608 English eng nwh-s-8-24-2 http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/86608 http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0 Copyright not evaluated. Contact original newspaper publisher for copyright information. Northwest History Aviation box 8 Alaska labors Australian commissioner Skagway British Columbia Seattle Hugh Denison United States development of Alaska Yukon district White Pass Flume Adriatic Jugo-Slavia Portland San Francisco Northwest Pacific -- History -- 20th century Aviation Text Clippings 1931 ftwashstatelib 2021-07-26T19:16:36Z Alaska Labors Under Neglect: Australian Commissioner Says U. S. Lack Of Interest In Land Is A "Pity"./ Skagway In Bad Shape./ Port Improvement Disappearing -- Suggests It Be Leased To British Columbia. ALASKA LABORS UNDER NEGLECT Australian Commissioner Says U. S. lack of Interest in Land Is a "Pity."' SKAGWAY IN BAD SHAPE Port Improvements Disappearing --Suggests It Be Leased to British Columbia. SEATTLE, Aug. 7. (/P)--Sir Hugh Denison, Australian commissioner to the United States, declared here today that it "is a pity that the United States does not take more interest in the development of Alaska. "I was shocked at the condition to which Skagway has been allowed to tall -- house are empty and port developments disappearing." Sir Hugh declared. He has just returned from a vacation trip to Alaska. "The United States has not spent any money there for 10 years. As Skagway is the natural port for a big section of British Columbia and the Yukon district, I think the solution of the difficulty would be obtained by the internationalizing of the narrow strip from Skagway to White Pass, as was done with Flume in the Adriatic, which was similarly situated in regards to Jugo-Slavia. "This would lead to the port being utilized without cost to the United States. Failing to do this, a lease could be granted to the government of British Columbia or to some public company, conditionally on their agreeing to maintain the improvements of the port and spend certain amounts in opening up the lines of communication." After a stay here, Sir Hugh will visit Portland and San Francisco to see conditions in relation to commerce between these ports and Australia and to determine whether the appointment of a trade commissioner for the west coast would be advisable. Text Skagway Alaska Yukon Washington State University: WSU Libraries Digital Collections Denison ENVELOPE(142.667,142.667,-67.000,-67.000) Pacific White Pass ENVELOPE(-135.143,-135.143,59.613,59.613) Yukon |
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Alaska Labors Under Neglect: Australian Commissioner Says U. S. Lack Of Interest In Land Is A "Pity"./ Skagway In Bad Shape./ Port Improvement Disappearing -- Suggests It Be Leased To British Columbia. ALASKA LABORS UNDER NEGLECT Australian Commissioner Says U. S. lack of Interest in Land Is a "Pity."' SKAGWAY IN BAD SHAPE Port Improvements Disappearing --Suggests It Be Leased to British Columbia. SEATTLE, Aug. 7. (/P)--Sir Hugh Denison, Australian commissioner to the United States, declared here today that it "is a pity that the United States does not take more interest in the development of Alaska. "I was shocked at the condition to which Skagway has been allowed to tall -- house are empty and port developments disappearing." Sir Hugh declared. He has just returned from a vacation trip to Alaska. "The United States has not spent any money there for 10 years. As Skagway is the natural port for a big section of British Columbia and the Yukon district, I think the solution of the difficulty would be obtained by the internationalizing of the narrow strip from Skagway to White Pass, as was done with Flume in the Adriatic, which was similarly situated in regards to Jugo-Slavia. "This would lead to the port being utilized without cost to the United States. Failing to do this, a lease could be granted to the government of British Columbia or to some public company, conditionally on their agreeing to maintain the improvements of the port and spend certain amounts in opening up the lines of communication." After a stay here, Sir Hugh will visit Portland and San Francisco to see conditions in relation to commerce between these ports and Australia and to determine whether the appointment of a trade commissioner for the west coast would be advisable. |
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