Announcement of L A Olympiad 1932 program for nine venues
Los Angeles announces the tenth Olympiad July 30 to August 14, 1932 with events across nine stadiums and water courses. About 2,000 athletes from 35 nations will gather at Olympic Stadium for opening ceremonies, march of nations, and Olympic oath. East coast winter events move to Lake Placid. Olympic Stadium seats 105,000 for track and field gymnastics and demonstrations.
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Los Angeles
Thas
Stady
Count de Baillet-Latour
Olympic Stadium
Tribune of Honor
California
Lake Placid
New York
Nevada Court summons and public water appropriation notice
Legal notices include a Clark County Nevada summons in the Eighth Judicial District Court to George E Kennedy and Annabel H Kennedy alleging dissolution of marriage on cruelty grounds. Also a state notice for Beverly Hills Development Ltd to appropriate public waters in Clark County with a 1931 irrigation plan and publication dates.
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Eighth Judicial District Court
State of
Nevada
Clark
A. D. Fighth
State
Beverly Hills Development Ltd
Las Ves
County of Clark
State Engineer of
George W. Malone
Mary T. Frost
WM. L. Scott
Clark County
Noland
Wiley & Noland
Plaintiff
Las Vegas
Jyt
Olympic venues mapped for 1932 games events
The plan places boxing wrestling and lifting at Olympic Auditorium with 10 400 seats, swimming diving and water polo at Olympic Park, rowing at Long Beach stadium, and yachting in Los Angeles harbor. Sweeps run August 8 10 11 12 13, yachts August 6 12, fencing at National Guard armory, cycling at Rose Bowl Pasadena, equestrian at Riviera, rifle shooting at the rifle range, with track trials and finals starting July 31.
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Ional
Olympic
Olympic Park
Long Beach Stadium
Alamitos Bay
Los Angeles Harbor
Long Beach
National Guard
Olympic Stadium
Rose Bowl
Pasadena
Riviera Country Club
Markets at a Glance Upsurge on Debt Moratorium Hopes
President Hoover's one year debt moratorium proposal lifted global markets. New York Exchange rose sharply with heavy volume, bonds followed with German issues strong. US government issues firm, time money at 1 1 4 percent for short maturities. Bank stocks gained, Aluminum Company of America up, foreign exchange firm worldwide.
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United Press
Hoover
New York Stock Exchange
U. S
New York
First National
Aluminum Company of America
Sport
Stock Exchange
Montreal
Chiscaro
St. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buenos Aires
London
White Sox Triumph Over Athletics Behind Frazier
In Chicago at Comiskey Park on June 22 Vic Frazier pitched steadily for the White Sox who defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 2. Frazier allowed six hits and Chicago broke the game open with a five run rally in the fifth inning.
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Athletics
Chicago
Comiskey Park
Vic Frazier
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Tod
White Sox
Shores
Lost Iceberg Armada Fails To Reach North Atlantic Lanes
Reports from Washington say hundreds of icebergs did not reach the shipping lanes this spring. Coast Guard ice patrols wait in port for a hostile iceberg threat that never materialized, with estimates of bergs drifting toward lanes ranging from 200 to 300 but none sighted by June 1.
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F. B
B. Colton
Assocated
Washington
North Atlantic
U. S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Baffin Island
Labrador
Grenland
Greenland
Cochet Ousted at Wimbledon First Round Upset
Henri Cochet, France's great tennis star, was eliminated in the Wimbledon opening round by Nigel Sharpe of England with scores 6-1 6-3 6-2. Len Harvey retained the English middleweight title by defeating Jack Hood in a 15 round bout. Nebraska projects 350 athletes at the international A A track and field championships July 3 and 4. entries indicate a strong field with many title contenders.
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Cochet
Wimbledon
Eng
Henri Cochet
France
Nigel Sharpe
London
U.P
Len Harvey
England
Jack Hood
Nebraska
Gish
Stevens Henderson Attorneys Ad Here in Las Vegas
Stevens and Henderson Attorneys advertise legal services in Las Vegas Nevada from the Beckley Building suite 8 of the 47 Law complex. The notice lists A S Stevens and A A Henderson as principals offering counsel and representation.
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Roland H. Wiley
Alfredo M. Noland
Noland
Wiley & Noland Attorneys Suits
Las Vegas
New
OCR Geaerete
DRS. J. H
A. G. Jeffrey Palmer
Chiropractors Health Service
Beckley
Las Vegas, Nevada
FP. A. Stevens
A. S. Henderson Stevens & Henderson Attorneys
LAW Suite
Nevad
McNamee & McNamee
Pacidl
Los Angele
NEVA
HAM & Taylor
A. W. Ham
Ryland G. Taylor Attorneys AT Law
Mesquite Bldg
Fremont St
Herbert N. Gambill
Delkin Building
Nevada
Oklahoma
RNAI
St. Louis Browns Triumph in 14-10 Batting Spree
The St Louis Browns defeated the New York Yankees 14 to 10 as 20 Browns hits overwhelmed 15 Yankee hits. Lou Gehrig hit two homers driving in Ruth on base, while Oscar Melillo added three hits and five runs.
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ST. Louis
8. Louis Browns
New York Yankee
Yanks
Brown
Browns
Lou Gehrig
Ruth
Oscar Melillo
Classified Travel Opportunity and Local Advert
Two passengers from Chicago seek a Wednesday travel share and inquire about a white leather purse left at a garage. Saturday night at Texas Moon or Bell Pen Inn. Finder to Age Office. Also offers paint and supplies price list from The Poples Store Fifth and Clark with phone number 493.
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Chicago
Texas Moon
Bell Pen Inn
Poples
Fifth and Clark
Phillies Bump Cardinals 7 3 as Klein Hits 18th Homer
Chuck Klein hit his 18th homer of the season and Pinky Whitney also went deep to help the Philadelphia Phillies top the St Louis Cardinals 7 to 3. J Elliott pitched the complete game allowing ten hits as Philadelphia collected 13 off Sylvester Johnson.
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Philadelphia
Chuck Klein
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Pinkey Whitney
J. Elliott
Sylvester Johnson
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L. A. Olympiad
George E. Kennedy
Annabel H. Kennedy
E. C. Frost
Ella Cinders
Bernat
By Bill Conselman
Charlie Plumb
Wres
F. M. Ferguson
M. D. Ferguson-Balcom Hospital
Second St
J. R. McDaniel, Jr
M. D. Las Vegas Hospital
Ital Association
R. D. Balcom, M. D. Las V Hospital
Scond St
Roy W. Martin
San Diego
Alexander Pantages
Lydia Nitto
Helen Livingston
Turrentine
Nitto
Livingston
John P. Mills
Mills
Lincoln, Neb
Hevet Gish
The
University of
C. Lilya
Miller
Miller’s Ranch
Boulder Dam
John F. Miller
Rene FP
Pingle
Forest R. Mildren
South Second Street
Dan V. Noland
J. N. van Meter
A. Blinstrub
Chiropractors
Walter G. Pico
Delkin Bldg
C. Ranzell Chiropractor
Clark Building
Surveyors
J. T. McWilliams, C. E
Moapa Valley
D. Baker Civil Engineer
U. 8
Fremont Las Vegas, Nev
Wwe
ATVI
Jas. A. Fleming
Peoples
Roosevelt Title Insurance
R. Whitehead
Mgr
Fremont Street
Lewis & Ragsdale Lawy
J. R. Lewis
Tagsdale
Delkina
Foley & Foley Lawyers
Clark Bidg
Consolidated Re Blagg
Hill St
Cal
IAA
Guy E. Baker
South Second Street Res
E. F. Dupray
Post Office
Bidg
C.D. Breeze
Lata
South Second St
Chas
Lee Horsey
J. S. Thompson
Griffith
Harley A Harmon Hos
J. Salte
Fred S. Alward
Clark Bil
Jackson
Sixth
Westside
Fremont
No. 2Nd St
J. W. Wilson
W. M. Claude Haff
O. O. F. Gateway
L. L. Arnett
P. L. Christensen
Beribe
W. Thomas
J. Gallagher
Artesia Lodge
Eagles’ Hall
Premont St
Rothers
N. G
E. D. Colville
E. L. Smith
South Addition
W. E. Hawkins
N. Fifth
Ladd’s ‘Addition
South Fourth
South Seventh Street
ST. Louis—Phillies
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