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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1932
Page
6
Seabury grills Jim about the missing Sherwood now a fugitive from justice after fleeing the jurisdiction of the corruption hunters. The mayor admits hearing of the case after returning from Europe and reading the newspapers, while the exchange hints at a linked money handoff amid the probe.
Notice is given that the entire stock and fixtures of Bet telheim Furniture Co Inc of 515 Fremont Street will be sold to the highest bidder at the Bettelheim Store on Wednesday June 1 at 10 00 AM The right to reject any or all bids is reserved Parties with claims must file with the undersigned Accounts payable may be paid to the firm or collected by VW 4d Flowers Trustee in Bankruptcy Las Vegas Nevada Rooms 14 15 Delkin Building
Major L J Howard, Las Vegas, will command the C M T C camp at Fort Douglas Utah in July. About 300 youths from Nevada Utah and Wyoming form the battalion with eleven reserve officers aiding. Captain D L Harford notified of assignment on the 104th Frontier division staff as a camp instructor for July 13 16. Seven more reserve officers from the district are expected to attend.
Harold S. Anderson left Boulder City for Los Angeles to attend his son's high school graduation in Burlingame and then marry Miss Betty Lee in Salt Lake City on June 11. He will attend the Republican national convention in Chicago as a Clark County delegate during his honeymoon. Anderson expects his tennis season to suffer in his absence. Lewis Crampton also left for Los Angeles with the group heading to Zion National Park. Flora Jones can call at The Age office for a free ticket today only at the Airdome theater.
Ninety seniors are listed among graduates in a large class from the high school. Names include Leland Beatty Bruce Beckley Wanda Bell Grace Bleak Halley Buzick and many others. The ceremony featured awards for outstanding achievement and postures contests with gold buttons given to winners. A painting of Black Canyon was presented to the school.
UPI reports proposals for a congressional pardon for Lieut. Thomas H. Massie and three navy men convicted of killing an Hawaiian in Honolulu faced opposition during the annual meeting of the Home Board of the Congregational and Christian Churches.
Las Vegas Funeral Home hosts a casual lawn dance for the graduating seniors tonight. Senior class, board of education, and faculty are invited for musical selections aired on station KFT. The lawn will be lit with Japanese lanterns and streamers beginning at 8 oclock.
The Volcano roadhouse in Las Vegas opened with a capacity crowd on Wednesday night. The club showcases a glass dance floor the only one in Clark County and a modern cooling system for comfort in hot weather. Live music features Ray Henderson tunes while offering seafood steaks and chops. Booth dining available and Dave Mackey can receive a free item by calling The Age office.
Proceedings in district court involve William B. Monroe Belle Monroe and Leo A. M McManroe Jr attorney for the defendant Roland Hi. Wi. The decree of di appears in the record as part of the case filings.
Feavarm costume pieces display at a Fremont Street store feature ancient glass from whiskey bottles and lantern globes set in pure silver mountings. Amethyst amber blue crystal greens form pins rings and beads, arranged in a desert scene with sand and rocks, and a cow skull accent. Miss Madven Scott, patient at the Ly hospital, returns home after a stay.
Art Gilmore came back Wednesday from a month in Los Angeles. Mrs. Gilmore and their daughter will stay there for the summer. Ira Goldring and his daughter depart for Los Angeles to spend the weekend with relatives. Mrs. Eric Weiberg of Boulder City and her sister Alice Davin, visiting, were in town yesterday on business and calling on friends. William L. Scott, county clerk, is en route home from Lebanon Tennessee where he has been studying law at Cumberland University. he is expected to arrive in the city in June.
Mrs Addie L Watts hosted the Las Vegas volunteer fire department for an old fashioned roast ham dinner on her veranda on Second Street. Eighteen Bremen members attended and praised the evening. A recent fire near the establishment was quickly controlled, causing little damage.
Omaha May 26 UPI Pifty pilots including famous airmen arrived for the start of the Omaha air races carnival which runs through Monday. The final day begins national balloon eliminations. Entrants include Jimmy Doolittle Russell Boardman Jimmy Wedell and Eal Ortman with six balloons entered by two army teams Detroit Balloon Club Goodyear Chevrolet and city of Omaha. Three former winners Roeland Blair and Capt. Hood will pilot.
Floyd Gallagher an employee at a Nevada restaurant lost the index finger of his left hand when caught in a meat grinding machine yesterday. He received first aid at Las Vegas hospital before transfer for further care. T D Mulls assisted by John Rodger inspected Clark County highway projects yesterday?
Walker wins a basque bout from Paulino in Madison Square Garden, delivering rights to the chin that left Paulino dizzy at times. The bout featured Walker at 170 pounds and Paulino at 197, marking Walker’s first MSG appearance since a six year-old loss to Joe Dundee. Paulino remained undefeated on his feet.
Dale B. Pruett, a state highway right of way agent, visited Las Vegas on Wednesday and Thursday to discuss matters concerning the Glendale Caliente highway through the Pahranagat valley. Mrs. Charles Williams of Ash Meadows was admitted to Las Vegas hospital in serious condition yesterday.
The Palace theater features It's Tough to Be Famous starring Doug Jr with Mary Brian and Walter Catlett in supporting roles. The sister feature is Trapped in a Submarine, a 120 foot deep submarine rescue drama. Marriage licenses issued include Gowdy Jessup, Cossoboom Hubacher, and Johnson Stewart.
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