Too Late to Classify Seasonal Feet Hurt
Ad shows Foster's Shoes with a reduced stock message at 119 No. 3rd S. The ad hints at footwear relief but details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1964
Page
2
Ad shows Foster's Shoes with a reduced stock message at 119 No. 3rd S. The ad hints at footwear relief but details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
A cluttered page shows shopping center leasing notes near Safeway, stray notes about pets and a messy public planning notice. County clerk and planning commission outlines a rezoning hearing and public comment timeframe with dates and locations in Las Vegas.
The Eighth Judicial District Court of Clark County Nevada announces the private sale of real property from the estate of Anna Mohr deceased. Administrator with Will Annexed offers multiple parcels for cash bids with 10 percent deposit and balance due after bid acceptance, subject to court confirmation and Bank of Nevada escrow.
A 19 year old Las Vegas boy, Kim Wolfe of 4410 Park Chester Drive, was treated in good condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after accidentally shooting himself in the thigh while practicing a quick draw with a .22 caliber pistol. Deputies reported the incident.
Mrs. Cecilia Anderson, 66, mother of Airman J C Robert T Anderson, died in Nellis base hospital from an apparent barbdituates overdose. She was admitted last Wednesday in a coma and did not regain consciousness. she lived with her son at 5210 Byrne Ave apartment B.
Henry John O'Connor asked in his will that friends pause at a Coventry pub on the way to his funeral at the cemetery and have ome as shall not be with you when you return.
United Press International reports traffic fatalities rising toward a record for the Christmas weekend. By late Christmas Eve 387 deaths had occurred since 6 p.m. Thursday, with Texas 28 and Michigan 26 leading state totals, and officials warning the worst hours are ahead.
Santa Claus arrives with Air Force cargo to Appalachia delivering 15 000 pounds of toys food and clothing donated by Michigan residents. The gifts planned for Whitesburg Harlan and Hazard areas arrive after a CBS program spurred the drive and will be delivered by jeep to remote mountain homes.
Crime report continues from Page 1 noting Colorado Springs Canon City and Walsenburg gamblers involved along with unidentified associates. The text lists regional locations tied to organized crime. Details remain fragmentary and unconfirmed in the readable passage.
Elaine Nailen 26 and her husband Paul Nailen were involved in a crash on Highway 93 and Missouri Avenue. Elaine was reported in good condition at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital after a car failed to yield.
Mrs Goble reports sons of Mr and Mrs I B Pence dragged a bazooka into their wall mounted playhouse near Hyde Park School. The toy weapon resembled a long rusty pipe with a trigger and may have a firing pin. Arthur says it shoots caps when detonated and plans to play Army. Mr Goble bans outdoor play. authorities noted missing crucial parts.
Residents from Las Vegas share what headlines mattered most in 1964. Personal picks include Khrushchev’s removal, Barry Goldwater coverage, Nevada Senate races, and notable figures Laxalt and South events in national and local politics.
Two Birmingham traffic officers issued parking tickets to two large black limousines then learned one car belonged to the mayor and the other to the city police chief. Mayor Frank Price commented it proves a true democracy despite facing a $14 fine.
A Christmas Day fire in Indiana killed 23 people from burns and smoke inhalation. In New York City Mrs Ella Wilkins, 46, died and her husband was burned as their home and four others burned, displacing 33 people. Jessie Holmes, 60, died when an oil stove exploded in a house trailer. In Nashville Red Foley and his wife were injured in a fire at their eighth floor apartment.
Mrs. Fanny Lou Hamer, elected by the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, contests the seat of Jamie L. Whiten in the U.S. House. Rep. William Ryan will formally challenge seating at the opening of the House session, citing violations of voting rights amendments. Hamer spoke in Atlantic City after testifying on Mississippi voting barriers.
The note extends thanks to Ed Mann of KLAS TV and Ed Mann’s recovery after a cerebral hemorrhage. It recalls Ed’s weather reporting, gratitude to Ed Morgan, Leonard Yelinek Jr., Mike Gordon, and the SUN staff. The message also salutes supporters at Community Chevrolet and urges SUN subscriptions for a long, healthy life.
A Reno veteran, under the pen name Scott Macuie, defies military service by hunger striking over conscience and requests a noncombat alternative. He asserts all youths should be drafted, seeks broader options beyond a select few, and states devotion to faith guided his stance.
National data show a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. yesterday with readings compiled by the U S Weather Bureau in San Francisco. The table lists temperatures and precipitation across multiple stations, reflecting regional conditions and trends.
The U.S. Weather Bureau recorded a low of 29 degrees below zero at Havre Montana and a high of 92 degrees at McAllen Texas yesterday, excluding Alaska and Hawaii.
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