Las Vegas 1929 ads recall early businesses and figures
A survey of Jim Shrugham's Las Vegas Journal from July 6 1929 highlights firms still known today. It notes the Vegas Credit Bureau at Fifth and Fremont, White Cross Drug at Second and Fremont, J C Penney on Fremont, Buick agency on North Main, Union Pacific fares to Los Angeles, and local banks First State Bank and Bank of Southern Nevada. It also mentions lawyers Roger Foley and family, Harve Perry, and other figures shaping early Las Vegas commerce and civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Shrugham
Las Vegas
White Cross Drug
W. E. Ferron
Second and
Fremont
Four Queens
South Boulevard
Oakey
Mark Sullivan
U.S. District Court
Arrowhead Trail
Fremont Street
Second
J. C. Penney Co
Main
First
Harve Perry
James Cashman
Overland Hotel
Cadillac Agency
North Main Street
Buick
Marquette
Union Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles
T. M. Carroll
A. W. Ham
Art Jr
Ryland G. Taylor
Mesquite Building
California Club
C. D. Breeze
Dean Jr
Walter G. Pico
Delkin
E. Fremont
First State Bank
Ed W. Clark
C. S. Wengert
First and
First National Bank of Nevada
Bank of Southern Nevada
Nevada Hotel
Sal Sager
John F. Miller
Will Beckley
Ed von Tobel
Frank Stevens
H. D. Buzick
von Tobel
A. B. Witcher
Ely
Witcher
Boulder Club
Horseshoe
R. E
Bob" Griffith
Jimmy Powers
Second & Fremont
Pickwick
Salt Lake
New York
Money's Worth on Negro Employment in U S Business
The NICB study funded by Ford Foundation finds chief executives must commit to sustained action to close the gap between policy and practice on Negro employment. It cites merit-ability standards, objective hiring measures, and training alongside examples from professional sports as proof of progress and remaining challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
National Industrial Conference Board
Ford Foundation
NICB
H. Bruce Palmer
White House
Today's Youths Earn Pride With Global Charity Efforts
An editorial lauds the proactive spirit of young people led by Central Junior High School students in Reno. They raised 180 to sponsor a 10 year old Filipino boy, a first choice for adoption halted by Viet Nam conditions, illustrating broader civic responsibility and optimism for future citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High School
Reno
Manila
P.I
Foster Parents, Inc
Viet Nam
City in the Sun City in the Sun
A letter to a missing boy named Larry describes life in the hills and the dangers of running away. The writer recalls spankings, family changes, and the hope that Larry will return home safely as searchers and National Guard members hunt for him.
Almanac notes and a heartfelt search for a missing boy
Almanac style notes mark June 14 1966 with history and a plea from a father. The piece recounts past U S Army founding events and wartime milestones while telling a frank compassionate letter from a father praising a boy who vanished during a search in Nevada’s Clark County.
Inquiring Photographer Voices Road Habit Frustrations
Bus drivers complain about dangerous streets and patrolling roads. A reader notes tourists’ impressions of a Western Union office and airport luggage handling, calling for more hospitality and better luggage security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marv Starker
Herb & Marv’s Men’s
Western Union
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Olympus
Interlandi
Ltlaudis
Roger Foley
Clark Building
Penney Company
Roger Jr
Harley A. Harmon
Harley E. Harmon
F. W. Owen
Main Street
Owens Avenue
NICE
City IN the
Larry
America
National Guard
Almanac
United
Venus
Saturn
Harriet Beech Stowe
U.S. Army
Congress
Harding
Francis Scott Key
Fort McHenry
Paris
John Keats
Jim Barrows
Henderson
Dale Johnson
Clark County
Air Force
Nellis
Marine Corps
Colorado
Maine
LTR
Mercury
Sun
Ken Jones
Mike Gordon
Elaine Righetti
Golden Gate
YMCA
Cinder Lane Salvage Co