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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
7
The piece argues that the United States must return to government by two major parties to preserve liberty and prosperity. It cites Republican momentum in county convent ions and primary elections nationwide as signs the bipartisan system will endure checks and balances against drift or dictatorship.
Congress adjourns after a resolution by Senator Key Pittman condemning civilian bombings. The piece notes a tension between moral stance and wartime supply needs to sustain Japan and Spain, highlighting wartime economic interests. The narrative warns of a dying western history as rising waters cover landmark western valley sites.
The fragment reflects on homes and firesides affected by progress as waters rise and tears fade. It evokes the cost of progress and the quiet losses accompanying it.
This week end we welcome the Business and Professional Women's State Convention. Delegates will enjoy an extensive program arranged for them.
Citizens lament repeated half yearly parking crackdowns in Las Vegas. Merchants allegedly hog spaces for daylong employee use, taxis and unloading vehicles block streets, and the author urges curb stripe removal on Fremont, Main, First and Second streets so visitors can park, with deliveries moved to alleys.
The highway department awarded the contract for the initial twenty miles from Railroad Pass. This key stretch will ease travel to Searchlight and spur mining development in the southern part of the state.
Local note reports unusually mild conditions this summer with days and nights described as ideal. The writer hopes the pleasant weather continues.
A New York editorial on dairy policy warns that annual campaign promises yield few results and often produce bad laws. It argues farmers rely more on their own efforts and marketing cooperatives, trusting less in political remedies and stressing self reliance.
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