Charleston Mountains Promoted as Western Recreation Haven
The Age extols the Charleston Mountains as a premier rest and recreation region within the West. Visitors including Philip Johnston praise its scenic wonders after a touring plans magazine article reprint, highlighting the park and community value.
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Charleston
Charleston Mountains
Age
Charon Park
Uic
Philip Johnston
Ples
Las Vegas Feels Inconvenience From Street Improvements
The community braces for dust as steam shovel work for oil-bound gravel paving continues. Residents hope shade trees are spared, and praise past tree-planting efforts that transformed Las Vegas from a desert to a leafy, attractive town. The Age laments unnecessary tree loss and advocates careful engineering to preserve greenery while noting the beauty of Japanese umbrella trees and roses thriving in the climate.
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Las Vegas
Age
Lugs Vegas
California
Vegas
Oriental birth rates may shift world balance, expert says
Pittsburgh May 2. Professor Roswell H. Johnson of the University of Pittsburgh reports to the American Eugenics Society that Oriental races show higher birth ambitions and lower mortality with Western medical progress spreading. He warns of a potential Oriental population surge dominating global demographics if Western decline continues.
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Pittsburgh
Roswell H. Johnson
University of Pittsburgh
American Eugenics Society
Public figures wives and press links fuel Husbands Defense
Washington letter notes a trend of husbands living in the shadow of famous wives as womenlike Ruth Elder Kathleen Norris and Congresswoman Norton gain notoriety. It cites Norton, Willebrandt, Ludlow and others who moved from journalism to politics or public life. The piece also highlights lawmakers with prior press roles and mentions Nelson Mason who fills pulpits when ministers are absent.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Edward Everett Gann
Jersey
Mary Norton
Norton
Robert Francis Norton
Jersey City
Ruth Elder
Charles G. Norris
Kathleen Norris
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Congress
Louis Ludlow
Kansas
Arthur Capepr
Topeka Capital
Henry J. Allen
Wichita Beacon
Bronson Cutting
Santa Fe New Mexican
Arthur Vandenburg
Michigan
Grand Rapids Herald
George Higgins Moses
New Hampshire
Concord Evening Monitex
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Edgar Howard
Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Hugh Ike Shott
West Virginia
Bluefield Telegraph
Frazier
Nelson A. Mason
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Mason
Mrs Clayton Funeral Held at LDS Church Today
Funeral services for Mrs Jennie Blanch Clayton were held at the LDS church at 4 p.m. with Bishop Bunker officiating. She died April 28 in Maywood California leaving seven children and a husband Willard Clayton.
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Jennie Blanch Clayton
LDS Church
Bishop Bunker
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Eagles Lodge
al Stone
LDS Choir
Nevada banks show strong deposits in March report
Nevada bank data through March 27 indicate deposits rising from 1927 levels to 44,034,975 while total resources reach 50,954,056.93. bankers note deposits seasonally peak in November and December and compare current figures with a year earlier, though statements were compiled at different times.
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Nevada
Jerry Sheehan
Wingfield Banks
Sheehan
Waterman Illinois airport renamed Site 38 on airway
The De Kalb county airport at Waterman Illinois is now available for use and will be known as Site 38 on the Omaha Chicago airway. It replaces the abandoned McGirr field and will have a beacon and complete lighting. A caretaker and weather observer will monitor the field 24 hours daily. Regina Saskatchewan launches a four year road program with 20 million dollars for 3000 miles of highways beginning with graveling.
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de Kalb, Ll
Waterman
Ill
Department of Commerce
McGirr
Regina
Saskatchwan
New Plumbing Firm Opens Shop at 126 South Fifth
Tay lor Brothers of Los Angeles and Glendale open a plumbing shop at 126 South Fifth on a lot they own with a leased duplex. The firm, including R L Taylor and W C Taylor, will finish the showroom by May 12 and will stock American Radiator products and Washington Enamel.
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South Fifth
Taylor Brothers
Los Angeles
Glendale
R. L. Taylor
W. C. Taylor
Washington Enamel
Express Delivery Starts In City For railways and residence work
The firm completed work on the new Wilson residence on South Seventh and announced that the American Railway Express began regular delivery in the city yesterday.
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South Seventh
American Railway Express
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