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Newspaper

Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1937

Page

4

Las Vegas Chamber Hears Canyon Trip Views and Boat Plans

Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce heard Bob Russell praise a Grand Canyon flight over the canyon and Lake Mead aboard a tri motor plane with views praised as the most wonderful in the world. Jack Miller announced Grand Canyon Airlines will add a Cris Craft cruiser on Lake Mead between Boulder City and Pierce's Ferry. The boat seats about twenty and will travel 24 to 30 mph.

Las Vegas Russell Jack Miller Grand Canyon Airlines Boulder City Lake Mead Pierce's Ferry Miller Navajo Lake Utah Oliver Goerman Las Vegas Horsemen's Association Mayo Orange County Goerman A. Kimball

Nevada to Issue Blue and Silver 1938 License Plates

Nevada plans blue background with silver numerals for 1938 plates and adds a slot for easier mounting. Prison inmates will fabricate the plates, with production beginning in October under state Motor Vehicle Commissioner Malcolm McEachin.

Nevada Colo Malcolm McEachin Otober

Half A Million For Dam Power

Glendale California paid $500000 in advance on Boulder Dam power contract to cover machinery costs and stop interest over ten years. The check was deposited in the U S treasury and the dam is expected to pay for itself with interest in 50 years while the American Legion discussion notes neutrality in labor disputes.

Boulder Dam United States Treasury Bureau of Reclamation Department of the Interior Glendale California Secretary of the Interior Harold L. Ickes John C. Page Reclamation M. P. Diederich Public Service Department

American Legion Upholds Labor Stand Against Vigilante Use

The American Legion led by Commander Ss. BE. Davis disavows links to anti labor movements. A telegram from National Commander Harry W. Colmery reiterates policy, stressing Legionnaires may be deputized as citizens but not wear Legion uniforms or use the Legion name in such duties.

BE. Davis American Legion Davis Harry W. Colmery Legion Amercan Legion Legionnair

Residents recall Las Vegas's early days by shade trees

Mr and Mrs Thomas C Ebersole of Venice California visited Las Vegas arriving last Thursday evening. Ebersole lived in the city in its early days departing in 1911. He recalls Las Vegas in 1916 and is amazed by the modern city and the now abundant shade trees that did not exist in 1911.

Thomas C. Ebersole Venice, Cal Las Vegas Ebersole

Old fashioned class prophet fades from the era

A writer recalls the college and high school figure who warned that youth would grow into economic royalists. The figure’s current whereabouts are unknown, but his son is described as serving with the CCC.

The CCC

Death of Donald Richard Lawrence Two at Lawrenc e

Funeral services were held for Donald Richard Lawrence two at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Roschl on North Third Street. L D S church conducted the service with Reed Whipple Bryan Bunker and Bishop J Harold Brinley taking part. Music by Mrs Tom Adams and Mrs Leroy Whipple preceded interment at Woodlawn cemetery.

Donald Richard Lawrence Phare Lawrence Richard Roschl North Third Street L. D. S. Church Reed Whipple Bryan Bunker J. Harold Brinley Tom Adams Leroy Whipple Woodlawn Cemetery

Pledge of Chamber Funds Sent for Boulder Dam Exhibit

K. O. Knudson reports the Chamber of Commerce committee has turned over 550 of 600 pledged to the Elks lodge for the Boulder Dam exhibit. The remaining 50 has been provided and will be turned over immediately.

K. O. Knudson The Chamber of Commerce Boulder Dam Denver Elks Lodge

Garehime Sister Dies in Denver Funeral Trip

J W Garehime proprietor of Garehime Music Company and his wife and two children left for Denver to attend the funeral of his sister May Garehime who died in Chicago Sunday after several weeks illness. The body was shipped to Denver for interment.

J. W. Garehime The Garehime Music Company Garehime Jake, Jr June Denver Colorado May Garehime Chicago

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