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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
6
Arrangements are announced for the burial of Patrick Elias McGinnis a 101 year old Clark County pioneer who died Monday The funeral is set for three o'clock today at Palm Funeral Home with Reverend C S Sloan officiating The burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery
The Senate approved a report on economy and related relief financing with 200 million dollars for population based state loans and 100 million to be released by the President for crises. The treasury post office budget passed with 375 thousand for night airmail Salt Lake City to San Diego and 85 thousand for Charlotte to Augusta routes.
Individuals travel for health and leisure across Las Vegas, Boulder City, and Southern California. Updates include Mrs. A. G. Brad heading to Los Angeles for a week. Mrs. Evans recovering after surgery. Mrs. Foote returning home post operation. Mrs. Sorrell and Myrtle Magisnail returning from hospital and Santa Monica respectively. Other items note Deer Creek weekend trip and business visits by Fred S. Brown and F. F. Garside party returning from Los Angeles.
London reports Baldwin says he seeks disarmament progress but will not announce details yet. In Los Angeles a nine hour jury deadlocked six to six in a $1,000,000 age want ads case by Teresa Rubens mother of Alma Rubens against Photo Play Publishing and Jas R Quirk over an article about her daughter.
Berlin dispatch reports President Hindenburg signs an emergency decree amid rising violence as southern states clash with the Reich over whether the Hitler brownshirts should be legalized. In Chicago, the Chicago Rapid Transit Company is placed in federal receivership after a Westinghouse claim of $4,000 against assets exceeding liabilities.
In Lausanne on June 28 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald renewed Britain’s push to end the Franco German dispute over reparations. He said he was pleased with progress but the deadlock likely remains and will be referred to the six inviting powers for a meeting.
Blanks for notice of intention to hold mining claims without assessment work in 1932 are available at the Age office. The forms follow Sam Arentz Nevada congressman’s description for claim holders preferring not to perform the work. Age ads bring results.
William Z. Foster, Communist presidential candidate, was arrested on suspicion of criminal syndicalism as he arrived to address followers at a downtown plaza. Police dispersed a riot led by a large group, with tear bombs used and about twenty arrests. Foster kept in custody with 39.60 dollars on him. A separate Sunday night clash near a downtown hall led to permit cancellation and a brief scuffle.
Unfounded rumors claim I am selling radio station KGIX. No one has authority to transact KGIX business except Mrs Heaton or I. Signed J M Heaton. June 28, 1932 Las Vegas Nevada.
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