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Newspaper

Las Vegas Age

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1932

Page

6

Tuesday in Congress on the Dillion tax bill and reform plans

Senate debate focused on the Dillion dollar tax bill with Mills denouncing the Goldsborough measure to stabilize prices at 1926 levels as disruptive. Ashurst urged abolishing the two thirds nomination rule. George urged inflation to restore dollar value while recommending currency control. Coal subsidy floated for operators. judiciary moves on kidnapping bills. Garner doubts summer session timeline. war department appropriation being revisited.

Senate Treasury Mills Peter Norbeck Banking and Currency Committee Ashurst David Botting Seattle Wash Judiciary Committee Garner War Department

Crowded Praise for Las Vegas High Glee Club Concert

A large audience enjoyed a Las Vegas high school glee club concert directed by Lewis E. Rowe at the Methodist Episcopal church. The program featured Rose by Bond Park and other choral works, with Rex Jarrett soloing and Virginia Chavez as soprano soloist, accompanied by May dell Pistole on organ.

Las Vegas Lewis E. Rowe Methodist Episcopal Church Rose Bond Park Parks

Suits Filed in District Court With Multiple Divorces

A column lists several district court divorce actions including Tia R. Phillips versus Willard Phillips, Eva Logan versus John L. Logan, Sam Gordon versus Anna Gordon, Fannie Jones versus Martin Jones, Ti Thirsk versus Charlotte Ranger, and Cecil Shoff versus Floyd C. Shoff. Items note extreme cruelty, no children, no community property, and marriages in Sedalia Missouri 1920, Los Angeles 1930, Santa Anna California, and Mass 1908. Attorneys are named for each plaintiff.

Tia R. Phillips Willard Phillips Sedalia Guy E. Baker Plaintiff Sam Gordon Anna Gordon Red Los Angeles Harley A. Harmon Eva Logan John L. Logan Orce Ned Santa Anna Calif Alward Fannie Jones Martin Jones James W. Thirsk Charlotte P. Ranger H. N. Gambill Cecil Shoff Floyd C. Shoff Chilfield Mass Mar

Moapa Valley News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Legion Service

Local residents Howard and Mrs. Perkins visited in the valley. Warren H. Lyon, Walter Winsor, Albert Wittner and Grant Snow traveled to Lincoln County for L D S Sunday school work. Mrs. F. Edgar Mineer and children spent the weekend in St George. Howard Bowman and Mrs. Bowman visited St Thomas guests of the Craburns. May 15 services conducted by the American Legion with members from Las Vegas and Boulder City. Memorial address and program details noted with local and external participants.

Warren H. Lyon Walter Winsor Albert Wittner Grant Snow Lincoln County Howard Bowman St. Thomas Robert Craburn American Legion Las Vegas Boulder City A. R. Thompson Fred S. Alward America G. E. Bodell Woodruff Perkins Overton Band Prof A. Johnson Attorn Hugh M. Brown Brown Bowen & Clark Salt Lake City John Wittner Lake Mead Moapa Valley Karl W. Niemann Mann State Board of Comissioners J. H. Wittner

Moapa Girl Wins Third in Nationwide Essay Contest

Miss Edythe Prisley, Moapa Valley student, won third place and $15 in a nationwide home economics essay contest judged on home education impact, student scope, and style. Her award, praised by Niemann, honors Moapa Valley High School and instructor Miss Ora Lee.

Home Makers Educational Service of Freeport N. C Edythe Prisley Prissy Ora Lee Moapa Valley

Coast Folk Are Wed At Apache Coast Folk Are Wed At Apache

Louise Masselin of Los An and Lloyd McClintock of Walnut Grove Calif were married yesterday in the Apache hotel ceremony conducted by Judge Frank M. s. Best man Lawrence McClintock and bridesmaid Miss Ruby Casson assisted a bridal party of ten from the coast. The couple planned a bridal tour south to Carlsbad Caverns Phoenix and Old Mexico.

Frank M. S Apache Hotel Louise Masselin Los An Lloyd McClintock Walnut Grove Calif Ruby Casson Annaheim Lawrence McClintock Miss Masseln Lloyd McClintock Miss Casson John D. Sein Leonard Hessel John Casson Carlsbad Caverns Phoenix Old Mexico

Sneak Thieves Strike Near Nevada Hotel Parking

The article reports a theft on Sunday night from a Dodge sedan owned by E. W. Erickson of Los Angeles parked near Main Street by the Nevada hotel. Two black bags containing clothes, canned goods, and personal belongings were stolen, with a 25 calibre Colt automatic pistol also taken from the car.

E. W. Erickson Los Angeles Main Street Nevada Hotel

Personal notes from Las Vegas residents and visitors

A collection of short notes from Las Vegas detailing visits and travels of local residents and guests. Leonard Wadsworth and his brothers and mother Susie Wadsworth plan to return to Alabama. Phare Simon and family drive to Tonopah to meet Blanche. Claude Trenton leaves for Kingman after business in Las Vegas. Frances Sherry of New York registers at Apache hotel after world trip. Evelyn of Los Angeles expected to join her mother. Lawrence Wads and family from St. George spend time in Las Vegas, with June first plans. Burtin Driggs leaves for southern California for the summer. Misses Lawne, Evans, and Clarke Morrow visit from California, remaining in state for Lake Tahoe. L. L. Arnett party returns from California. Mike Silver ill at home. Leo McNamee returns from Rotary convention in San Francisco. Kellrvonson and son John, Edith Robinson, and Ben Peters in Las Vegas for visits and business.

New York Frances Sherry Las Vegas Apache Hotel Sherry Les Evelyn Los Angeles Dorothy Lawne Viola Evans Clarke Morrow California J. L. Krause Morrow Lake Tahoe

Massie to Pass Through Vegas

Lieut. Thomas H. Massie, recently convicted in Honolulu of the Kahahawai case, will leave Los Angeles for New York by Western Air Express at 9 55 a m Wednesday to report for duty at naval headquarters in New York.

Los Angeles Thomas H. Massie Honolulu Joe Kahahawai Los Angels New York Western Air Express Massie Naval Headquarters

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Congress Glee Club Moapa Valley News Mrs. Howard Perkins City F. Edgar Mineer St George Thomas J. Salter J.P. Liddell Justice Court of Cora W. Swinton Due May Reese Morgan Stevens, Henderson & Marshall ARE Efrremenadous Ida M. Miller South Second Street Las Vegas, Nev Niemann U. S Gambill Rulon Shepherd Taps Fermin King Benediction Wallace Jones Perkins Anthon Byron Maynard Perkins Weiser Ranch George Goodwin Warm Springs On Mond Mrs Milt Earl Eva Jones Penney’s Aredd J.C Salt Lake Leonard Wadsworth Joseph Wadsworth Hoover Dam Susie Wadsworth Clarence Wadsworth Alamo Tonopah Phare Simon Blanche University of Nevada Claude Trenton Kingman ST. George Lawrence Wads Utah Wadsworth St. George Theatre Redlands Coast Burtin Driggs Pleasant Grove J. Harold Brinley L. L. Arnett Nuni Mesdames R. Roschl Mary Burr Silver III Mike Silver Vegas McNamee Leo McNamee Rotary Club San Francisco Rotary International Kell Rvonson John Searchlight Ben Peters Will Vis Searchlight Miss Wife Edith Robinson Lutheran Service American Legion Hall W. Lange Bracken Electrolux Doctor Bill South Second St
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