Engineers tour dam site on Boulder Canyon project visit
About 65 distinguished engineers from the San Francisco Bay area led by H W Crosier visited Boulder City and the Boulder Canyon dam site in Las Vegas. The group toured work, heard talks by Walker R Young and others, and enjoyed a community dinner. Employment at the project ranged from 4500 to 6212 during peak activity, with ex service men making up roughly 40 to 47 percent of staff.
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San Francisco Bay Region
H.W. Crosier
Pacific Coast
Las Vegas
Boulder City
Walker R. Young
U 8. Reclamation Bureau
St Companies Inc
Boulder Canyon
Young
I Kimball
Chamber of Commerce
San Brancisco
John A. Fulton
Mackey School of Mines
U. of N
Nakea
Névada
Wives Attend C. of C. Meeting
At the Tuesday noon Chamber of Commerce luncheon guests included Mrs. Jack Price and Mrs. R.K. Trout accompanying their husbands. The practice has become a pleasant habit enhancing sociability without hindering the meeting’s business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Price
R.K. Trout
Fragmentary notice about Rose's Liquor and calendar reference
Fragmented OCR reads Rose's Liquor and a calendar note with unclear context. The line includes stray words about home, a calendar, and freebies but provides no clear event, date, or involved entities.
Conger Elected Member of C of C Las Vegas
Dr E H Conger was elected to membership in the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce at the Tuesday meeting on recommendation of the membership committee. He had left the city about ten years ago but was a longtime active member and will attend the noon meetings with old friends.
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E. H. Conger
Las Vegas
Rotary meeting highlights food industry program
At the Las Vegas Rotary Club noon meeting, Gerald Nelson presented a Standard Brands sponsored talking picture on the food industry and the grocer's vital role in the economy. Doug Dishiel led a Rotary education Q and A. Tommy Thompson earned praise for attendance. seven club members visited the dam and works under Frank Crowe after the canceled excursion.
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Las Vegas
Walter Bracken
Nevada Rebekah President Visited by State Officer
Mrs. Eleanor Mulray, Nevada Rebekahs president, was officially visited by a state officer last evening at Oasis Rebekah Lodge No. 21. Mrs. Ethel Rothoff, Mrs. Viola Burns, and Mrs. Pearl Atherton arranged the event and led a Refreshments afterward. Mulcahy and her husband E Q Mulcahy continued northward on a state tour, leaving Las Vegas Friday morning for Pioche and other towns.
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Eleanor
H.G.) Mulray
Nevada Rebekahs
Oasis Rebekah
Ethel Rotthoff
Viola Burns
Pearl Atherton
Atherton
Order
Ay Megas
Sears
Mylpahy
Rebekah Ab
Tanepelsant
Goldfield
Opithis
E. Q
Mulcahy
the Sparks
Tribunme
Las Vegas
Will
Piotha Fridaw
Bae
New Secretary Chosen Tuesday for Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce
Oliver Goerman, commander of the local American Legion post, was elected secretary of the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce at last Tuesday’s meeting. The three month term may be extended and follows Nye Wilson’s resignation to take effect January 1 as secretary of the Ambroa Chamber of Commerce. Goerman, active in Las Vegas since 1930 and previously in St. Joseph Missouri, will begin duties with full knowledge of the role.
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Oliver Goerman
American Legion
Lfe
Las Vegas
Chamber of Commerce
Nye Wilson
Alhambra
Cal
Henderson
James Cashman
Geerman
St.Joseph
Apache Casino Bar Under New Management
Carl Belding and Frank Housky became owners of the Apache Casino Bar at 122 Fremont Street. The bar adjacent to the Reno parlor will be under their management and the two men wish for success in this venture.
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Carl Belding
Frank Housky
Apache
Fremont Street
Thureday
Reno
Carl
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Rixford
Ae Anaap
Btitewee
Louis F. Thinbault
U. S. Naval Ammunition Depot
Hawaii
C. of C
Rose’s
Chase
Conger
Rebekah
Apache Casino Bar
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