Plane sales conflict with neutral export rules
Charles Habbli of California confirmed the sale of 19 American airplanes to a New York firm for consignment abroad. He said the deal was strictly commercial and not intended for military use, denying any involvement with shipments to belligerents or Spanish Civil War financing. The export license granted by the US State Department for planes and motors to Spanish Loyalists sparked Berlin alarms about shifting war dynamics.
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Workers Limited to One Account Number in Pension System
Washington on December 29 reports the Social Security Board states that workers may have only one account number in the federal old age pension system regardless of how many employers they work for. If multiple ID cards exist, the worker should take or send the extra cards to the local post office for correction.
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Newlywed He Turned Sort Worth to Fort Worth Wedding
Det. William H. Dunning Jr a wealthy oil man and aviation enthusiast wed the former Miss Floye Adlee Brownfield in Dallas on Sunday. On Tuesday the couple returned to Fort Worth where friends offered congratulations.
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Roosevelt Revealed as Clever Artist in Early Letters
The late Theodore Roosevelt is shown as an artist of wild life in Good Housekeeping. Early letters dated 1890 written in Washington describe his skill with animal silhouettes and lively sketches, illustrating observations from the Medora ranch and carping trips. Curator H. B. Anthony calls the drawings accurate and recognizably animal though human figures are stereotyped.
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Aviation in U S Boosts Business in 1936 Year Review
Commercial aviation reached new highs in passengers mail and express in 1936. United States Airlines reported 4,140,400 passengers, up 31 percent from 1935. Revenue passenger miles rose to 395,814,000, while air express miles climbed nearly 75 percent to 3,800,000,000 and air mail miles to 12,000,000,000.
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Amendment of Neutral Act Demanded in Senate Debate
Washington dispatch reports swift action urged to amend the neutrality act after revelations that nine state department officials authorized export of 4.8 million dollars in second hand airplanes and engines to the Spanish government. Senators Memocres and Van Nuys pressed for rapid action as House and state department officials convene to discuss constraints and potential expansions of the act to cover civil wars.
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Explorers Plan Flight Over Chimborazo Volcano
Two Ecuadoran explorers led by Jane H. Gray and Andre Roosevelt aim to fly over Chimborazo, the grandfather volcano, reaching 21,000 feet above sea level. Roosevelt will map the Andes while Gray pilots the plane through sub zero, varied conditions from Sengdor seacoast.
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Residents Seek Boundary Lines for Commissioners' Precinct No 3
More than 200 residents in Torthem County filed a petition Tuesday asking the court to set boundaries for Commissioners' Precinct No 3 as they existed at the time of the election. The petition also asks that the duly chosen constable and justice of the peace be allowed to continue their duties under this arrangement.
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Two youths seen fleeing garage with mattress report
J H Walker observed two youths run from a garage with a mattress. He followed in a trash wagon, climbed into the driver's seat, and cried Giddap as the wagon stopped before a house. Inside, two small boys were found, Caldwell described the incident as involving the mattress transfer.
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California Snow Silence After Pacific Storm Hits South
Snow blankets Death Valley and coastal areas as a Pacific storm moves east. A severe hail storm in Santa Monica injures a year old Roy Keefer and a TW-mile gale damages yachts and freighters. Southern California suffers $500,000 in property damage with widespread forest and ranch losses.
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Child Injured After Fall From Scooter at Home
A West, Iyear-old son of Mr and Mrs Ike West, was treated at Robert A Green hospital Tuesday after a fall from a scooter at his Delmar Street home. He was reported in critical condition, with head injuries from striking the side of a car.
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