Rail Splinters From Las Vegas and Beyond
Mrs. Charles Melore wife of Charles Melore Union Pacific machinist leaves Wednesday for a summer visit to friends in the east. Harry C Coffee of Union Pacific electrical department visits Las Vegas from Los Angeles. Don Seare formerly of Las Vegas son of Mr and Mrs Wal Seare in town. George Day drives to Ely for a few days. Warren Farrell returns from Ogden after a draw with Young Palmer of Pocatello on June 5. General Superintendent Strong travels east for inspection giving Las Vegas a look. A large crew prepares for a new turbine at the Union Pacific power plant costing about 80000 dollars. Safety Agent Spettigue spends Wednesday in Las Vegas. No reportable accidents at the local shops for a year and a half. President Lightfoot invites tennis members to meet Friday at 7 30 pm at the illuminated local court and welcomes new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Melore
Union Pacific
Spettigue
Las Vegas
Lightfoot
Union Pacific Athletic Club
Work Begun on Print Room at New Police HQ
Carpenters worked yesterday at the new police headquarters on North First street to install partitions that will close off the bureau of identification and create an office for Judge Frank M. Ryan of the justice court. The new bureau will house all photographic and fingerprinting equipment per officers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North First Street
Bureau of Identification
Frank M. Ryan
The
Justice Court
Cars damaged in downtown crash near Second Street
A D. & D. Transfer truck and a sedan driven by R. M. Whitehead of Los Angeles were slightly damaged in a collision on Fremont Street near Second Street yesterday. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. & D. Transfer Company
R. M. Whitehead
Los Angeles
Fremont Street
Second Street
Yestern
Pioneers Regain Sight After Surgery At Prescott Home
Three blind men from the Arizona Pioneer's Home in Prescott, Abraham H. Porter 80 Steve A. Tyler 79 and George D. Hayes 87, regained sight after operations in Phoenix. They marveled at friends, planes, and beauty of home, and shared humorous dreams of travel and old debts. Ancient murals unearthed at Morarp church near Helsingborg Sweden reveal five centuries of hidden art under whitewash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Arizona
Fnmef
Arizona Pioneer
Abraham H. Porter
Porter
Steve A. Tyler
George D. Hayes
Phoenix
State Hospital
Iderry
Tyler
Oatmain Way
Hayes
Helsingborg
Sweden
Morarp Church
Here
Saltville Bald Eagle Killed After Sheep Attacks
Elbert Cox shot a bald eagle near Saltville Virginia on June 10 after the bird, five feet eight inches from wing to tip, began killing local sheep. The incident ends the bird’s threat to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltville
Elbert Cox
Amateur Talent Follies At Airdome In Las Vegas
Tonight the Airdome theater hosts amateur night with registered acts from Harmoniac dancers and singers. Cy Perkin and his country store add Friday night prizes from local merchants. Saturday features a midnight revue with a Las Vegas couple marrying on stage and receiving prizes for their new life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome Follies
Las Vegas
Harmoniac
Cy Perkin
Judgment in Civil Action Over Materials and Labor
Frank DeWard of Las Vegas contractor received a judgment of 133 dollars for materials and labor against Sam Lipkin of the Merc store in a justice court. Lipkin was granted a ten day stay of execution. Guy Baker represented the plaintiff and Frank McNamee the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DeWard
Las Vegas
Sam Lipkin
Merc
Justice Court
Mr. Lipkin
Guy Baker
Frank McNamee
Germans Seek Friendship at Meet
Berlin dispatch describes Chequers talks between German and British leaders as symbolically hopeful, with officials noting Stresemann and League lessons. It highlights relations hoped to ease tensions, while predicting limited concrete results amid difficult global issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Germany
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Heinrich Bruening
Aristide Briand
France
Gustav Streseman
Arthur Henderson
Julius Curtium
Foreign Office
The
Inquirer
Stresemann
League of
MacDonald
Vigits
Alamo
Bruening
Irene” Stewart
Hendrson
Curtium
Second Shell Around Earth Pierced By Piccard Flight
A detailed briefing on atmospheric layers outlines the troposphere and stratosphere as core shells, with the ionosphere, twilight top, auroral base, ozone layer, and Heaviside layer. It notes the 250 mile plus atmospheric height, dust layers, volcanic dust sources, and the ozone’s thin, three-atom form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Piccard
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Auguste Piccard
Iction
W. J. Humphries
United States Weather Bureau
Humphries
Eighteen Story Fall Fatal in San Francisco
David Cunningham 55 a railroad ticket agent died after leaping from the eighteenth floor of a medical building. Deputies of the coroner's office reported he had recently suffered a nervous breakdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
David Cunningham
Cunningham
Bandits Lock Up Trio Loot Bank San Pedro
Three bandits held up the Bank of America branch in San Pedro Cal today forcing a trio of employees and a customer into a vault and escaping with about $4000. The men fled in an unknown direction as police searched the area. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Cal
Bank of America
Vegas Man Hart in Auto Wreck
Edwin Adams a Las Vegas painter sustained minor injuries when his Ford truck was struck by a roadster alleged to be registered to Isaac Lingnam and driven by two women near Old Camp ranch just off the ridge. Other vehicles were lightly damaged and the truck was knocked off the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Adams
Las Vegas
Isaac Lingnam
Adams
Old Camp Ranch
Heaviside Layer and Atmosphere Features
The passage describes the Heaviside layer as a radio roof with an estimated one million or more free electrons per cubic inch, an electrified shell whose height ranges from 1 to 150 miles. It also notes the hydrosphere as water suspended in the air, a key atmospheric characteristic preventing Earth from becoming a desert.
BUNKERVILLE NEWS REPORTS LOCAL EVENTS AND HAPPENINGS
Several locals attended quarterly conferences at Overton Sunday with Bishop John Wells of Salt Lake City present. Mr and Mrs Don Tobler welcomed a baby girl born May 5. Leonard Reber visiting his ill wife from Boulder City. Farmers boast a good grain crop and harvest underway. Threshing began Tuesday with crews at Mesquite and Bunkerville. Chief White Eagle, an educated Indian, staged a show Monday night. Leland Adams built and moved into a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton
John Wells
Salt Lake City
Mesquite
Bunkerville
White Eagle
Dempsey Estelle Divorce Near in Nevada Settlement
Jack Dempsey and Estelle Taylor are close to divorce with property settlement talks nearly finished after a Reno conference. Attorneys said who will file has not been settled. Dempsey has established residence in Nevada and may file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
San Francisco
Jack Dempsey
State Highway Department
Estelle Taylor
Nion
Joseph Scott
Miss Taylor
R. E B. Burns
Reno
Dempsey
John Taasse
Taasse
Nevada
Hollywood
Mike
Legal Notices From Fragmented License Entry
Fragmented OCR lists multiple license pairs with ages and cities including Long Beach Las Vegas Los Angeles and Glendale. Names include Robert Eastman Sutton Billie Meredith-Akins Ernest Morley-Goodrich Wilma Morley and Lottie Morley plus mentions of consent parentage and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman Sutton
Robert
Long Beach
Billie
Las Vegas
Meredith—Akins
Ernest
Wilma
Las Vega
Morley — Goodrich
Harry Jerome
Los Angeles
Bety Noriie
Glendale
Consent Lottie M. Morley
Ho, Morley
City licenses issued to four by city clerk
City Clerk Viola Burns issued licenses yesterday to four recipients including Dr. T. Q. Morgan of Colkin Building and Dr. W. Butte of Griffith Building both dentists. The Wright Marinello beauty shop at 104 South Second Street and James L. McMillan a plumber also received licenses.
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T. Q. Morgan
Colkin Bidg
W. Butte
Griffith
Viola Burns
Wright Marinello Beauty Shop
South Second Street
James L. McMillan
Personal Paragraphs From the City
Mrs. William Thurman, ill for three months, was able to go out yesterday on crutches. P A O R BC plans to attend his son Clyde’s Harvard Mis ary school commencement. Lloyd Payne, city electrical inspector, returned from Los Angeles where Mrs. Payne is ill. Jean Saul known as Jean the Tailor returned from Los Angeles for eye treatment after an altercation the night he left Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thurman
P. A
Los Angeles
Clyde
Harvard Misary School
Payne
Lloyd Payne
Vegas
Jean Saul
Jean the Tailor
Saul
Las Vegas
Earhart Lands at El Paso in Autogiro Return Flight
Amelia Earhart Putnam lands at El Paso Texas late today in her autogiro plane after a flight from Phoenix on the way back toward the east coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Phoenix
Arizona
Dreams End As Woman Shoots Self In Sleep
In Seattle on June 10 Miss Katie Oliver aged 40 awakened from a dream of burglars and accidentally shot herself. Police reported she was in a deep sleep when the gun discharged.
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Seattle
Katie Oliver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan H. Lightfoot
Harry C. Coffee
Union Pacific Electrical Department
Don Seare
Mrs
Wal: Seare
Don
George Day
Ely
Warren
K.D.) Farrell
Ogden
Young Palmer
Pocatello
Eon Strong
Union Pacific Power Plant
Merlin Hardy
Mrs. I. J. Earl
Ineville
W. Va
Vergie Blackenship
Dan Porter
Verde Beckerman
Utah
L. D
California
George Rake
Brady Golden
J. H. Boyer
Claude J. Mackey
John Slattery
Ulent
Akonisphere
Hart IN
Woosted,o
Lewis McClellan
Bunkerville News
Don Tobler
Leonard Reber
Boulder City
Leland Adams
Jack Estelle
Las Vegas Transportation & Taxi Co
Fremont St
Airdome Follies Theatre
1St & Carson
Cy Perkins
Box F
EL Portal
Skippy
Jackie Cooper
Mitzi Green
Robert Coogan
Enid Bennett
Helen Jerome Eddy
Paramount Sound News
Pee Es
North Main Street
John Keel
Hilke Plumbing Shop
Kelvinator
Kelvinator Yukon
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