Scott Named Secretary of Nevada Bankers Association
Lester W. Scott, vice president of First National Bank of Nevada, was appointed secretary of the Nevada Bankers Association to fill the unexpired term of the late John E. Beauport. Scott began in 1922 at Bank of Italy, joined First National in 1942, and has since held top posts. He is active in civic groups including Junior Achievement of Reno and the Reno Kiwanis Club.
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Lester W. Scott
First National Bank of Nevada
Nevada Bankers Association
John E. Beauport
First National
E. H. Fitz
Scott
Bank of Italy
San Francisco
First National Bank
First
Virginia
Junior Achievement of
Reno
Nevada TB & Health Association
Reno Kiwanis Club
Daylight Saving Time Begins April 29
Officials of the Union Pacific Railroad said yesterday that clocks will be set ahead one hour on April 29 and returned to standard time on September 30.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Club to Continue Banned Revue 10 More Days
Riverside Hotel spokesman said the Jewel Box Revue would keep performing for ten more days despite a city ordinance banning female impersonators. The law, approved by the council, takes effect upon publication.
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Reno
UPI
Riverside Hotel
William Quantrell
Water discussion heads Chamber luncheon at Sands
The Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Sands Hotel Friday noon will tackle water as a vital Nevada issue. Gov. Grant Sawyer and N. B. Bennett Jr. will lead with reports on a Lake Mead to Las Vegas pipeline, the Colorado River Commission’s relation to the Bureau of Reclamation, and progress on the Glen Canyon Dam project.
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Nevada
Chamber of Commerce
Sands Hotel
Grant Sawyer
Colorado River Commission
N. B. Bennett Jr
Bureau of Reclamation
Bennett
Lake Mead
Las Vegas
Glen Canyon Dam
Virginia Pair Jailed Here After Arrest At Carson City
Kathleen and Cecil Ord, a 56 year old man and 50 year old woman from Virginia, were arrested by deputy sheriffs in their car at Jones and Craig Roads. Ord is held as a fugitive from Oregon. his wife is jailed for obtaining money under false pretenses from a Carson City firm.
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Oregon
Carson City
Kathleen
Cecil Ord
Jones and Craig Roads
Ord
Judge Cracks Down On Ex Con Five Year Burglary Sentence
Ronald Eugene Stradley, 28, a parole violator from Walla Walla, was sentenced by Dist. Judge William Compton to five years for second degree burglary after pleading guilty to breaking into a car at Camp Mercury. Stradley, a San Quentin alumnus with 46 months for armed robbery, is also sought by Californians for another offense and facing about ten car thefts here along with an armed robbery plan.
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Dist
William Compton
Ronald Eugene Stradley
Walla Walla
Wash
Stradley
San Quentin
Jail Youth Held On Morals Charge
A 20 year old suspect named James Clifton Tate of 501 Frederick was arrested yesterday on a morals charge involving a 15 year old girl, according to city police reports.
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James Clifton Tate
Frederick
Extending Highland Drive into Western Street
Construction to extend Highland Drive south of West Charleston Boulevard into Western Street is finishing today. A no left turn sign will control Charleston bound traffic at Western and all Western bound traffic must turn with the Highland signal. Only a right turn from Western onto Charleston at the underpass will be allowed.
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Highland Drive
West Charleston Blvd
Western St
Richard P. Sauer
Public Works
Charleston
Western
Highland Dr
al Bossi
West
Toastmasters Speech Event Set For Thursday Tonight
Barney Scholinick Area Eight governor will preside over the Serious Speech Contest in the Cirque Room at the El Cortez at 8 p.m. The winner advances to District 12 finals in Bakersfield California with five Clark County clubs represented including Windjammers Gaffers Wyckliffe and Nellis Hi-Nooners and Desert Allen.
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Barney Scholinick
Toastmasters International
Hotel
el Cortez
Bakersfield
Calif
Clark County
Toastmasters
Poll Taxes Lift County Roads Fund
County Assessor James Bilbray said since January the county collected $30,000 in poll taxes. The $3 fee per working adult male funds road building in lieu of one day’s road work, as required by statute.
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James Bilbray
48 More Las Vegans Now Members of Armed Forces
Clark County Selective Board Two reports 48 additional Las Vegans enlisted or were inducted, listing names of inductees and noting 2648 pre induction physicals ordered. Officials seek current addresses for several registrants and provide contact details for the board office.
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Las Vegans
Las Vegas
Clark County
Steven E. Davis
Robert C. McClanahan
Wesley C. Bowen Jr
Grady W. Towns
Fred J. Vitulli
Maurice John James
Tommie W. Jones Jr
Monty Lee Louie
Mooty Yee Louie
Lawrence H. Brien
Lewis L. Terry
James R. Addison
Edward H. Tomsik
Larry W. Lansford
Harold L. Forenand
Daniel Curtis
John K Moyer
Ronald D. Johnson
John P. Smith
Eugene V Wintermore
Eugene R. de Sico
James A. Cowan
John D. Sharp
Donald E. Wilson Jr
Bernard J. Burger
David B. Stockham
Raymond C. Medina
James Chaney
Rolland L. Huhn
Stephen J. Cil
Iax
William D. Baker
Daniel J. Gillson
Enrico A. Mancini
Michael T. McWatters
Michael William Howe
Bigelow Bldg
S. Third St
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National Association of Bank Women
Southern Nevada
NABW
Test
Louise Ellsworth
Wilma Ruck
June Sughrue
Belle James
Sunfoto
New. Bankers Assn
Lester Scott
BOB & Pearl's Supper Club
Hernando’s
Hideaw
Nellis Blvd
Fremont
Jack Streeter
Calvin C. Magleby
South
Las Vegas, Nevada
Dudley
Verna Harris
Holmes
Herman Earl Kyle
Washington Ave
Harold Hudspeth
Fp” St
Donald Ray Burkhart
Trents Trailer Park
Nunney Bush
Sovereign Low
Allen & Hanson
Northlands Cruise
Argentina
Brasil
New York
North Cape
Norway
Sweden
Poland
Finland
Russia
Germany
Denmark
Belgium
Holland
Willis-Cole
Travel
S. 3Rd St
Shirt ‘N Skirt Outlet Store
South Main ST
America
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