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Juneau, Juneau County, Alaska
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Alaska Territorial Federation of Labor plans 'Statehood Tea Party' rally tomorrow at 11 a.m., marching from AFL Hall to Governor's House to raise 50-star flag symbolizing statehood for Alaska and Hawaii, with coffee served.
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To Raise 50-Star Flag at Governor's House Tomorrow
Plans were complete today for the "Statehood Tea Party" sponsored by the Alaska Territorial Federation of Labor to bring national attention to demand for the granting of statehood to Alaska.
Local AFL unions have asked all interested persons to join them tomorrow at 11 a. m. in a one-hour stop work observance. The group will form at the AFL Hall on Second Street and march to the Governor's House.
A special flag, containing 50 stars, will be raised in a ceremony there. Coffee will be served to those attending by Mrs. Ernest Gruening and her committee.
The flag, which includes stars for both Alaska and Hawaii was made by Mrs. Maude Hamlin. It will be raised on the flag pole by Lew M. Williams, Acting Governor of Alaska.
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The Alaska Territorial Federation of Labor sponsors a 'Statehood Tea Party' to demand Alaska statehood, with a one-hour stop work observance, march from AFL Hall on Second Street to the Governor's House, raising a 50-star flag made by Mrs. Maude Hamlin by Acting Governor Lew M. Williams, and coffee served by Mrs. Ernest Gruening's committee.