Northwest History. Alaska. Food Supply.

• Format: Text
• Language: English
• Published: 1936
• Subjects: strike-bound Alaska; the Pacific Coast maritime strike; San Francisco; Masters; Mates & Pilots' Association; Otto F. Ohlson; Alaska Railroad; Seattle; Associated Press; President Roosevelt; Oakland; Calif.; Assistant Labor Secretary; Edward F. McGrady; splendid progress; Washington; D. C.; Harold L. Ickes; Secretary of the Interior; Alaska Packers' Association; the Arctic; the Bureau of Indian Affairs; Boxer; Sitka; Cordova; the Aleutian Islands; Federal Communication Commission; Civic Auditorium; Harry Bridges; Pacific Coast longshoreman; Harry Lundeberg; Sailors' Union; Washington Commonwealth Federation; John F. Dore; Harold Pritchett; Vancouver; B. C.; Lumber Workers' Federation; New York; the Atlantic and Gulf coasts; Ralph W. Myers; H. P. Melnikow; peace; Prudential Stemship Company; Transoceanic Steamship Company; West Coast groups; International Seaman's Union; Joseph Curran; San Pedro; United States vessels; Japanese; Taiyo Maru; the Orient; the West Coast; Oregon; lumber mills; English Bay; Fraser River; Charleston; S. C.; Beaumont; Texas; Northwest; Pacific > History > 20th century; Alaska; Arctic; Indian; Myers; Pacific; Aleutian Islands
• Online Access: http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/91686

Ohlson Pushes Alaska Service.