Aviation sees 1936 progress eclipsing 1935
United Press reports aviation with a bright 1936 outlook. Major lines carried more passengers and more air mail in 1935 as China Clipper opened regular Pacific service. United Airlines logged 15 million passenger miles and 6.6 million pounds of mail amid fleet upgrades and fare cuts.
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Leland Chesley
United Press
Chicago
American Aviation
Nore
Express
W. A. Patterson
Jor
United Airlines
American Airways
Transcontinental-Western Air
Northwest Airways
Pan-American Airlines
Pacific
United States
Honolulu
Midway Island
Wake Island
Guam
Manila
United Air Lines
Post Office Department
Air Express
United
Air Lines
Northwest Airlines Passenger Rise From 1934 to 1935
Northwest Airlines reports a 105.18 percent jump in passengers from 1934 to 1935. The data shows 12,087 in 1934 and 25,000 in 1935, with miles flown and air mail figures also listed for the two years.
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Northwest Airlines
Air Mail
Hunters Spend $1 On 7-Pound Bag Of Game
International Falls Minn Jan 9 According to figures from the local customs office American hunters entering from Canada accounted for nearly 100000 pounds of wild game seized across the border They paid 3386 for the privilege of taking moose bear and ducks in the recent season Additionally around 100 non residents spent about 10000 on room board lodging equipment and guides while hunting The note also mentions minor police incident involving a Cheltenham Twp officer and property theft unrelated to hunting The penguin island claim and Raleigh Hawkins notes appear as separate fragments.
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International Falls
Minn
United States
Canada
Ambition Foils Too Successful Thrill Hunters
In Philadelphia on January 9 two University of Pennsylvania students and two friends attempt a scavenger hunt with a police guard, but their ambitions fall short as the plan lacks sufficient items to complete the quest.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Legion Home Friday Event Promises Arsine Entertainment
Bailiwick bulletin notes a Friday January 10 gathering at Legion Home featuring entertainment from the entertainment committee. Betus Baus signs as correspondent.
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Legion’ Home
Arsine
Entertainment Committee
U S surveys job decline dating to 20 by Harkness
The United States undertakes a $12 million nationwide survey to assess how modern production methods affect unemployment and reliance on government aid. Harry Hopkins funds the study, led by Carrington Gill and David Weintraub, to guide 1936 37 policy and public works.
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U.S
Richard L. Harkness
United Press
Washington
Jan
Hopkins
Carrington Gill
David Weintraub
Relief Administration
Philadelphia
Bank Statement Snapshot From Fairfield County Ohio
State of Ohio Fairfield County affidavit by James G. Kramer cashier confirms assets totaling 471 617 10 and liabilities including capital stock 25 000 and deposits 421 3 00 with loans pledged 37 625 00. Bank details list assets such as cash and due from banks and other securities while liabilities show capital notes and undesignated profits.
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State OF
Ohio
Fairfield
Ss. i
James G. Kraner
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Sir Walter Raleigh
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Sir John Hawkins
Relief Fund
Harry L. Hopkins
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Pickerington
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