Planes and ships scour Caribbean for lost Star Ariel
Seventy seven planes and six ships hunted the Caribbean for the Star Ariel a British South American Airways four engine airship with 20 aboard on a London to Santiago route. The search covered 125 to 500 miles southwest of Bermuda as crews pressed to locate or declare the aircraft missing.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Caribbean
Jamaica
British South American Airways
London
Santiago
Chile
Kingston
Coast Guard
Kearsage
Leyte
U. S. Task Force 88
Nassau
Air Force
MacDill Field
Florida
Guantanamo Bay Base
McKinley Field
Miami
Loren S. Tyler
Fort Thomas
Ariz
George C. Welch
Pasadena
Cal
Air Rescue Service
Navy
S. S. Santames
Puerto Rico
Ariel
Balboa
Havana
British
South American Airlines
Caravelas
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
California chamber backs irrigation first power policy
Harry A. Mitchell announced the California state chamber of commerce board adopted a policy that power development on reclamation projects remains incidental to irrigation and flood control. It opposes federal funds for power distribution where private capital is ready and calls for selling power at the source on equal terms for public and private buyers. The chamber opposes government ownership of industry and aims to encourage private enterprise over competitive government credit and powers.
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Harry A. Mitchell
California State Chamber of Commerce
Mitchell
State Chamber
Enrollmenten 1800 at ISC in three years
ISC president Dr Carl W McIntosh told the Kiwanis in Hotel Bannock that Idaho State College should reach 1800 students within three years matching a national trend of stabilizing enrollment He cited factors for growth and urged salary and wage raises for faculty as part of the plan The talk included a Kiwanis club history outline and recognition for local contributors with guests from Salt Lake City merchants and Pocatello organizations.
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Idaho State College
ISC
Carl W. McIntosh
Pocatello Kiwanis
Bannock
McIntosh
Willard Bowen
Ramp Barlow
Dan Martin
Fred Walker
Nanking Officials Say Bloom Attack Hurts Peace Efforts
A top Chinese policy maker in Nanking said Sol Bloom's demand that Chiang Kai-Shek be removed will damage Nationalist peace efforts. The source called Bloom's remarks a bombshell and warned they would bolster Communist backing and hard liners within the government who favor continued fighting.
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U.S
Sol Bloom
Chiang Kai-Shek
New York
Bloom
Budget Buildup Targets 12 Million in Building Fund
A state senator urged preserving a 12 million building fund to use in downturns to curb unemployment. The legislature moved 12 bills forward including redefining manslaughter in hunting accidents and banning fair board managers from serving on boards. Other measures repeal bans on Indians buying arms and prevent whites from selling arms to Indians.
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Madison County
Senate
House
Fair Board
Fair
Wild Game Feeding Discussed by Idaho Sportsmen
A Boise meeting with state fish and game director T B Murray addressed supplementary winter feeding for elk and deer amid complaints that current policy is insufficient. Idaho Outdoor association member Stanley Brunskill reported deer and elk hardships in Garden Valley, noting a herd of 50 to 100 elk fed from two farmer haystacks and a farmer considering selling hay to the department.
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BOISE
Fish and Game
T B. Murray
Nating Shoreman
Outaoes Association
Fish and Game Department
Barer
Stanley Brunskill
Idaho Outdoor Association
Garden Valley
Idaho House Action on Bar Admission, Tax Forms, and Unemployment
The House logged several actions including SB32 changing attorney admission to the Idaho bar via Welker's SB1 substitute, SB33 altering equipment confiscation rules in illegal hunting, HB59 deeming failure to file tax statements prima facie evidence of tax evasion, HB60 requiring inventory statements on forms from the tax commissioner, and HB66 reenacting the state's unemployment security act.
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Judiciary Committee
Idaho
Welker
Fish and Game Committee
State Affairs Committee
New Yorkers in Florida Seek Unemployment Benefits
About 1500 New Yorkers in Florida collect New York state unemployment benefits. A Miami office staffed by six New Yorkers will investigate claims costing New York about 22000 dollars weekly. The effort targets fraud and confirms legitimate claims, with weekly reporting and in-person checks to verify work status.
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Albany
N. Y
Florida Sun
New York State
State Department of Labor
Division of Unemployment Insurance
Miami
Florida
Labor Department
Unemployment Insurance Department
New York
Edward Corsi
Department
Colombia and Brazil Recognize Venezuela Military Regime
The Colombian and Brazilian governments announced on Monday recognition of Venezuela’s military government and predicted that other Western Hemisphere nations would soon follow suit.
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Bogota
Colombia
Brazil
Venezuela
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Lost Air Liner
Chamber of Commerce
Ft. Bragg
N. C
D. Robeson
Salt Lake
Ernie Nugent
Pocatello O. P. Skaggs
M. P. Goodfellow
Pocatello Tribune
Ezra Hawkes
Pocatello Pta
Nanking
Broadway
Cass Roms
Earl Wilson
Wilson
By Earl Wilson
Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
Bureau
United States
Canada
B. C
Russell
Louis J. Russell
American Activities Committee
FBI
Robert Stripling
Pocatello
A. B. C. — Audit Bureau OF Circulations
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