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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1929
Page
4
British scientists report the discovery of fossil bones of ten headless men about 30 miles from Peiping China. They date to nearly one million years ago and were found with a single intact skull, suggesting a major contribution to human origins.
The Las Vegas Bar Association will hold its regular monthly meeting at Rainbow Buffet tonight starting at 6 p.m. Members are notified to attend.
Tower Market in Las Vegas advertises artistically arranged flowers and prompt delivery with a specialty in funeral designs. The short notice emphasizes timely service and custom arrangements.
United Press overview lists ten international developments of 1929 from a U.S. view. Key items include the Renunciation of War treaty, Hoover's inauguration, MacDonald as British PM, the Young Plan replacing the Dawes Plan, a London naval conference invitation, Stinson’s plea to 53 nations about Manchuria, a regional Cuba Colombia Uruguay Mexico-U.S mediation, Argentina’s missing ambassador, falling U.S. foreign investment, and a U.S. move toward the World Court. The piece notes Kellogg pact ambiguity and wary Argentine- U.S. relations amid broader Great Power dynamics.
The notice highlights an exhibit of Prof. Rowe from the high school now on sale at the store. It lists various sizes and reasonable prices suitable for gifts, inviting readers to view the items and purchase.
George Marshall, newly admitted to practice law in Nevada, was named deputy district attorney by District Attorney Harley A Harmon. He joins the Harmon and Salter law firm as part of his appointment and duties.
The Washington Bystander ponders Dick Byrd’s future flights after North Pole exploits. It notes Byrd’s drive to advance science and aviation fame, his leadership in organizing expeditions, and speculation about possible Pacific, polar, or lunar ventures, while doubting claims over territorial discoveries at the poles.
A 325 pound black bear was killed at the foot of the Adirondacks in New York state. The note mentions uncertainty about its involvement in recent stock market trouble and expresses hope it was not the cause.
A UPI report details the Supreme Court conference process in the Capitol basement with secret ballots, private notes, and postconference opinions. It notes the orderly debate from senior members to the youngest, and the routine issuance of opinions on Monday decision day.
Clark County 4 H members will mark achievement day on Saturday in Las Vegas with a theatre party and a business meeting at the L D church house. Farm children from Moapa Virgin valleys and cultural districts are expected to attend as pins are awarded for completed work.
Las Vegas Lodge No 1468 invites visiting brothers as it holds meetings every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Club rooms open from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Exalted Ruler William Orr and Secretary William Scott greet members and visitors.
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