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1909 ALASKA 2009

Updated December 27, 2009 - 160 TOPICS

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1909

50 YEARS BEFORE ALASKA'S RATIFICATION OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION

  1. October 1, Walter E. Clark, appointed governor of Alaska (1909-May 21, 1913).
1910
  1. Alaska population, 64,356 residents.
1911
  1. Large seafood cannery built in King Cove, Aleutians East Borough, Alaska.
1912
  1. The Pacific Whaling Company built a processing station in Akutan, Aleutians East Borough, Alaska.

  2. Territory of Alaska established by the U.S. Congress.
  3. Harry A. Bishop appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1912-1913).
  4. The village of Old Savanoski was abandoned after the eruption of the Katmai volcano, in Bristol Bay Borough, Alaska.
1913
  1. The Alaska territorial legislature granted women the vote.
  2. Charles W. Carter appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1913-1914).
  3. May 21, John F.A. Strong appointed governor of Alaska (1913-April 12, 1918).
1914
  1. John Reck appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1914-1916).
1915
  1. The Alaska territorial legislature established one of the earliest old-age pensions.
  2. Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines founded in Fairbanks.
  3. July 9, Anchorage townsite auction held, in Anchorage Borough, Alaska.
1916
  1. Benjamin D. Stewart appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1916-1917).
1917
  1. Emery Valentine appointed second-term mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1917-1919).
  2. University of Alaska established in Fairbanks, Alaska.
  3. First seafood cannery established by P.E. Harris in False Pass, Aleutians East Borough, Alaska.
1918
  1. April 12, Thomas Riggs, Jr. appointed governor of Alaska (1918-June 16, 1921).
1919
  1. J. Latimer Gray, appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1919-1920).
1920
  1. Alaska population, 55,036 residents.
  2. Ralph E. Robertson, appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1920-1923).
  3. November 26, Leopold David appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1920-April 11, 1923).
  4. November 28, Anchorage incorporated in Alaska.
1921
  1. Post office established in False Pass, Aleutian East Borough, Alaska.
  2. June 21, Scott C. Bone appointed governor of Alaska (1921-August 16, 1925).
1922
  1. Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines opened.
1923
  1. I. Goldstein appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1923-1925).
  2. April 11, Joseph Conroy appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1923-October 8, 1924).
  3. July 15, President Warren G. Harding, drove the ceremonial Golden Spike to commemorate the completeion and opening of the Alaska Railroad.
1924
  1. October 8, Charles Bush appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1924-January 1, 1926).
1925
  1. J.J. Connors appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1925-1927).
  2. August 16, George A. Parks appointed governor of Alaska (1925-April 19, 1933).
1926
  1. January 1, C.M. Eckmann appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1926-May 9, 1927).
1927
  1. Thomas B. Judson appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1927-1933).
  2. May 9, William Clayson appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1927-April 9, 1928).
1928
  1. April 9, Grant Reed appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1828-April 10, 1929).
1929
  1. April 10, James Delaney appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1929-April 11, 1932).
1930
  1. Alaska population, 59,278 residents.
1931
1932
  1. April 11, O.S. Gill appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1932-April 7, 1933).
1933
  1. I. Goldstein appointed second-term mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1933-1937).
  2. The St. Nicholas Chapel (National Register of Historic Places), a Russian Orthodox church built in Sand Point, Aleutians East Borough, Alaska.
  3. April 7, T.J. McCroskey appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1933-January 1, 1934).
  4. April 19, John W. Troy appointed governor of Alaska (1933-December 6, 1939).
1934
  1. April 11, O.S. Gill appointed second-term mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1934-April 11, 1936).
1935
  1. The Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines gained university status.
  2. Aviator Wiley Post and humorist Will Rogers died in a plane crash in Alaska.
1936
  1. April 11, H.E. Brown appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1936-April 12, 1937).
1937
  1. Thomas B. Judson appointed second-term mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1937-1938).
  2. April 12, J.M. Romig appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1937-April 11, 1938).
1938
  1. Ladd Army Air Corps Field (later Fort Wainwright) established nearby Fairbanks in Alaska.
  2. Harry I. Lucas appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1938-1944).
  3. April 11, H.E. Brown appointed second-term mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1938-April 8, 1940).
1939
  1. December 6, Ernest Gruening appointed governor of Alaska (1939-April 10, 1953).
1940
  1. Alaska population, 72,524 residents.
  2. April 11, Geoge Vaara appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1940-April 9, 1941).
1941
  1. Eielson Air Force Base established near Fairbanks in Alaska.
  2. February 10, Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr. appointed governor of Alaska (1941-August 1944).
  3. April 9, William Alex Stolt appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1941-April 10, 1944).
1942
  1. The Alaska Highway constructed by U.S. Army engineers.

  2. Air base Fort Randall built on the shores of Cold Bay in Aleutians East Borough, Alaska.
  3. U.S Government evacuated Alaska, Akutan city residents to the Ketchikan area, after Japanese attack of Unalaska.
1943
1944
  1. Akutan city, re-established in Aleutians East Borough, after evacuation of residents in 1942, due to Japanese attack on Unalaska.
  2. A.B. 'Cott' Hayes appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1944-1945).
  3. April 10, Ray Wolfe appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1944-April 9, 1945).
1945
  1. The Alaska territorial legislature made discriminations against Indians illegal.
  2. Ernest Parsons appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1945-1946).
  3. April 9, John Manders appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1945-March 19, 1946).
1946
  1. Waino E. Hendrickson appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1946-1953).
  2. March 19, Win Ervin appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1946-April 8, 1946).
  3. April 8, Francis Bowden appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1946-April 12, 1948).
1947
  1. King Cove incorporated in Aleutians East Borough, Alaska.
1948
  1. April 12, Z.J. Loussac appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1948-October 8, 1951).
1949
  1. First post office opened in Soldotna, Alaska.
  2. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers built the road, connecting Naknek to King Salmon in Bristol Bay Borough, Alaska.
1950
  1. Alaska population, 128,643 residents.
1951
  1. October 18, Maynard Taylor appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1951-December 12, 1955).
1952
1953
  1. Bert F. McDowell appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1953-1955).
  2. April 10, B. Frank Heintzleman appointed governor of Alaska (1953-January 3, 1957).
1954
1955
  1. Morell L. MacSpadden appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1955-1959).
1956
  1. May 1, Anton Anderson appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1956-October 21, 1958).
1957
  1. Oil discovered in the Swanson River Region, near Soldotna in Alaska.
  2. January 3, Waino Hendrickson appointed acting governor of Alaska (1957-June 8, 1957).
  3. June 8, Michael A. Stepovich appointed governor of Alaska (1957-August 9, 1958).
1958
  1. August 9, Waino Hendrickson appointed second-term acting governor of Alaska (1958-January 3, 1959).
  2. October 21, Hewitt Lounsbury appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1958-October 7, 1959).
1959
  1. January 3, Alaska AK, 49th state admitted to the Union
    Alaska Today : nickname 'North! To Alaska'. Capital Juneau. Area 656,425 sq.mi.(1.700.140km²) 1st largest state. Counties & Census Areas 26 : Aleutians East Borough, Aleutians West Census, Anchorage Borough, Bethel Census, Bristol Bay Borough, Denali Borough, Dillingham Census, Fairbanks North Star Borough, Haines Borough, Juneau Borough, Kenai Peninsula, Ketchikan Gateway, Kodiak, Lake and Peninsula, Matanuska-Susitna, Nome Census, North Slope, Northwest Arctic, Prince of Wales-Outer Ketchikan Census, Sitka, Skagway-Hoonah-Angoon Census, Southeast Fairbanks Census, Valdez-Cordova Census, Wade Hampton Census, Wrangell-Petersburg Census, Yakutat, Yukon-Koyukuk Census. Attractions & Recreation : Admiralty Island National Monument, Alagnak Wild River, Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge, Alaska Peninsula National Wildlife Refuge, Aleutian World War II National Historic Area,
  2. Elementary school established in Anderson, Denali Borough, Alaska.
  3. Lauris S. Parker appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1959-1961).
  4. January 3, William A. Egan elected governor of Alaska (1959-December 5, 1966).
  5. October 7, George Byer appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1959-October 9, 1961).
1960
  1. Alaska population, 226,167 residents.
  2. Soldotna on the Kenai River, incorporated as a fourth class city in Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska, with Don Wilson as first Mayor. Area 7,5 sq.mi. (19,4 km²). Attractions & Recreation : Aspen Park, Centennial Park, Farnsworth Park, Karen St. Park, Parker Park, Pioneer Park, Riverview Park, Rotary Park, Soldotna Creek Park, Sunrise Park, Swiftwater Park.
1961
  1. J. Wayne Johnson appointed acting mayor of Juneau in Alaska.
  2. A.W. Boddy appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska ( 1961-October 1961).
  3. Lauris S. Parker appointed second-term mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1961-1967).
  4. October 9, George Sharrock appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1961-October 12, 1964).
1962
  1. The City of Anderson incorporated in Denali Borough, Alaska.
  2. Bristol Bay Borough established in Alaska, seat Naknek. Alaska's first borough.
1963
  1. Ketchikan Gateway Borough established in Alaska, seat Ketchikan.
  2. Kodiak Island Borough established in Alaska, seat Kodiak.
1964
  1. Fairbanks North Star Borough established in Alaska, seat Fairbanks.
  2. Kenai Peninsula Borough established in Alaska, seat Soldotna.
  3. Matanuska-Susitna Borough established in Alaska, seat Palmer.
  4. March 27, 9.2 earthquake in Anchorage, Alaska.
  5. October 12, Elmer Rasmuson appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1964-October 9, 1967).
1965
1966
  1. December 5, Walter J. Hickel elected governor of Alaska (1966-January 29, 1969).
1967
  1. Timothy O'Day appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska.
  2. Joseph George appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1967-1969).
  3. October 9, George Sullivan appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1967-December 31, 1981).
1968
  1. Steel bridge completed, crossing the Tanana near Anderson in Denali Borough, Alaska.
  2. Haines Borough established in Alaska, seat Haines.
1969
  1. Joseph A. McLean appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1969-1973).
  2. January 29, Keith H. Miller elected governor of Alaska (1969-December 5, 1970).
1970
  1. Alaska population, 302,583 residents.
  2. Population, 398 inhabitants counted in the Fox Islands, Alaska.
  3. July 1, Juneau City and Borough established in Alaska, seat Juneau.
  4. December 5, William A. Egan elected second-term governor of Alaska (1970-December 2, 1974).
1971
  1. The George Park Highway completed, accessing the Anderson city area in Denali Borough, Alaska.
  2. Sitka Borough established in Alaska, seat Stika.
1972
  1. North Slope Borough established in Alaska, seat Barrow.
1973
  1. First Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race held in Anchorage downtown, Anchorage Borough, Alaska.
  2. William A. Macomber appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska ( 1973-1975).
1974
  1. December 2, Jay S. Hammond elected governor of Alaska (1974-December 6, 1982).
1975
  1. Anchorage City and Borough established in Alaska, seat Anchorage.
  2. Virginia Kline Chitwood appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska ( 1975-1976).
1976
  1. W.D. 'Bill' Overstreet appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1976-1983).
1977
1978
1979
  1. Akutan incorporated, city in Aleutians East Borough, Alaska. Coordinates 54°13'N-165°77'W, area 18,9 sq.mi. (48,9km²).
1980
  1. Alaska population, 401,851 residents.
1981
1982
  1. The City of Cold Bay incorporated, Aleutians East Bprough, Alaska.
  2. January 1, Tony Knowless appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1982-December 31, 1987).
  3. December 6, William Sheffield elected governor of Alaska (1982-December 1, 1986).
1983
  1. Fran Ulmer appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1983-1985).
  2. The Port of Bristol Bay operational, in Bristol Bay Borough, Alaska.
1984
1985
  1. Ernest E. Polley appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1985-1988).
1986
  1. Northwest Arctic Borough established in Alaska, seat Kotzebeu
  2. December 1, Steve Cowper elected governor of Alaska (1986-December 3, 1990).
1987
  1. Aleutians East Borough established in Alaska, seat Sand Point.
1988
  1. Bruce M. Botelho appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1988-1991).
  2. January 1, Tom Fink appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1988-June 30, 1994).
1989
  1. Lake and Peninsula Borough established in Alaska, seat King Salmon.
1990
  1. Alaska population, 550,043 residents.
  2. Denali Borough established in Alaska, seat Healy.
  3. False Pass incorporated in Aleutians East Borough, Alaska.
  4. December 3, Walter J. Hickel elected second-term governor of Alaska (1990-December 5, 1994).
1991
  1. Jamie Parsons appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1991-1994).
1992
  1. The 'Anchorage Press' weekly newspaper, established in Anchorage, Alaska.
  2. Yakutat Borough established in Alaska, seat Yakutat.
1993
1994
  1. U.S. Air Force base closed in King Salmon, Bristol Bay Borough, Alaska.
  2. July 1, Rick Mystrom appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (1994-June 30, 2000).
  3. October, Byron Mallott appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1994-February 1995).
  4. December 5, Tony Knowles elected governor of Alaska (1994-December 2, 2000).
1995
  1. February, Dennis Egan appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (1995-October 2000).
1996
  1. Pavlov, an 8,200ft. high active volcano erupted, near the Aghileen Pinnacles in Aleutians East Borough, Alaska.
1997
1998
1999
2000
  1. Alaska population, 626,932 residents.
  2. July 1, George Wuerch appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska (2000-June 30, 2003).
  3. October, Sally Smith appointed mayor of Juneau in Alaska (2000-October 27, 2003).
2001
  1. Adak incorporated, city in Aleutians East Borough, Alaska.
2002
  1. December 2, Frank Murkowski elected governor of Alaska (2002-December 4, 2006).
2003
  1. July 1, Mark Begich appointed mayor of Anchorage in Alaska.
  2. October 27, Bruce M. Botelho appointed second-term mayor of Juneau in Alaska.
2004
2005
2006
  1. December 4, Sarah H. Palin elected governor of Alaska.
2007
2008
2009

50 YEARS AFTER ALASKA'S RATIFICATION OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION
AK
1909-2009 ALEUTIANS east borough 5 Topics
Aleutians East Borough organized in 1987, seat Sand Point. Area sq.mi. 6,985 (18.091km²). Cities/Places : Adak, Akutan, Cold Bay, False Pass, King Cove, Nelson Lagoon, Sand Point
1912
  1. The Pacific Whaling Company built a processing station in Akutan, Aleutians East Borough, Alaska.
1942
  1. Air base Fort Randall built on the shores of Cold Bay in Aleutians East Borough, Alaska.
1944
  1. Akutan city, re-established in Aleutians East Borough, after evacuation of residents in 1942, due to Japanese attack on Unalaska.
1979
  1. Akutan incorporated, city in Aleutians East Borough, Alaska. Coordinates 54°13'N-165°77'W, area 18,9 sq.mi. (48,9km²).
2001
  1. Adak incorporated, city in Aleutians East Borough, Alaska.
SQ.MI.
ALASKA STATISTICS - BOROUGH (LAND) AREA
6,988
18.099km² - AK Aleutians East Borough

 

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