Scientific party drift on ice floe in Arctic rescue effort
A six day storm has left a Soviet weather research party stranded on a drifted ice floe 1,100 miles from the pole. Moscow ordered five planes and three ships to mount a rescue, with Commander Tran Paninin directing operations. Two food bases and a safeguard house were cut off as fissures formed under the hut, but the main supplies remained. A radiomen headed toward Murmansk as plans to deploy additional aircraft and ships were announced. Weather camp position reported in northeastern Greenland, about 1,100 miles from the pole. Professor Otto Schmiet prepared to depart for Murmansk to oversee the rescue. Movements expected to quicken after Schmiet arrives.
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North Pole
Soviet Northern Sea Route Department
Tran Paninin
Dianes
Panacia
Sigrehouse Conainly
Ee Peet Wee Cut Co
Greeland
Otto J. Schmiet
Star
New PTA selects temporary officers for Genoa school year
The Genoa junior high PTA met in the school gym to choose temporary officers for the rest of the year. Six parents and six teachers attended chaired by F. N. Robinson. The group pledged no assessments to fund activities while encouraging parent involvement.
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Genoa
Promepal Jo Develas Ander
Prinpais Andersen
Spencer
February 1 meeting notes from Carolina community home event
The American Lesson aumbery club held a bridge and whist evening at the Carolina community home on Elemd street. Prizes went to Prof. S Martin and MOs Edina Browning, with attendees including Prof. R. Carroll, Dean Whiting, and Rev. Blake Gus among others. A later note mentions church services at the Church of the Living God on Genoa avenue and various personal updates.
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Carolina
S Martin
W. W. Anderson
Mos Edina Browning
J. 8. Wilson
W. P. Hamton
and Sips
WW. Anderson
Th Wilson
Mir
Warley Mitchell
Wiliam Browning
Miss Crawler
Prof
S. Mastin
Primoeian
Masers
J. J. Daten
C. Blake- Gus
Marshal Street
Axusta Baniers
Genoa Avenue
T J. Cos
Isha Lonis
Traffic Casualty List Shows 39 700 Death Toll In 1937
Chicago February 1 The National Safety Council released a preliminary estimate placing accidental deaths in 1937 at about 106 000 with transport deaths at 39 700 a four percent rise from 1936 amid nine percent more auto travel. Total injured near 9 775 000 including 375 000 permanently injured. Vehicle property losses estimated at 2 550 000 000. Falls accounted for 26 000 deaths making them the second leading cause after traffic.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Assembly investigators foiled in attempt to obtain Hudson Co records
Investigators from the Assembly failed to force state police to release Hudson County records tied to the November gubernatorial election. Sergeant-at-Arms John Hogan sought police help, ordering Troop Commander Mark Himbecling to provide a detailed report, but Police Superintendent Kim-Derin refused, citing no legal warrant. The move followed defiance by a clerk and added to post election tensions in Democratic Hudson County.
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Josey City
Nu J. Pet
Hudson
Furtson
Stek
Keln
John Hogan
Trecion
Tadar
Mark O. Himbecling
Kim- Deriin
Robert Psarock
Avtember
Lesser H.cise
Hudson Corner
Labor Board Receives New Recommendation
Pittsburgh Feb 1 UP The National Labor Relations Board receives a recommendation from examiner Dodier regarding the United Steel Company of Bearvet Falls. The union seeks a charter as an independent entity. The hearing examined alleged interference with worker rights and union organizing.
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Labor Board
Pittstirgh
Na Sceai
Tocar Og
Unite Drawn Steel Company
Bearvet Falls
EB Dodler
C. 15 O
Dodier
Interferme
Openleres
Emmares
Ee Ee Taian Drews
Epany i Thomsand
Vie Snompescert 5
Hogar
Trial of patent suit opens in federal court
In U S district court a patent infringement action is argued between Sassortqn Temes company Inc and San fend Day from Works Inc The proceedings loom over potential consequences and a verdict is anticipated as the docket progresses The recap on the case notes the involvement of Judge Mxieus Te leman and Recapture Boy Gros Pet 2 f Progeremr Prears L Watcher 23 Lemar Hiumantie IT who escaped from custody
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Temes
Works Inc
Mxieus
Teleman
Bramwell School Broadcasts Junior Senior English Programs
Bramwell high school combined its three senior home-rooms for a radio broadcast on the new apster Pricay afternoon. The tenth grade staged a one act play The Civic Beautifying Committer with Audrey Dillard Bil le Jeanne Guy Anne Scruges June Tabor and Alene Mehfullen. announcer Jimny McElrath. Eleventh grade offered a variety program with Ea Powell Billy Scruggs and Jack Shupe singing Mexeesis accompanied by Jack Shupe. riddles answered by Ed Powrll. Twelfth grade introduced Hisine Blake with Atte ime Miller reading Gig sing Annsbede and Yanelle Brinewar delivering a visual solo.
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Pricay
Audrey Dillard
Bille Jeanne Guy
Anne Scruges
June Tabor
Alene Mehfullen
Jimny McElrath
Ea Powell
Billy Scruggs
Jack Shupe
Powell adopts wife's daughter in custody move
Dick Powell adopts the daughter of his wife in a formal step that makes him the legal father. The ceremony and related court action were filed in Los Angeles with judge Jodie Robert presiding.
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Dick Powell
Powell
Mies
Jodie Robert BH
Ted Powel
Barnes seeks custody of 3 year old son in action
The case involves Mrs Joan Blondel, film actress, and her former husband George Barnes, cameraman, with Barnes seeking custody of their 3 year old son. The filing indicates a contentious custody action amid sensitive family relations.
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Man Barnes
Joan Blondel
George Barnes
Powell Comforts Boy as Blondel Smiles Brightly
Powell holds the boy in his arms and pats his cheeks while Miss Blondel beams with approval, capturing a tender moment of affection and public warmth amid a social gathering.
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Powell
Miss Blondel
Auditor Stops Removal Of Resources From Land
Charleston February 1 The auditor moved to halt removal of timber coal and other resources from unredeemed state lands. Assistant Auditor Cleveland T M Bailey cited complaints of forfeited properties still being exploited and a 7000 acre tract near Brissonville in Kanawha County still generating rents. Auditor Sims said the attorney general would be asked if rents could be held in trust until redemption. Bailey ordered county officers to post state held property and guard against trespass.
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Bailey
Brissonville
Kanawha
Edgar B. Sims
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