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Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1937

Page

5

Boulder Dam Reaches Firm Power Threshold At Lake Mead

Lake Mead now holds 13,000,000 acre feet of storage under Boulder Dam control with a 428 foot head for turbines. Power contracts begin June 1 at 1.65 mills per kilowatt hour, boosting monthly generation to about 86,000,000 kilowatt hours and government revenue to roughly $1.5 million this year. Southern California municipalities and contractors move to formalize continuous power delivery as May melts into early summer.

Lake Mead Colorado River Boulder Dam Spring Mountain Bureau of Reclamation Harold L. Ickes Lae Rocky Mountains Los Angeles Glendale Pasadena Burbank California Southern California Southern California Edison Company Metropolitan Water District Southern Sierras Power Company San Bernardino

Nevada Youth State Champs Highlight Meat Poster and Essay Wins

Reno youths Philip Hutchinson and Helen Box win Nevada state titles in national meat poster and meat essay contests. Hutchinson emphasizes meat in nutrition. Box’s essay titled The Value of Meat in the Diet earns Nevada first place. National winners include Jane Morry of Detroit for poster and Eleanor Duncan of Liberty for essay.

Nevada Philip Hutchinson Reno Helen Box Tists National Hutchinson Box Jane Morry Detroit Mich Eleanor Duncan Liberty

Brooklyn man cherishes Buick after Hindenburg rescue

Lucky-Henry Gold kuhle of Brooklyn planned to bring his Buick back from Europe on the last Hindenburg trip but a cable cancelled the plan. He and his car returned safely by boat and he vows to plant flowers on it on his lawn, saying it saved his life.

Henry Goldkuhle Brooklyn Europe

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