Palace Theatre hosts world premiere Two Seconds opening
Las Vegas Palace Theatre on South Second Street presents the world premiere of Edward G Robinson's Two Seconds with an opening without frills. The program includes a cartoon Universal news and a new RCA sound system with Harold Swanson as projection operator.
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Suits Filed in District Court
Multiple divorce and desertion filings listed in district court records. Ame . sues Nelson William Hoge for desertion with no children or property. Anna K. Hensen sues John Peter Henningsen for divorce on extreme cruelty. John E. Wiese petitions for divorce from Elsie A. Wiese with one minor Bernice. Gordon R. Cloes seeks divorce from Enid M. Cloes for extreme cruelty with two minors.
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Gordon R. Cloes
Enid M. Cloes
San Diego
Atorneys
Man Fined for Tossing Rock in Ken Temper
O. G. Fulton faced a $25 fine before Judge W. G. Morse after throwing a rock through a shield. He claimed he narrowly escaped death in a high speed chase. Unable to pay, Fulton was sent to the county stockade for twelve days.
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Amateurs Ready for Champ Bouts at Madison Square Garden
One hundred sixty five amateur boxers from across the United States and Hawaii begin nationals at Madison Square Garden in all classes from flyweight to heavyweight. The meet runs through Friday with semi finals and finals. An entertainment program followed meetings with refreshments and a veteran legislation discussion.
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Fights Roundup From Cities Highlight Narrow Decisions
United Press reports last night's boxing results in Indianapolis Portland and Los Angeles. Dave Shade beat Ray Tramblie in a close decision in Indianapolis. Ah Wing Lee defeated Goldie Hess in Portland in six rounds. Baby Arizmendi edged Lew Farber in a 10 round bout at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles.
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Moapa Valley News Notes and Local Movements
Perkins and family hero Golden R Tueller and a group of athletes from the MVH B. attended the first day exercises in Las Vegas Saturday. A L Kelley of Salt Lake City, longtime superintendent in educational district No. 1, now with Utah Fruit and Vegetable Growers Co operative Marketing Association, visited Moapa Growers Inc. Clarence Lewis president. Moapa growers linked with Utah company to market Moapa vegetables. Dee Hickman and family visiting Logan Utah to see J E Hickman. Mrs Benjamin Blake of St George visited sister Mrs Eugene Perkins. R B Jeppson head of vocational instruction in Nevada schools visited Moapa Valley High School. Wood, Henderson and Penensky, Yde and Bassier noted. Robert E Lee left for Salt Lake City on business. Crayton and Thomas Johnsons visited Las Vegas. B P Miller and wife with Patsy Ann visiting.
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Thrills Sought by World-Rated Girl Motorboat Racer
Loret a Turnbull, premier girl motorboat racer, rejects danger as she seeks thrills. In New York on May 3 she told reporters the roar of motors spray and high speed excite her, insisting risk is worth the rush for the right thrill.
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Racing Continues Amid Warrant at Ravenna Track
Ravenna Ohio May 3. The racing program went on as usual despite a constable armed with a warrant at the track. No betting was observed as officials handled the unexpected presence during the day’s events.
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Harvard Men Defeat M I T In Clean Sweep At Cambridge
Harvard crews won four races against the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on the Charles River. The undefeated varsity defeated Tech by a length and three quarters over the mile and three quarters. A separate note reports a protest by the Citizens league of Portage County over track betting and a mass meeting to debate keeping the track open.
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Stadium seeks M Larnin bout in Chicago May June
Chicago stadium aims to stage a welterweight title bout with Jimmy McLarnin of Vancouver after the Petrolle Battalino winner fights at the Chicago arena May 20. Negotiations for a Fields vs McLarnin match failed due to Fields reluctance. A Canzoneri Herrera lightweight title clash is also considered.
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Tech time beats field in rough sea by sunset
In choppy water with a stiff northeast breeze, the Tech time posted 9 minutes 31.5 seconds as the benchmark while another crew finished in 9 minutes 27.2 seconds, marking a faster pace in challenging conditions.
Giants Challenge Boulder City in Third Game Tilt
Richard Courtney of the Las Vegas Colored Giants challenged the Boulder City Merchants to a thirdgame playoff on Boulder Sunday. Merchants manager urged to respond by Saturday. If played, the contest could be worth watching as both teams have one win each. Wild Johnny Mike is slated to pitch for the Giants with Dick Schwartz catching.
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