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Newspaper

Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1932

Page

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Informal revolutions and other Nevada notes

Grist from the Daily Grind remarks on informal revolutions in Chile, Dawes shifting to banking, John D. Rockefeller's repeal stance, Hawthorne's Legion leadership in Las Vegas, and Dry Lake Yacht clubs facing a high tax threatening Fourth of July races. The column mixes satire with regional updates and colorful quotes about politics and society.

John D. Rockefeller John Navy Walker Lake Dry Lake Nevada Gallison Congress

Robber Slugs Vegas Woman in Street Try for Purse

Ada Perry of New York, 27, was knocked to the ground on a street in Las Vegas Sunday night. A dark man snatched her purse containing 20 in cash 200 in traveler's checks and a Los Angeles bus ticket. Police describe a gun or thumb used to threaten her and seek the attacker.

Ada Perry New York Los Angeles North Third Street American Express

Commissioner A L Jones attends Overton county meeting

County Commissioner A L Jones of Overton spent yesterday here at the regular monthly meeting. The report notes his presence during local government proceedings and outlines agenda items discussed.

A. L. Jones Overton

President Signs Tax Measure Amid Cleveland Fire Tragedy

A massive blaze in a Cleveland eight story residence hotel caused at least 30 injuries and unknown deaths. Firefighters saved residents as explosions sent flames high into the night sky near the Hollenden hotel. survivors were cared for at Charity hospital and the Hollenden.

Cleveland Residence Hotel Charity Hospital United Press Office Polce

Leona Cline Returns From California Sanitarium

Leona Cline comes home from a sanitarium in Los Angeles after six weeks of confinement due to ill health. Her mother, Mrs J Piney, expects to return about Friday.

Leona Cline Los Angeles J. Piney Friay

DISSENSION IN BONUS RINKS BREN

World War Veterans split over leadership as a nine member rump court martial deposes George Alman. Alman remains commander pro tem with a real executive committee to be named. The Oregon group plans a cross continental march to demand 2 billion in bonus certificates and a Washington parade follows. About 1200 veterans sign to begin a bonus march to Washington leaving Los Angeles tomorrow night.

Bonus Expeditionary Force George Alman Legislative Committee Alman Oregon Congress Oreton Non Pennsylvania Avenue Los Angeles U.P Washington

Vegans Attend Moapa Meeting at 20th Anniversary

A Las Vegas group attended the Moapa stake founding celebration in Overton marking its 20th anniversary. Attendees included Mrs. George Goodwin Miss Vera Dodge Mr and Mrs Marion Earl Mr and Mrs Ira Earl and family and U S Commissioner and Mrs Flowers.

Las Vegas Moapa Stake Overton Wiend George Goodwin Vera Dodge Marion Earl Ira Earl U. S Flowers

Nome Celebrates Christmas As First Vessel Reaches Port

Nome, Alaska witnesses a Christmas celebration as the steamers Arthur J. M. Baldwin and Derblay arrive from Seattle escorted by the Northland through Arctic ice. They carry passengers, freight, and numerous Christmas gift packages for residents and children alike.

Nome Alaska Arthur J. M. Baldwin Derblay Seattle Coast Guard Northland Arctic

Nevada Posts Lead National Legion Parade Contenders

Mineral County Post No. 19 Hawthorne leads Nevada in the national Legion parade standings with a 172.91 percent score, as Nevada appears fourth nationally behind Arizona California and Florida. Eureka wins the department cup for 280 percent gain, Hawthorne earns the D A Turner trophy, and the Scrugham cup honors posts with best parade showing in Las Vegas.

Hawthorne Nathaniel American Legion Nevada U. S. Naval Ammunition Depot Las Vegas Mineral County Nevada Department Conven Sernley Cahenie Battle Mountain Falcon Boulder City Ada Lezi Portland Arizona California Florida Eureka Jas. G. Scrugham

Quake Rocks Northern California and Oregon Coast

A series of four earthquakes struck sparsely settled coastal areas from Humboldt to Roseburg Oregon causing one death and multiple injuries. Mrs. Wallace McCutcheon, 25, died when a chimney collapsed. her husband was injured and Ralph Young of Eureka was hurt. property damage ran into thousands. The Eagle Drum Corps 1213 plans a radio broadcast at 8 p.m. local time.

Eureka Calif U.P California Oregon Humboldt del Norte Roseburg Ore Wallace McCutcheon Ralph Young

Girl 16 Crowned Ohio Champion At Speaking Pieces

In Columbus Ohio Ila Vere Beynon a 16 year old Amsterdam high school girl won the state wide verse speaking contest She recalled neighbors urging her to speak as a child and she grew to a confident recitalist dreaming of Broadway The article notes her rise from childhood encouragement to state champion.

Columbus Ila Vere Beynon Nes Javeres Amsterdam Amsterdam, O Ila Vere Ohio

County Board Likely to Sustain Red Cross Relief Funds

The Board of County Commissioners discussed relief for the indigent and considered withdrawing their monthly Red Cross contributions. A local Red Cross committee, joined by A J Shafer and Deborah Pentz, urged the national office to cover local salaries and office costs while providing flour for the needy. The board agreed to cooperate within funds limits, noting relief needs next fall and winter. The meeting also noted a Bud Barrett offer to move nonresidents on. The rubber industry uses about 385 million pounds of cotton yearly.

Board of County Commissioners Red Cross A. J. Shafer Pacific Coast National Red Cross Deborah Pentz W. E. Ferron Ed. W. Clark A. C. Grant Nye Wilson O. W. Yates Ira Earl National Organization The Bud Barrett Board of Commissioners

Bank collapse hits top film stars from Hollywood

Hollywood figures including Jean Harlow Greta Garbo Wallace Beery and Will Rogers suffered deposits losses at the First National Bank of Beverly Hills. Beery reportedly lost 48000 and Harlow described herself as hard hit with a six figure sum tied up in the bank. Garbo declined comment as investors await readjustment and possible reopening.

George H. Beale United Pres Hollywood Jean Harlow Greta Bo Wallace Beery Eddie Dan First National Bank of Beverly Hills Miss Harlow Beery Miss Garbo Will Rogers Harold Lloyd Noah Beery Constance Bennett Lew Cody Eddie Cantor Marie Dressler Marion Davies Jimmy Gleason Jaime Gilbert Harlow United Press Miss Bennett Garbo Southern California Richard Hargreaves R. C. Durant Bank of Hollywood Harry Langdon

Student Returns From Utah University

Miss Elizabeth Von Tobel has returned home to spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Von Tobel after attending the University of Utah in Salt Lake City the past winter.

Elizabeth von Tobel University of Utah Salt Lake City Mrs Ed. von Tobel

Nevada Yacht Owners Get Tax Change in Hoover Bill

Washington June 6 Excise taxes in the new 1 118 5 million tax bill signed by President Hoover take effect in 15 days except the yacht tax which begins on date. High income rates in the 1922 law apply from January 1. Estate taxes start June 7 1933 and miscellaneous taxes including rank checks become effective in 15 days.

Washington Hoover

Inquest Opens Into Death Of Unidentified Mexican

A coroner's inquest was set for today before Judge Frank M. Ryan to investigate the death of an unidentified Mexican who was killed Sunday night during a attempted burglary at Bates Auto Camp. John H. Woods, Howard Poole, Frank Wright and F. Steckman restrained the man as he tried to grab a pistol and enter a cabin. A discharge from the weapon struck the Mexican in the head, causing death hours later. Police compare a Jose Garcia photo with the deceased, but fingerprint results were pending. A pocket search found five rings a watch and a stickpin.

Frank M. Ryan John H. Woods Woods Bates Auto Camp Howard Poole Frank Wright F. Steckman Jose Garcia Bates

Tax Exemption Claim In Hoover Dam Bids Sparks Charge

County commissioners quoted Six Companies president Bechtel as saying Secretary Wilbur assured no state or county taxes would be due on Hoover dam bids. District Attorney Harmon claims potential malfeasance if true. Board authorizes three officials to confer with Governor Balzar on the tax issue.

Board of County Commissioners E. G. McGriff W. A. Bechtel Wilbur Hoover Dam Harmon Bechtel County Board McGriff Chamber of iCommerce Balzar

Vice Squad Closes Dallas Show Over Vile Content

Dallas June 6 A no show sign hung on the Hip podrome theater as police vice squad members who attended the performance two nights in a row brought stenographic copies of gags and songs to City Judge Paul McCarroll. He ordered the sign posted after ruling the show vile.

Dallas Tex Hippodrome Ance Paul McCarroll Vice Squad

Hoover signs $1.12 billion tax bill amid swift Senate action

President Hoover signed the budget balancing tax bill totaling 1.1185 billion dollars after the Senate approved the conference report 46 to 35. The measure aims to reassure national credit with excise taxes hitting nearly all Americans and becoming effective in 15 days.

Thomas L. Stokes United Press Washington Hoover White House Senate Garner House Curtis Hen. L. Stimson Treaming Mills Stimson Secr Theodore Joslin, Jr Congress

Dawes resigns as head of Reconstruction Finance Corp

General Charles G. Dawes resigns as president of the Reconstruction Finance Corp, effective June 15, following the signing of a billion dollar tax ban. President Hoover accepted Dawes’s resignation and thanked him for his work as the nation’s budget balancing moves toward prosperity. Milton Christner’s 12 year old son has a marked chest expansion noted in a separate medical line.

Dawes National Reconstruction Finance Corporation Chicago Lke Providence Washington U.P Charles G. Dawes Reconstruction Finance Corporation Hoover Congress White House Christner Milton

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