Rumors at Chicago parley threaten Hoover ticket choice
June reports from Chicago and Las Vegas outline three possible pivots for the 1932 Republican convention. Delegates may overturn the Curtis renomination, a resubmission plank could shift anti prohibition aims, and Hoover may make a personal plea to rally economic unity amid apathy.
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Chicago
Curtis
Calvin Coolidge
Harding
Hoover
Hoove Curtis
Dave Mulvane
Kansas
E. B. Clements
Missouri
J. L. Dickinson
Nutt
Night sessions on Philippines bill blocked in Senate
Washington June 10 A divided Senate failed to win unanimous consent for night sessions on the Philippines independence bill set to begin June 17. Democratic and Republican members disputed the plan amid objections from Washington.
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Bill
Washington
U.P
Dem
Philippines
Tornado Strikes Colorado Springs Destroys Homes
A tunnel shaped tornado struck the residential section of Colorado Springs late today. Six houses were demolished and several persons injured as trees were uprooted. The funnel cloud narrowly missed the business district. Lt. Col. R L Charlton and Mrs Charlton are noted visitors in Las Vegas.
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Colorado Springs
U.P
R. L. Charlton
Charlton
Las Vegas
Col. Charlton
Motor Transport Division
Army Overseas
Chiropractor and Dentist Advertisements in Nevada
Readable ad fragment shows Dr. F B Wheelwright dentist at Terminal Building Nevada corner, plus Chiropractor D C Ph D Ep hensen offering eye care. Mentions addresses on Avenue B 1310 Wyoming and Nevada Boulders and Arizona y.
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F. B. Wheelwright
Anderson Brothers Host Legion Luncheon in Boulder
The American Legion convention featured a rout luncheon at Ancson’s mess hall in Boulder City hosted by Harold and Bill Anderson. Legionnaires and Auxiliary members gathered as Walker Young was welcomed and thanked. attendees then returned to Las Vegas.
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American Legion
Boulder City
Hoover Dam
Black Canyon
Iater
Anderson Brothers Mess Hall
Ancson
Mess Hall
Harold
Bill Anderson
Skinne
Walker
Brigham” Young
Legionnaires
Auxiliary
Las Vegas
Salt Lake Leaders Plan Boulder City Hoover Dam Visit
Louie Marcus of Salt Lake and civic leaders travel by auto and plane to Boulder City to view the Hoover dam project. Official Guide Claude Williams will host them as guests of the Department of the Interior, with the mayor and companions touring Saturday.
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Louie Marcus
Salt Lake
Boulder City
Hoover Dam
Claude Williams
Department of the Interior
Auxiliary Room Opens in Boulder City Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary Room in the new Boulder City hall was opened to auxiliary delegates. The group furnished the room and praised it as the finest in Nevada. The wing connects to the kitchen and the house warming is planned soon. The main hall floor is being sanded to become Nevada’s best dancing floor.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Boulder
Boulder Briefs: Local Moves and Travel
Stoney Stone of Bill Harrison's men’s clothing store plans a Los Angeles departure soon. Mrs A W Griffith leaves tonight for Los Angeles, with friends, for about two weeks. Mrs Wilenzich to Ada Oklahoma for the summer with daughter Billie Jean. Mrs Henzich driving home for fall semester. Mr and Mrs Woody Williams back from a ten day Los Angeles visit. George Masterson and Theodore Holman visit Boulder City. Mrs Geraldine Hall visiting Sims Fly for several weeks. Mr and Mrs P C Thaxton and son John reside at Denver and Nevada streets. E Smith, electrical contractor, returns from Los Angeles. A Finney child with a broken arm remains in Boulder City Hospital but expected to leave soon. Mr Hubble returns after a week in Los Angeles.
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Wilenzich
Boulder City
Ada
Oklahoma
Billie Jean
P. C. Thaxton
John
Los Angeles
Denver and
Nevada Streets
Birthday Party for Colleen Cooney in Boulder City
Colleen Cooney hosted a neighborhood birthday party for her second anniversary. Guests included Lola Jay Dunbar Mary Gosset Tia May Kreager Mildred Page Jean Crowell Marjorie Williams Geraldine Jackson Edna Griffith Jane Cooney Elaine Hall and Charles Hall Games were played and refreshments served. Mrs Ayers of Ash Street also entertained at dinner with Miss Elan Page Miss Jane Young Mr Bill Ayers Mr Walter Gibbons and the Ayers family present.
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Coleen Cooney
Tiny Little
Colleen
Lola Jay Dunbar
Mary Gosset
Tia May Kreager
Mildred Page
Jean Crowell
Marjorie Williams
Geraldine Jackson
Edna Griffith
Jane Cooney
Elaine Hall
Charles Hall
Classified Housekeeper and Local Ads in Boulder City
Two men seek a classified housekeeper in Fremont and Las Vegas. Miscellaneous goods for sale include a goo radio typewriter electric sewing machine portable Vietrola and bric a brac. Mrs Showalter Terminal block 1521 If J Louie calls Boulder theater box office for a free ticket today only.
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Fremont
Las Vegas
Showalter
J. Louie
Boulder Theater
L. Gilbert
Residents visit Boulder City and moving plans noted
The text records Wesley R. Nelson moving with his family to a new home on Colorado Street and lists visitors Anne Graglia Marguerite Stewart Mary Sheahan Stanley Forbes and Harold Foremaster in Boulder City. It mentions L Gilbert offering a free ticket upon a phone call.
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Wesley R. Nelson
Colorado Street
Anne Graglia
Marguerite Stewart
Mary Sheahan
Stanley Forbes
Harold Foremaster
Boulder City
Senate Approves 300 Million State Loan Relief Plan
The Senate voted 72 to 8 to authorize 300 million dollars in loans to states for unemployment relief. The measure raises Reconstruction Finance Corporation funding with 3 percent interest and repayment starting in three years via highway grant deductions. Prominent supporters and critics noted the plan as indirect relief and pressed for quick House action and presidential approval.
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Edward W. Lewis
United Press
Washington
Senate Today
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Reed
New England
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
George Moses
New Hampshire
Jesse Metcalf
Felix Hebert
Rhode Island
Porter Dale
Warren Austin
Vermont
Robert F. Wagner
Dem
N. Y
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House
Wagner
Senate
George Norris
Hiram W. Johnson
Miss Simon Better After Operation
June Simon daughter of P A Simon of Las Vegas is much better after an operation Thursday at Wilshire hospital Santa Monica. P A Simon has stayed at his daughter's bedside and plans to return to Las Vegas Monday if her condition improves. Calif then criticized the administration for failing to realize the need of direct relief with Senate figures replying.
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Miss Simon
June Simon
P. A Simon
Las Vegas
Santa Monica
Wilshire Hospital
Coast City
P. A. Simon
Calif
Divorce Decree in Anderson vs Anderson Proceedings
In district court morning session Barbara Helen Anderson vs Clark McK Anderson ends in a decree of divorce. Roland H Wiley represents the plaintiff. Other cases include Wil son et al vs D H Johnston ordered off calendar with motions noted and a demurrer rulings partial.
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Wm. E. Orr
Barbara Helen Anderson
Clark McK. Anderson
Roland H. Wiley
D. H. Johnston
Marion Wilson
A. J. Schur
Arthur Fisher
D. V
Noland
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Boulder City Business and Professional Directory
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Boulder City Optical CO
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Go& Avenue
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Boulder Briefs
Stoney” Stone
Bill Harrison
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Woody Williams
That City
George Masterson
Theodore Holman
Geraldine Hall
Burlingame
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Mrs. Hall
E. Smith
Mr. Hubble
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