New Hope Plan aims to shift Negro progress to economics
Las Vegas leader Ed Scott promotes the New Hope Plan to build economic power for Negroes. He unveils Nevada Enterprise, a weekly, and outlines training, savings, investment, and a pre voting plan to advance self reliance while avoiding demonstrations.
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Las Vegas
New Hope Plan
California
Nevada
Ed Scott
Nevada Enterprise
Newsmare Enterprise
New Hope
Scott
Foundation
New Hope Foundation
New Hope Plan promotes social security and community effort
Scott outlines a model blending public benefits with local action in Las Vegas. The New Hope Plan links a storefront appliance fundraiser, a cleanup drive, and a Little Theater group to broaden racial and economic opportunity while promoting social security awareness and benefits guidance.
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Scott
Las Vegas
Social Security Office
New Hope Organization
Wayne A. Ottey
Valley View Little Theater Group
New Hope
Bonanza Air Lines Celebrates 18th Anniversary in Nevada
Edmund G. Converse notes Bonanza Air Lines marks its 18th year in Nevada during the state centennial. Founded December 31 1945, the carrier now serves four states with about 700 employees and a $5.5 million payroll. The company déplacements bring 160570 passengers to Las Vegas and Reno, and contribute heavily to the Silver State economy.
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Las Vegas
Reno
Converse
Bonanza
United States
McCarran Field
Sacred Cats Show Draws Las Vegas Audience
The Pacific Cats club staged a large cat show in Las Vegas featuring nearly 300 entries from Burma and other breeds. Judges awarded top prizes across divisions while breeders answered questions for the public. Admission included a 50 cent child’s fee to help cover travel costs from Los Angeles.
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Burma
United States
Las Vegas
Tacoma
Wash
Los Angeles
Judo Classes to Start at the YMCA
A judo and defensive arts demonstration will be tomorrow at 7 30 PM at the YMCA. Beginning Wednesday classes run 7 30 to 9 30 PM on Mondays and Wednesdays taught by Carl Dudoit, a first degree Black Belt. Women’s classes 9 to 10 30 AM Thursday mornings and evening sessions available. Shiai contests and degrees will be awarded with a special committee approval.
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YMCA
Carl Dudoit
Okazaki
Hawaii
Sermon Slated At Truth Center
The Rev. John P. Levendis will deliver A New Life in Christ at worship service today at the Truth Center 702 E St Louis Ave. Mrs. Jane Russell is organist. Church school begins 9 30 a m. Fellowship hour hosted by Mrs. Lela Lincoln after the service.
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John P. Levendis
Truth Center
E. St. Louis Ave
Jane Russell
Lela Lincoln
Fire Strikes Single Room In LV Hotel
A fire confined to one room of a rooming house at 225 N. 7th St. Thursday morning. Firemen worked 47 minutes to extinguish the blaze. Ed J. Hartz, who occupies the room down the hall, said no injuries occurred. Cause attributed to a careless smoker per Fire Prevention Chief Otto McFarland.
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N. 7Th St
Otto McFarland
J. Hartz
McFarland
Aspirin Boosts Egg Output for Tucson Hens
University of Arizona poultry scientists Bobby L. Reid and B. J. Hulett report White Leghorn hens laid nearly 6 percent more eggs in the past year after aspirin was added to their diet. They say the aspirin eased stress on hens in a hectic life.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Bobby L. Reid
B. J. Hulett
University of Arizona
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