Las Vegas Age front page notes regional press affiliations
The Las Vegas Age dated Thursday morning May 5, 1932 lists editors Charles P. Squires and publication details. It notes Associated Press and United Press affiliations and credits eastern and Pacific coast representatives for news distribution.
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Charles P. Squires
Fremont Street
Las Vegas
Nevada
Eastern
H. Stockwell
People’s Gas
Chicago
Charles E. Miller
Times Building
New York City
Pacific Coast
Stypes-Allison, Inc
Sharon
San Francisco
Western Pacific
Los Angeles
Security Building
Portland
Ore
A Great State Evada North South Across Nevada
A travel sketch traverses Nevada from Las Vegas to Reno and back, noting climate shifts from temperate north to semi tropical Clark County, spring foliage, spring crops at Fallon, Hawthorne lawns, Tonopah snow, Beatty rain, and a contrast between southern desert heat and Reno spring fragrance of locust trees.
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Evada
Clark County
Las Vegas
Reno
Fallon
Tonopah
Naval Ammunition Base
Hawthorne
Goldfield
Beatty
Nevada
Recall Opposed in Los Angeles Mayor Porter Vote
The recall against Mayor Porter failed decisively. The piece argues recalls are often misused for revenge or frivolous charges, and while sometimes defensible, view recalls as unwise and ineffective, risking lawlessness and pressuring officials away from their duties.
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Elos Angeles
Porter
Ex-Vegans Charles Anones and Nan Anker Visit Las Vegas
Charles Anones and his sister Mrs Nan Anker of Coachella valley California, formerly of Las Vegas, are now at the Palace cafe and invite friends to meet them. Their first Las Vegas visit in eighteen years shows a city that has changed a lot.
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Charles Anones
Nan Anker
Coachella Valley
Cal
Las Vegas
Palace Cafe
Graglia couple returns from honeymoon with Joe Graglia
Mr and Mrs John Graglia who married a week ago and honeymooned in Los Angeles came home Tuesday with Mrs Joe Graglia. They report Joe Graglia released from Good Samaritan hospital and "doing very nicely" after illness.
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Graglia
John Graglia
Los Angeles
Joe Graglia
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mills Shapes Roosevelts Forgotten Man Comment
Washington bystander notes Treasury Secretary Mills framed Roosevelts forgotten man remarks as hopeful economic outlook. Mills, rising to cabinet rank, drew attention at an Associated Press luncheon while Hurley in Oklahoma defended the President’s stance against economic underdogs.
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Kirke Simpson Ashington
Roosevelt
Smith
Pat Hurley
Oklahoma
Mills
Treasury
Andy” Mellon
House Ways and Means
General Dawes
Hurley
Union Pacific Adopts New 60 Cent Life Insurance Plan
Union Pacific announces a shift from the current group life policy to a contributory plan effective July 1. About 75 percent of employees will subscribe, paying 60 cents per month per $1000, with the company covering the remainder. Coverage equals a full year’s wages from $500 to $3500, while the insurer remains Equitable Life Assurance Society. The change follows 17 years of the old plan and aims to reduce costs for both sides.
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Union Pacific Railway
Union Pacific
Equitable Lif Assurance Society
U. S
Group Life Insurance
U. P
Markets at a Glance May 4 1924 Stock Turnaround Leads to Close Rally
In New York the stock market recovered from morning lows as short covering spread through late trading. Leaders like Lehman, International Shoe, Auburn and Woolworth firmed, with United States Steel, American Can, Allied Chemical, Western Union and Atchison rebounding. Oil shares gained led by Standard Oil of New Jersey amid curtailed crude output and talks of production restraint. Turnover neared 1.3 million shares, oil and gold mining issues strong, grains inch higher on Russia wheat purchases, and cotton recouped part of a loss as shorts covered.
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Otto E. Strum
United Press
New York
Lehman Corporation
International Shoe
Auburn
Woolwo
United States Steel
American Can
Allied Chemical
Western Union
Atchison
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Russia
Manchuria
Bright Spots in Business
United Press reports Hudson Motor Car Co. up 27 percent in last three weeks of April versus 1931. Seaboard Oil Co. shows first quarter net of 180 dollars versus 54,155 in the year-ago period. McLellan Stores posts four-month 1932 sales of 5,811,449, up slightly from 5,807,408 in 1931. Ford recalls 500 workers at Long Beach plant. M H Fishman Co. four-month 1932 sales total 616,783, up from 558,265 last year. Norge Corp reports 16th straight monthly sales gain over last year.
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United Press
Hudson Motor Car Co
Seaboard Oil Co
McLellan Stores, Inc
Ford Motor Co
Long Beach
Calif
M .H. Fishman Co
Norge Corporation
Ladies' Night for Rotarians at Apache Hotel
The Las Vegas Rotary Club holds its regular ladies night at the Apache hotel at 7:00 p m. Tonight selections for the Rotary district conference in Honolulu the first week in June will be made. Entertainment and dance music will feature the Rotarians for wives and daughters. In Kansas City on May 4 02 hog prices eased on the live market fed lambs and sheep rose while cattle held steady steers and yearlings priced from 6 to 7 dollars top fat hogs at 3 45 and most sales 3 20 to 3 49 Spring lambs 6 to 7 and fed lambs 5 50 to 6 50.
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Las Vegas
Rotary Club
Apache Hotel
Hono-lulu
Gas Club
Rotarians
Kansas City
Indian Craft Exhibit in Carson City May 12
Frederick Snyder says an exhibit of Nevada Indian baskets will be shown in Carson City on May 12 to determine the champion weaver. At least twelve Indian women will display their handiwork and a special committee will judge the baskets on specific criteria.
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Nevada
North Las Vegas Visit Ends for Crowes
Mr and Mrs W T Crowe of Cameron City have spent the last days in North Las Vegas and have returned north to their home in Cameron City promising to visit again.
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Se - Ieee
North
Las Vegas
Vegas Verde
W. T. Crowe
Weary traveler visits Las Vegas police station
A three year old boy wandering with a dog entered a Las Vegas police station yesterday afternoon. The child, dressed in faded overalls and a jacket, was friendly and performed tricks with his dog while officers waited for his relieved parents to arrive.
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Las Vegas
Cassidy
Carl Nelson
Mn Itis
Bridge party and court note mix in local society
Mrs Roy Gilbert hosted a Tuesday bridge gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs George Anderson Mr and Mrs Verne Allen Robert Gilbert Gladys Hansen Ruth Munson and Roy Gilbert. James V Singer was arrested by Officer Harry Blackwall on disorderly conduct and will face municipal court. a craft contest opened last November with a May close date and prize money of 15 dollars for first and 10 dollars for second with more entrants invited through May 15.
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Roy Gilbert
George Anderson
Verne Allen
Robert Gilbert
Gladys Hansen
Ruth Munson
James V. Singer
Harry Blackwall
Phillip Burleson
Final Account and Distribution Petition in Hickson Estate
In the Eighth Judicial District Court Clark County Nevada the administrator of Mary Ann Hickson deceased Frante McNamee has filed his first and final account and a petition for distribution. A settlement hearing is set for Friday May 1932 at 10 am in the courthouse courtroom where interested parties may appear to show why the account should not be allowed. The estate is ready for distribution upon confirmation. Published April 16 to May 5.
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Frante McNamee
Mary Ann Hickson
Said
WM. L. Scott
Doroth
Proceedings in District Court May 4 1932
Hon. Wm. E. Orr presiding, Winifred J. Foote vs Harold C. Foote. Decree granted. Llewellyn vs W S Rhoads. Trial continued to May 11 1932 at 10 a.m. Edson L. Edwards vs Lita Edwards. Decree granted. Fe Dupray vs Ethel Genther. Action dismissed with prejudice.
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Wm. E. Orr
Winifred J. Foote
Harold C. Foote
Ham & Taylor
Ma Llewellyn
W. S. Rhoads
Roger Foley
Edson L. Edwards
Lita Edwards
Harry H. Austin
Albert Duffill
F Dupray
Ethel Genther
Noland & Noland
Albert DuMll
J. R. Lewis
T. P. Ragsdale
Dr Arnold Foot Specialist at Hotel National
Dr Arnold, foot specialist, is at Hotel National offering professional podiatry services with contact by phone 140 for appointments and inquiries.
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Corns Dr
Arnold
Hotel National
Plos
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Washington
al Smith
Charles Evans Hughes
Frank Kellogg
Senate
Engineer Nungesser
Engineer West
Henry St. Almond
Henry
George Bryan
Les Olive
James McGrath
Water Treating Fame
Boulder City
Ivan de Sone
Agent Davis
Automotive Electrician
Fremont
Lark
LA Salle Extension University
Everett G. Sharpe
Village Inn Hotel
First Las Vegas
ANY Kind
Gateway Hotel
Fremont St
Neo. Oh
Eighth Judicial District Court
State of
Clark
the Oasis Bisilmaier
Women
Pra A Ata A
Irst & Garces Sts
Fred M. Stoller
Pat Gallagher
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Las Vegas Lions Club
Hotel Apache
Vegas Credit Bureau
Dastens
Alds
JJOHN
North Main Street
Beatty, Goldfield
Sacramento
Nevada Motor Transport Co., Ltd
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