Local Law Firm Adds New Lawyer Hoffenberg
Gabe Hoffenberg joins Cornwall and Nitz in Las Vegas as a tax attorney from the IRS Los Angeles office. A former Beverly Hills Bar Association leader and NYU Boston University Law School graduate, he holds Shriners and Masonic honors and is a World War II veteran. Partners C Norman Cornwall and W Owen Nitz lead the firm.
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Gabe Hoffenberg
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Cornwall & Nitz
American Bar Association
Southern Nevada
American Bar Foundation
Hoffenberg
Hartrom
Conn
New York University School of Commerce
Boston University Law School
Beverly Hills Bar Association
Jerry Giesler
American Arbitration Committee
Shriners Hospitals For
C. Norman Cornwall
Nice
France
W. Owen Nitz
Honor Vegan For Helping Of Veterans
A letter of appreciation for efforts on behalf of patients in Southern California veterans hospitals was received by Jack Hollings from the national administrator of veterans affairs John S Gleason Jr. The administrator called Hollings a living testimony that sick and disabled veterans have not been forgotten and praised his ongoing assistance to medical staff and veterans. Hollings thanked the casinos for support in collecting playing cards ash trays and other items to ease veterans lives.
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Southern
California
Veterans’ Hospitals
Jack “Foxhole” Hollings
National Administrator of Veterans’ Affairs
Johns. Gleason, Jr
Hollings
James J. Clark Receives Tufts Bachelor of Arts Degree
James J. Clark, son of Mr and Mrs Jonas R Clark of 611 List Street Las Vegas, earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Tufts University Medford Massachusetts on June 10. He is a Phi Beta Kappa member and made the dean's list every term at Tufts.
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James J. Clark
Jonas R. Clark
List St
Las Vegas
Tufts University
Medford
Mass
Phi Beta Kappa
Clark
Tufts
Regent Elwell seeks reelection to Nevada Regent post
Las Vegas native Bill Elwell announced his candidacy for a new four year term on the University of Nevada Board of Regents. He serves Clark County on the nine member panel and aims to push accreditation of Nevada Southern as a four year school by 1964 with continued legislative cooperation.
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University of Nevada
William H
Bill) Elwell
Elwell
Clark County
A. C. Grant
Raymond R. Germain
Charles Russell
The
Las Vegas
Board of City Commissioners
Better Business Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Variety Club
Clark County Licensed Beverage Assn
American Legion
VFW
B.P.O. Ellis, Footprinters
Masonic Lodge
Las Vegas Shrine Club
Las Vegas Press Club
Board of Regents
Nevada Southern
Necklace theft at Strip hotel leaves jewelry box untouched
Sheriff detectives investigate a Strip hotel burglary in which a thief stole a heart shaped necklace set with a pear shaped diamond of 1 1/2 carats valued at $1000 and left a jewel box of other jewels. The victim is Mrs Madeline L Larino of Los Angeles, who was away sightseeing, and entry appears gained by passkey or lock pick.
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Sheriff's
Madeline L. Larino
Los Angeles
Personnel Employment Forum On Campus In Nevada
The Nevada chapter of the International Association of Personnel employment Security will hold forum meetings at Nevada Southern University on September 21 and 22. The institute theme is Meeting the Responsibilities of a Challenging Era with panel discussions from industry labor government university and employment service. A planning meeting was held May 25.
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Nevada
International Association of Personnel In Employment Security
Nevada Southern University
Mink Theft Case Tangled With Knife Claim
West Las Vegas woman Big Bertha Rogers, 32, booked on theft inquiry for a $1,350 mink stole stolen last November from a Strip fur shop. Deputies found a switchblade in her purse. she said she carried it to clean her toenails. Rogers has a long record including heroin juggling and assault charges.
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Big Bertha” Rogers
Las Vegas
Sheriff's Office
Miss Rogers
First Negro Students Readmath Summer Classes in Memphis
In Memphis Tennessee two Black students, a boy and a girl, were quietly admitted to a summer school physics class at East High School. School Superintendent E C Saimbert stated no incidents occurred during enrollment and the action marks the first time Negro students attended summer classes in the all white city school system.
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Memphis, Tenn
E.C. Saimbert
Memphis’ East High School
SUN'S Learn A Language Offer Combines Records
SUN'S Learn A Language program mixes seven foreign languages with a space flight record tied to astronaut John Glenn. Collect seven consecutively numbered coupons plus one dollar to obtain a language record and manual, then submit the completed order to the SUN office.
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SUN
John Glenn
SUN Office
125 Boys Attending Boys State Confab At Stewart
The 16th annual American Legion Boys State session opens at Stewart Indian School near Carson City with 125 Nevada boys from cities and towns. Attendees are assigned to four fictitious cities and two counties, with staff from University of Nevada and St. Marys College guiding law press and civil service tracks.
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Stewart
American Legion
Stewart Indian School
Carson City
F. E. Martie
G. A. Broten
Reno
Charles Ryan
Archie Pozzi
Scrugham, Payne, Miller
John Prida
Cliff Townsend
John Barney
Bruno Menicucci
University of Nevada
Gene Dieullo
St. Mary’s College
Earl Laird
Indian School
Jeff Springmeyer
Russell McDonald
Jerry Mann
Demar W. Armstrong
R. A Petty
Margaret Hersey
Eleanor Hubacka
Thomas W. Miller
Dale Baldwin
The
Indian Service
Martie
William J. Harry
Civil Service District
San Francisco
Chester E. May
Department of Americanism
Las Vegas Boy Receives Linfield College Award
Dennis Alexander son of Mr and Mrs F L Alexander 2004 E Bonanza Rd is among Linfield College students receiving awards for drama forensics and the Women s Recreation Association for year activities in McMinnville Oregon.
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Linfield College
McMinnville
Ore
Dennis Alexander
F.L. Alexander
Overton Bay Honor Student Graduates at Dixie Junior College
Overton resident Raoul Leavitt was among the honor student graduates at Dixie Junior College in St. George Utah. He spent two years as a pre dental student and has been accepted at Washington University in St Louis Missouri to enter the dentistry program this fall.
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Overton
Dixie Junior College
St. George
Utah
Raoul Leavitt
Washington University
St. Louis
School of Dentistry
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James Clark
Bill Elwell
U of N
Regent Post
Crand Opening
Nikon
Nikkor
Imperial
Knox
Harrison Viewing Glass
Al’s Photo Center
West Charleston
Westgate
Mrs. Robertson
Franklin Rittenhouse
Colorado River
Roaring Rapids
Hualapai Canyon
Hualapai
Rube Jolley
Rittenhouse
Bock West Vers
Vegas Heights
Las Vegas Sun
Teme
E. Carson
Cameron M. Batter
Louis Spitz
Peace Officers
ATA
ILI
Cribey
London
Gilbey, Ltd
Cincinnati
Ohio
National Distillers Products Company
Overton Bay
Men NT Tang
High Hollywood
Batiste Dacron
Oleg Cassini
Italy
Switzerland
Jackmans
Jackman-Magnin Building
Riviera Hotel
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