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Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1931

Page

2

Nevada-California Power officials visit Hoover Dam site

Welcome guests and officials tour Las Vegas and the Hoover Dam project to celebrate the completion of a power transmission line and substation costing a million and a half dollars. The line will supply power during dam construction and later reverse to carry electricity from the dam to California, supporting industry and commerce. The company led by the government has fulfilled a major task with high standards of engineering.

Nevada-California Power Company Las Vegas Hoover Dam California Southern Sierra Power Company San Bernardino Boulder Canyon

Traffic Ordinance With Conditional 45 Minute Parking Limit

City officials discuss a proposed traffic ordinance featuring a 45 minute limit in certain districts. The measure becomes effective only after signs are posted. Mayor Cragin urges citizen input before final passage to refine the ordinance.

Age Cragin

Highway Progress Promises First Las Vegas Sector

The Las Vegas to Boulder City highway is near completion with the first 10.5 miles gaveling and oiling, and about 21 miles overall under construction. Half the route is now travelable on a 22 foot oil surface. The Hoover program, driven by the state highway department, provides relief and work for many, supporting the president's constructive policy.

Tomorrrow Las Vegas Boulder City Boulder Dam Hoover State Highway Department

Officials of Company Head to Rite Dinner Nearby

Officials listed including Chapin Hall Los Angeles Times and Joe Timmons LA Examiner travel for a dinner at The Meadows after a two mile road built by Associated Companies to a sub station site in Black Canyon. The site stands 1456 feet up and 800 feet above water with a 50 by 80 foot building housing outdoor high tension equipment.

Associated Companies Nevada Black Canyon Power Company the Meadows Southern California Chapin Hall Los Angeles Times Joe Timmons Los Angeles Examiner Arthur E. Drunning Brian Bell The Associated Press R. W. Wagoner United Press Randall Henderson Calexico Chronicle W. C. Costello Imperial Valley Press George Bennitt Imperial Valley Farmer Tom Hancock the Westmorland Mail S. C. Sorenson Calipatria Herald James Taggart the Brawley News Russell Bennitt Holtville Tribune E. S. Worthington Yuma Morning Sun J. Win Wilson Indio Date Palm Harvey Johnson Bahnibgi Record Victor Green Coachella Valley Submarine J. 8. Carter Indie News Banning Record Earl E. Buie Riverside Enterprise H. Jc Cree Riverside Daily Press James A. Guthrie San Bernardino

Fragmented Nevada newspaper masthead listing editors and officials

A damaged OCR fragment lists multiple newspaper titles and their editors including Daily Sun Rialto Record Redlands Daily Papers Corona Daily Independent Lead Press Hemet News Las Vegas Age and personnel such as editors, city editors, and attorneys. The text references Bureau of Reclamation staff and various company officials like Six Companies Inc. names Henry Lawler and C A Barris among others.

Daily Sun F. S. Hosselt Rialto Record H. A. Hargraves Redlands Daily Pacts Lloyd Tiernan Barstow C. G Johns Corona Daily Independent W. S. Cauch Lead Press Joan E. K News R.'M Gineer Ralph Lowry John C. Page Louis C. Cramton Boulder City A Trator Joseph Julia Eobacalleri Talla

New York at Large and Dining Trends Told by Gossip

A New Yorker at Large surveys quirky urban scenes on East Fortieth Street and backstage theater life with Dennis King and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Quotation from Stanley Walker frames city charm. Life of the party notes Con Conrad with a portable organ and Paull Peros mastering eighteen languages. Wrecking firms hire ex-firemen as demolition spreads. a tobacco chain buys hotels, leases complicate the picture. Sailing-ship parts fetch up to 25 dollars, a battered compass 50 dollars. Eating becomes a pleasure with all you can eat dinners for 60 cents and second helpings common for desserts and coffee. Belasco elephant models spark hobby interest shared by Matthew Brush, who owns 2,000 plus elephant figurines in varied media.

Mark Barron New York East Fortieth Street Dennis King Douglas Fairbanks, Jr King Monte Weaver University of Virginia Ernie Nevers Stanley Walker Con Conrad Paull Peros

New furnished house for rent at Fremont Street

Readable line notes a furnished house available for rent at 419 Fremont St with some shade and lawn. Contact details imply a rental inquiry.

Fremont St

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