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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1933
Page
4
Crossword grid and clues mixed with garbled OCR text. Lacks coherent news content and clear events. Contains scattered terms such as Biblical, Exclamation, Motion Picture, Compass Point, and Asian river names. Overall unreadable and not a proper news item.
A fraternal order expresses deep regret at the death of Charles M McGovern on April 10 1933 after twenty five years as conductor. It lauds his helpful spirit and cheerful greeting to fellow workers and offers sympathy to his widow Mrs Melis. The motion was adopted to convey heartfelt condolences to the family and the order.
F W Hogglund of Star Auto Wrecking reports an auto trailer stolen from the yard during Thursday night. The loss is noted amid expressions of sorrow for the late Charles M. McGovern with a mourning period declared for thirty days, signed by committee members E F Dillard F C DeVinney and T J Parker.
A Las Vegas Age reader denounces Japan’s actions in Manchuria, arguing Manchuria is de jure part of China, urges international cooperation, warns open borders and the open door policy would close, and cautions against provoking Russia and unsettling world order. The letter invokes Washington Conference, Nine-Power Treaty, Kellogg Briand Pact, and compares Manchuria to Nevada. The writer seeks a peaceful China and argues Manchurian development should be international, not Japanese monopolization.
Elaborate plans for a Grand Opening of the Pair-O-Dice casino in southern Nevada describe a week of festivities. Howard Jones, manager, notes dance music, dinners, and novelty entertainment will attract a large crowd as advance reservations pour in. The resort will be open nightly from 7 pm until late.
Members of the Mesquite Club enjoyed a delightful program and tea hosted by Mrs. H. P. Marble. Marisa Earl sang 11 numbers with Mrs. Fern Olive at the piano while Mrs. Marble described her trip northward and Mrs. Mahoney reviewed four Douglas novels. Tea was served.
Steve Ashley faced Municipal Court after pleading guilty to driving over freshly laid concrete on a new South Fifth Street paying job. He admitted the act, prompting rework of the section, and was jailed briefly before being released on own recognizance after posting a fine. He reportedly married earlier that day.
A historical note describes the Silver Club as a resort with aristocratic ambiance near Las Vegas, featuring novel decorations and good luck insignia. Visitors to Toover Dam and Death Valley are invited to enjoy pleasant evenings in a refined, orderly setting. Joe Morgan, proprietor, extends a welcoming atmosphere.
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