Auction in Las Vegas lands nets 1.29 million for U S Treasury
An auction of 174 small parcels in the Las Vegas area on November 27 raised 1,287,075 dollars for the U S Treasury. The Bureau of Land Management conducted the sale, drawing 600 plus bidders at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The seven hour, highly competitive event sold 665 acres, with the top price 7,650 dollars for a five acre lot near Spring Mountain Road by Glen E. Mangus of Farnam Nebraska.
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Seek Survivors Of Attack On Pearl Harbor
Nevada search for Pearl Harbor survivors by the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association ahead of its national convention in Long Beach California from Thursday through Sunday. State chairman George F. Bostic says more than 5,000 may attend and several hundred elders in Nevada are eligible to join. Contact Bostic at 273 Ash Street Elko.
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SUN Records In Demand
The SUN reports strong interest in Learn-A-Lang language records with daily crowds. The seven foreign language discs share equal demand alongside an English record and a John Glenn space flight record. Youth increasingly seek these records to start language learning early.
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North Vegans form New Demo Club
North Las Vegans meet to form a Democratic Club in the state’s third largest city. The next meeting is Jan 16 at Gabes Banquet Room on Las Vegas Blvd North. Pro Tem officers include Frank Du Breuil as temporary chairman and Virginia Wendham as secretary. Ethel Woodbury was keynote speaker.
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Sam uel Gericke obituary and Yakima funeral plan
Funeral services for Samuel Gericke 84 will be held at Langevin Funeral Home Yakima Wash Friday with burial at Tahoma Cemetery. Local arrangements by Palm Mortuary. He died in Las Vegas after a lingering illness. He was a retired farmer and longtime Washington fruit industry figure. He lived with his two sons Wayne and Jim in Dallas Texas for six years. He is survived by one grandson Lloyd, two great granddaughters Carol and Kathy, brothers Willie and Ernie, sisters Lena Letha and Nellie. Burial in Yakima follows a life in agriculture and public service.
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Portland
Ore
Ernie Gericke
Miller
Lena Hood
Letha Choate
Webb City
Nellie Gee
Carthage
Joint Chiefs Oppose Geneva Disarmament Plan Strongly
The Joint Chiefs of Staff oppose a Geneva disarmament proposal that would share advance military movement data with the Soviet Union and place observers at key points. They warn Russia could gain a wide intelligence windfall while warning that the plan risks undermining U S security and a dangerous shift in how Polaris submarines are tracked.
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