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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
6
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Continuing her preliminary hearing yesterday for a two week period Mrs Glen Shuey will face Justice P H Springer again until July 6 to enable her attorney to obtain depositions from witnesses who have left the state She is charged with assault by Mrs Harry Bauer who says the attack occurred during the same melee in which Bauer allegedly lost his left between the teeth of Glent Shuey Shuey was bound over to the district court at his recent Percy hearing under 3 000 bond C L Reese will call at The Age office he will receive a free ticket good for today only at the Airdome theatre
Samuel Twyman colored was arraigned before Judge P H Springer on assault with intent to kill by his wife Lu Twyman. Preliminary hearing set for 10 am Thursday with subpoenas issued for Virgil Keyes and Mrs Pinkston, witnesses to the knife affray in which Twyman is alleged to have slashed his wife's throat and stabbed her shoulder.Twyman previously served a sixty day sentence in the city stockade last year for a similar assault on his wife.
Increased carloadings on major railroads reported for the week ended June 18, with sector leaders like Reading and others showing gains. Reading Co. expected to post higher May net operating income for the fourth straight month. Chelz Co. shows 38 percent rise in Canadian sales for the first five months of the year. Las Vegas venues tout music, food, and entertainment with prominent spots like Pair-O-Dice, Meadows, Apache, Boulder Club, and Rainbow Club highlighted for crowds and services.
Lore nzy s offers the most unique snot on the desert with the finest dance orchestra in Clark county. Smooth floor, rippling water and fine food. Moonlight garden friendly dinners, snappy entertainment and dancing on a good floor to real music. Swimming and boating too.
The Palace presents Jean Harlow in Platinum Blonde, while El Portal shows Clara Dean’s act with Ronald Coleman in a double bill.
The notice lists several eateries in town. Apache Cafe serves tasty food with prompt service. Boulder Drug Fountas offers clean, fast service for those in a hurry. Jackson Cafe provides delicious meals served quickly and cleanly, boasting the freshest, coolest cafe in town.
New York stocks opened dull and closed near the lows of the year as a lack of buyers kept trading on the sidelines. Wheat rose slightly on reports of grasshopper damage, cotton recovered, and bonds and currencies were mixed. American Telephone hit a new record low, while American Radiator fell to a post1940s low. Oil stocks steadied on a favorable crude report, Auburn Auto and Chrysler showed small gains, and rail stocks were quiet with mixed fractional changes.
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