Las Vegas Postoffice moves and street debate on sidewalks
In Las Vegas a post office move to the Sullivan building on Second and Carson is planned to improve service before a federal building is ready. Meanwhile critics argue that cutting Fourth Street sidewalks raises costs for nearby property owners and may be unnecessary. A Memorial Day message from President Hoover urges preparedness and Kellogg peace treaties. A new airport project is praised as a sign of growing air transport viability, with private capital ready to fund fields and terminals. The Shrine convention opens in Los Angeles, hailed as a grand spectacle reflecting the city’s spirit and climate.
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Age
Las Vegas
Hoover
Arlington National Cemetery
Europe
America
Los Angeles
Lover's Doubts Cost Him $10
Nicola Smith disguised his voice and used an assumed name to test his girlfriend's love by phoning her and arranging a date. When she refused a second time that night he assaulted her, and Alberta Alexander had him arrested. The judge ordered him to pay $10 in costs.
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Columbus
Nicola Smith
Smith
Alberta Alexander
Loyalty and Struggles Mark Hollywood Margins
Hollywood’s screen colony shows fierce loyalty to Alma Rubens amid her morphine battle as she recovers at a state asylum and awaits return to film work. The piece recounts other industry figures’ trials, including Paul Kelly, Dorothy Mackaye, Roscoe Arbuckle, and ongoing cannery prospects in Canada's strawberry provinces.
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George H. Beale
United Press
Hollywood
Yhayers
Alma Rubens
Iirst
Pecanio
Willi
Miss Rubens
Universal
State Insane Asylum
Paul Kelly
Ray Raymond
Kelly
James Kirkwood
Lila Lee
San Quentin
Dorothy Mackaye
New Agent Blamed For Dan Fraud In Las Vegas
A Los Angeles based United States Credit Bureau agent, trusted by the firm, caused a Las Vegas uproar by sending duns to many residents falsely claiming Mrs. H. M. Delkin, a Las Vegas jeweler, turned in accounts for collection. Delkin, a cash business operator, faced harried customers and considered legal action, while the firm apologized to those affected. The letter of apology cites James OReilly, an employee of six to seven years, whose references were checked and found reliable, yet he allegedly created and sent the fraudulent claims. The company acknowledges past employment and expresses regret for the damage caused.
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United States Credit Bureau
Los Angeles
H. M. Delkin
James Oreilly
O'Reilly
Lansing
Michigan
Summer Radio Reception Better
Dr J H Dellinger head of the radio section of the US Bureau of Standards says summer radio reception will be as smooth as winter thanks to improved transmitters increased power on cleared channels and more efficient receivers He notes plans for more ambitious summer programs and predicts a good radio summer with local and network broadcasts. James Cashman returns from Los Angeles to Las Vegas and Memorial Day guests visit Pioneer Lumber chief John T Basom says Regular air service has a long history But a fraudulent counts matter for Post Office prosecutions O'Reilly case under review.
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J. H. Dellinger
United States Bureau of Standards
Dellinger
Stmer
John T. Basom
Pioneer Lumber Company
A. E. Bowman
Los Angeles
Bye and Bye Sweetheart and Broadway Dance Stars at Night
A promotional blurb touts Rudy Vallee and His Connecticut Yankees as the latest in Victor dance orchestras. It highlights their waltz Bye and Bye Sweetheart and Fox Trot My Time is Your Time with Vallee’s vocal, plus appearances by Helen Morgan Maurice Chevalier Nat Shilkret and The Come In. Ends with catalog numbers and song previews from The Troubadours and others.
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Rudy Vallee
Connecticut Yankees
Victor
Rudy
Vallee
Helen Morgan
Maurice Chevalier
Wip
All
Europe
Nat Shilkret
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Allianig A
Nea Seavice
Hollywood Film Shop
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappee
San Francisco
Canada
Boy
Cecil van Loose
Kentucky
Carl Newton
Gt Ree
Icy Farst
General Electric
N. E.C
General
STEEL
Rockwell Electric Shop
Dan
Thomas
Foster Arm
Delkin Jewelry
Los Angeles Company
James Cashman
New York
New Municipal Museum
Upper
Fifth Avenue
Hell
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
THE
Troubadours
Fox
Victor Orc
Paramount Picture
Pais
Louise
Paramount
Paris
Maurice Chevalera
Ziegfeld
H. E. Saviers & Son, Inc
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Majestic
H. E. Saviers& Son, Inc
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