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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1931
Page
2
Las Vegas anticipates a surge of construction and payrolls as the Boulder 1 project moves forward. City officials promise profitable enterprise for capital and enterprise men while sightseers and national interest grow.
The Age outlines plans to avoid undue burden on Las Vegas business by delaying a daily to tri weekly expansion while preparing a morning edition for the coming year. It emphasizes supporting laudable local enterprises and maintaining good faith with readers as prosperity grows through many small efforts.
Judge Orr presides as cases from Lewis Gambill firm appear for defendant. Debtor alimony motions debated with objections sustained and demurrers set for hearing. Multiple divorce and alimony actions listed with T A Wells and A A Hinman representing plaintiffs and defendants. Continued to December 31 for demurrer hearings and further arguments.
A court grants a divorce to the defendant and cross-complainant Jean I. Welf in the case with Richard L. Walt as plaintiff and Breeze and Horsey attorneys named for the parties. Decree of divorce issued for the defendant.
Mrs. Mary Wright Mc Lean of Waterloo keeps the Mayflower kettle linked to the Conant family. Tradition holds it passed from Roger Conant to his descendants via daughters named Mary. Thomas B. King of Stephenville Texas, a Missouri alumnus, recent gift maker of $100 to his alma mater.
Washington news brief notes the radio commission entering the new year facing band congestion as television and overseas broadcasting grow. It surveys needs for education aviation and international services, plus experiments in synchronized stations to ease congestion and more police use of radio. Abby Mahony visits the Bressingham home for the holidays.
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