Roosevelt Charge Submitted in New York Court
Judge Samuel Seabury delivered to Governor Roosevelt’s executive chamber transcripts of a charge against James J. neo of New York City. Seabury’s assistants carried the documents from the Station to the mansion late tonight but were met with the governor retired for the night. The parties planned to press the effort again in the morning and would travel back to New York.
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N.Y
Samuel
James J Neo
New York City
Geo
Roosevelt
Seabury
Hofstadter
Fay
Govs
Sidney Freeman
Melniker
York
Richmond Wir int. Creek Coal output May 246172 tons
Creek-Pocahontas Co reports May coal production of 110 thousand tons, up from 101 thousand. Tobacco Co. raises rental in Richmond and Wir int. Creek Coal’s April output totals 244243 tons, while May rises to 246172 tons. Edward Jones notes a per week price rise to 7 dollars in motor vehicles. Federal aid supports 550 trucks for Jolor Motor Co.
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Rental Tobacco Co
Richmond
Angler Glenn Scoby Warner Snags Small Pyramid Lake Trout
Pop Warner football mentor Glenn Scoby Warner traveled to Pyramid Lake Nevada and caught a mess of speckled trout. His trout were noted as the smallest in the resort contest, keeping him in line for the annual small trout trophy.
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Glenn Scoby
Pop) Warner
Ford
Pyramid Lake
Pop
Pyramid
World War II refueling stop for mixed air transport
Under Major Price, numerous airplanes halted at Western Air Express for refueling on the first evening. Jets en route to Norfolk and ships returning to San Diego were noted as part of active movement during the war period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Price
Western Air Express
Las Ve Hips
Norfolk
San Diego
Governor Dern Hospitalized for Sinus Operation
Governor George H. Dern was at Holy Cross hospital in Salt Lake City for a sinus operation, following several days of bed rest. His doctors described the condition as not serious, with the surgery planned for tomorrow. a free El Portal theater ticket offered to readers via W. & Goodwin.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
UFI
George H. Dern
Holy Cross Hospital
W. &. Goodwin
el Portal
George Cox
Pioche
Sawyer
Arizona
John A. Lytle
Overton
Cupid Intrudes on Tale of Ear Coast Pair Weds
In a Bemidji courthouse scene Justice Frank M. Ryan oversees an eccentric wedding between Lyman P. McHarg of Hinsdale and Alice L. Childs of Claremont while a missing ear story plays and two lovers marry amid a brief recess. Helen Gillespie and Randolph M. Arnold stand as witnesses before departing for California.
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Cupid
Justice of the Peace
Frank M. Ryan
Justice Court
Lyman P. McHarg
Hinsdale, Mare
Alice L. Childs
Claremont
Nia
Helen Gillespie
Randolph M. Arnold
California
Senate leaders push farm relief in new wheat measure
Senate Agriculture committee favorably reported a joint resolution by Senator McNary and Representative Ore to provide 50 million extra bushels of farm board wheat to relieve distress. The House passed a second deficiency bill and the LaGuardia resolution for a congressional inquiry into Judge Louderback. Mr and Mrs Duane Wilson of Gardnerville Nevada attend the American Legion convention.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
McNary
Farm Board
LaGuardia
Louderback
California
Senate
Duane Wilson
Gardnerville, Nevada
American Legion
Across and Down Puzzle Clue List Sparks Nevada Visit
Lee and Carl Lee of Caliente and Henry Streshley, a mining man, spend several days in Austin, Nevada visiting friends and touring the Hoover Dam and Boulder City areas.
Moapa Valley Notes Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Local news notes record Grant Snow leaving for a California mission with family plans to stay in St George Utah. Visits include Thomas in Las Vegas and multiple trips to Las Vegas Boulder City and the dam site. Vocational students tour Anderson Dairy in Logandale.
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Grant _B. Snow
Nts
California
Mrs. Snow
Junior
Marilyn
St. George
Utah
Elmer Losee
Warren Losee
Alex Swapp
Miss Jackson
Las Vegas
Boulder City
All Merchandise Discounted In Final Clearance Sale
A store advertises a final close out with broad markdowns on coats, dresses, undergarments, and accessories. Items include coats 6 to 40, hats, infant wear, pajamas, dresses, silk gowns, hosiery, gloves, purses, and home textiles with prices slashed from regular levels to bargain becomes, many items limited by broken sizes.
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Phoenix
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Los Angeles
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Cedar City
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Edwin Wells
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Mesquite
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Jesse Whipple
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