February, 1924, Pg. 4, “Frozen To Death In Alaska-Fr. Frederick J. Ruppert, S.J.,” Staff

October, 1925, Pg. 2, “An Alaskan Mission In Ruins,” Sister Angela

May, 1926, Pg. 2, “…Tugs At Our Heart Strings When He Writes of Alaska Hardship,” Reverend Martin J. Lonneux, S.J. 

February, 1930, Pg. 1, “Alaskan Missionaries Air Minded,” Reverend William J. Flynn 

May, 1930, Pg. 1, “Alaska’s Bishop Appeals,” Bishop Joseph R. Crimont, S.J.

May, 1930, Pg. 4, “Spends Thirty-five Years in Alaska,” Reverend William J. Flynn

July, 1930, Pg. 1, “The Marquette Missionary” Our Crowning Gift,” Staff

October, 1930, Pg. 3, “Mail Bag: Bishop Crimont’s Gratitude for “The Marquette Missionary,” Bishop Joseph R. Crimont, S.J.

October, 1930, Pg. 4, “Relics of North American Martyrs,” Staff

October, 1930, Pg. 4, “The Marquette Missionary” Arrives at Holy Cross Mission, Alaska,” Staff

February, 1931, Pg. 2 & 4, “Tragedy of “The Marquette Missionary,” Reverend William J. Flynn

May, 1931, Pg. 3, “Mail Bag: Your Charity Stimulates Courage and Zeal,” Reverend John B. Sifton, S.J. 

May, 1931, Pg. 4, “Donation Toward New Alaskan Mission Plane Will Be Gratefully Received," Reverend William J. Flynn

July, 1931, Pg. 3, “Mission Mail: Jesuit Provincial Deeply Grateful for New Plane Gift,” Reverend Joseph M. Piet, S.J. 

October, 1931, “Glacier Priest” to Lecture for Benefit of Alaskan Missions,” Staff

October, 1931, Pg. 4, “New Superior Of Alaskan Mission,” Reverend William J. Flynn

May, 1932, Pg. 1, “Sad Plight of Alaska’s Bishop,” Staff

July, 1932, Pg. 4, “Bishop Crimont Thanks Us For Our “Wondrous, Gift of $5000,” Monsignor William J. Flynn

February, 1933, Pg. 2, “The Cliff Dwellers of King Island,” Reverend Patrick J. O’Reilly, S.J. 

July, 1933, Pg. 3, “Alaskan Missionaries Will Eat Up Their Hearts,” Bishop Joseph R. Crimont, S.J.

May, 1934, Pg. 3, “Our Most Grateful Friend Has Narrow Escape,” Bishop Joseph R. Crimont, S.J. 

May, 1935, Pg. 3, “Deep Gratitude of Alaska’s Bishop,” Bishop Joseph R. Crimont, S.J. 

July, 1935, Pg. 3, “Alaska’s Congratulations,” Bishop Joseph R. Crimont, S.J.

February, 1936, Pg. 3, “Joy and Thankfulness of Alaska’s Bishop,” Bishop Joseph R. Crimont, S.J.

July, 1936, Pg. 3, “Best Friend of Alaskan Missions,” Reverend G. Edgar Gallant

May, 1937, Pg. 6, “News From Alaska,” Bishop Joseph R. Crimont, S.J.

May, 1937, Pg. 6, “Fr. Hubbard Expedition Will Conduct Medical Research Among King Island Eskimos,” Reverend Bernard R. Hubbard, S.J. 

October, 1937, Pg. 8, “News From Alaska: No Reference to Hell in Sermon to Eskimo’s; Letters of Appreciation,” Reverend John P. Fox, S.J., and Reverend Martin J. Lonneux, S.J.

February, 1938, “Pg. 5, “God Calls a Fervent Missionary Unto Himself: Father Lucchesi, S.J.,” Staff

February, 1938, Pg. 5, “A Visit with Father Fox at Hooper Bay,” Reverend John P. Fox, S.J.

May, 1938, Pg. 1, “Bishop Crimont Appeals For His Alaskan Missions,” Bishop Joseph R. Crimont, S.J.

May, 1938, Pgs. 8 & 12, “News From Alaska: Installation of Wireless Telephone at Our Lady of Lourdes Mission; Rev. Celestine Caldi, S.J.; Golden Jubilee at Holy Cross Mission,” Reverend Edward J. Cunningham, S.J., Frances Frank, and Staff

July, 1938, Pg. 5, “News From Alaska,” Staff

October, 1938, Pgs. 8-9, “Glimpse of the Alaskan Mission,” Reverend Joseph F. McElmeel, S.J.

October, 1938, Pgs. 8-9, “Missionary in Far North Has Many Troubles,” Reverend J.C. O’Connor, S.J.

February, 1939, Pgs. 8-9, “The Arctic Cuisine,” Reverend Paul C. O’Connor, S.J.

February, 1939, Pgs. 8-9, “Bishop Crimont…Deeply Grateful,” Bishop Joseph R. Crimont, S.J. 

July, 1939, Pg. 9, “Problems of a Missionary in “Uncle Sam’s Attic,” Reverend Edward J. Cunningham, S.J.

July, 1939, Pg. 9, “A Visit With Father Fox at Hooper Bay,” Reverend John P. Fox, S.J.

October, 1939, Pg. 10, “Eskimo Boy Scouts,” Reverend Paul C. O’Connor, S.J.

February, 1940, Pg. 8, “Fr. Hubbard…Uses Movie of Shirley Temple to Induce Native Eskimos to Make Records of Their Language,” Reverend Bernard R. Hubbard, S.J.

February, 1940, Pg. 9, “Catholicity of Eskimos of King Island Cited,” Reverend B. LaFortune S.J.

May, 1940, Pg. 9-10, “When You Think Of Alaska Think of This!” Reverend Francis Prange, S.J.

May, 1940, Pg. 9-10, “Eskimo’s Remain Happy In Spite of Difficulties,” Reverend Paul C. O’Connor, S.J.

July, 1940, Pg. 8, “News From Alaska,” Staff

October, 1940, Pg. 8, “News From Alaska-Eskimos Share Game With All In Village,” Reverend Paul C. O’Connor, S.J.

February, 1941, Pg. 9, “Veteran Missionary Dies-Fr. John B. Sifton, S.J.” Staff

May, 1941, Pg. 8, “All In A Day’s Work,” Reverend Paul C. O’Connor, S.J.

May, 1941, Pg. 9, “Governor... Praises Pius X Mission School,” Reverend Edgar Gallant

October, 1941, Pg. 10, “Icicles On Our Stove Pipes,” Reverend John P. Fox, S.J.

February, 1942, Pg. 2, “An Appeal For Pius X School, Alaska,” Reverend Edgar Gallant

February, 1942, Pg. 10, “Midnight Mass ‘Neath Midnight Sun,” Reverend John P. Fox, S.J.

February, 1942, Pg. 10, “Tundra Powwow,” Reverend Paul C. O’Connor, S.J.

May, 1942, Pg. 2, “To Charitable Hearts Pius X School, Alaska,” Reverend Edgar Gallant

May, 1942, Pg. 3, “American Sports And Eskimo Health,” Staff

May, 1942, Pg. 4, “Eskimo Picnic, A Family Event,” Reverend Paul C. O’Connor, S.J.

July, 1942, Pg. 5, “Silver Jubilee-Most Rev. Joseph Crimont, S.J.,” Staff

July, 1942, Pg. 8-9, “News from Alaska,” Staff

October, 1942, Pgs. 8-9, “Arctic Picnic, Reindeer for Food and Fur,” Reverend Paul C. O’Connor, S.J.

May, 1943, Pg. 5, “Alaska and the War,” Staff

August, 1943, Pgs. 4-5, “Rationing Rations,” Reverend John P. Fox, S.J.

August, 1943, Pg. 5, “Northern Lights,” Reverend Gregory Landon, S.J.

November, 1943, Pgs. 8-9, “Word From the Arctic Circle,” Reverend Paul C. O’Connor, S.J.

February, 944, Pgs. 4-5, “Arctic Sick Calls,” Reverend John P. Fox, S.J.

May, 1944, Pgs. 8-9, “A one man raid at Hooper Bay,” Reverend John P. Fox, S.J.

May, 1944, Pgs. 12-13, “News From Alaska,” Reverend John P. Fox, S.J.

August, 1944, Pgs. 7-8, “The Nuns Of Alaska,” A.G. Schirmann, S.J.

May, 1944, Pgs. 16-18, “Hooper Bay Gossip,” Reverend John P. Fox, S.J.

November, 1944, Pgs. 14-15, “Seal-hunting vs. goose-chasing,” Reverend Martin J. Lonneux, S.J.

May, 1945, Pgs. 4-5, “Eskimo medicine men hamper work of missionaries,” Reverend Martin J. Lonneux, S.J.

May, 1945, Pgs. 6-7, “Once popular potlatch no longer held,” Reverend George S. Endal, S.J.

August, 1945, Pg. 3, “Beloved Bishop Crimont Passes,” Staff

August, 1945, Pgs. 14-16, “Go Where?” Reverend John P. Fox, S.J.

August, 1945, Pg. 17, “A Substitute For Steak,” Reverend Paul C. O’Connor, S.J. 

November, 1945, Pgs. 8-9, “Missionary in the Far North,” Reverend Segundo Llorente, S.J.

November, 1945, Pgs. 12-13, “Report from the Yukon,” Reverend Paul C. O’Connor, S.J.

May, 1946, Pg. 17, “My poor little silvery bell,” Reverend Francis M. Menager, S.J.

August, 1946, Pgs. 10-11, “Even to the farthermost confines of the world,” Reverend Segundo Llorente, S.J.

May, 1947, Pgs. 2-6, “Potlatch,” Reverend Segundo Llorente, S.J.

August, 1947, Pgs. 12-13, “Land Of Contrasts,” Reverend Francis Prange, S.J.

August, 1947, Pg. 20, “With Thanks,” Reverend G. Edgar Gallant, S.J.

November, 1947, Pg. 1, “Where Axes Are Bread Knives,” Reverend Arthur D. Spearman, S.J.

November, 1947, Pgs. 6-7, “Medicine Man I Have Known,” Reverend Francis M. Menager, S.J.

May, 1948, Pg. 1, “Picnic in Eskimoland,” Staff

August, 1948, Pgs. 10-11,” Sufficient Unto the Day,” Reverend Paul C. O’Connor, S.J.

November, 1948, Pgs. 4-5, “The Twins of Hooper Bay,” Reverend Francis M. Menager, S.J.

May, 1949, Pg. 16, “Missionary to the Eskimo,” Reverend Segundo Llorente, S.J.

August, 1949, Pg. 14-15, “Life in the Northland,” Reverend Jules M. Convert, S.J.

November, 1949, Pgs. 6-9, “The Mining Priest,” Herbert H. Foster

November, 1950, Pgs. 8-9, “Morticians A La Eskimo,” Reverend Paul C. O’Connor, S.J.

May, 1952, Pgs. 5-7, “Speaking of Operations,” Reverend Francis M. Menager, S.J.

August, 1955, Pgs. 10-14, “Arctic Crime Cracker,” Frank Kolars