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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
3
The Sir Hubert Wilkins submarine Nautilus arrived at Plymouth from the mid Atlantic bound for an Arctic under ice expedition. Repairs were required after a mid ocean accident delaying the voyage.
Two California net stars reached the finals of the third annual college girls invitation tennis tournament at Longwood Cricket Club in Chestnut Hill Mass Mary Greet defending champion from UC Sol California defeated Mary Cutter Boston University 8 6 6 2 and Charlotte Miller UC beat Dorrance Chae Simmons 6 4 6 1 to advance.
Nevada enacts an egg grading law effective July 1 empowering consumers to choose eggs by weight and internal quality. Grades include Extra Standard Trade and a rare Special, with Special eggs weighing at least 26 ounces per dozen and high interior quality, enforced by the state quarantine office.
Advice on humane yet effective punishment for children stressing restraint from instructor irritation. Emphasizes immediacy, clarity, fairness, and avoiding damage to goodwill while ensuring understandability and avoiding excessive emotion. Also notes a travel rumor of learners Hannah and Kathleen Callahan visiting Las Vegas en route home from Sacred Heart Academy.
A roundup of local notes including Gertrude George returning to state highway work after vacation, Mrs. E R Vaughan visiting her father, a Hibben wedding at the Overland hotel, Billy Perry losing a finger in a car door accident, W W Richardson traveling to Colfax for a relative's burial, Judge Morse and City Clerk Viola Burns reported ill, Dr Maurice Haas receiving a psychoanalytic license, and various residents planning trips or vacations to Los Angeles Colfax Neb Utah and California destinations.
The Bystander recalls how young Theodore Roosevelt was called Colonel for his war service and how his father also held the title. It notes Jahneke’s revival of the nautical title Commodore and compares army and navy rank history, mentioning attempts to equalize one and two star grades.
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