Ink Spots sue to stop rival group from using their name
Two remaining Ink Spots Ivory Watson and Charles Guagua seek a restraining order and $420 000 in damages arguing that a lounge act at the New Frontier Hotel uses their trademark. The suit, filed by attorney Dwight Claar Jr., was removed to federal court citing a prior federal mark award. Defendants include hotel and show producer Bruce Davis and several individuals.
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Ink Spots
Vist
George Marshall
Ivory ‘Deek’ Watson
Charles G “Uqua
New Fronter Hotel
Attywight Claar, Jr
Fulla and Watson
James A. ‘Inson
Teddy Rambeau
Joe ‘Sander
Bruce Davis
The
New Frontier Hotel Corp
Nursery Amendment Sparks Little Opposition in City Hall
A proposed change to the child welfare ordinance allowing nurseries to care for infants under two faced only slight opposition at a public hearing in city hall. Protesters warned parents may miss the seven a.m. pickup deadline risking operator violations. City Commissioners Phil Mirabelli and Reed Whipple will recommend to the full commission at the next meeting.
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Phil Mirabelli
Reed Whipple
U of N Scholarships Reach $129,976 for 1962 63
The University of Nevada reports 129,976.50 in cash scholarships and tuition waivers for 1962 63. Fall awards total 69,024.50 and spring 60,952. out of state waivers total 53,100 with 28,950 fall and 24,150 spring. Las Vegas campus shows 6,300 in out of state awards but no cash scholarships figure.
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Reno
University of Nevada
Committee On
Robert McQueen
Las Vegas
Rush of Spring Building Permits Expected By City
City Building and Safety chief Bill Adams predicts a surge in permits for fences patios and related projects with spring. He urges residents to obtain permits and contact City Hall for guidance. Adams warns of wind sand and temperature fluctuations causing building expansion cracks and advises timely inspection and paint checks.
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City Building and Safety
Bill Adams
Department of Building and Safety
City Hall
Adams
Burglars Net 2400 In Home Robbery Here
A mink stole jewelry and three cameras valued at more than 2400 were stolen from a private residence Wednesday night. Bruno Mondini of 1921 Beverly Way reported a broken bedroom window and a sacked room while he and his wife dined out.
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Bruno Mondini
Beverly Way
Joseph Phillips
Juana Vista
John Snell
Lea County Construction Co
Tam Dr
Gerald Weaver
Obituary notices for Walter E. Parsons and Edgar F. Foreman
Walter E. Parsons 63 of 316 Mallard St died Tuesday at Nellis base hospital after a long illness. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at Palm Chapel with Chaplain C. J. Rohrer officiating. burial at Palm Mausoleum. Parsons served in World War I and II, worked for the FBI, then a bank guard, and aided a Reno scout troop. survived by wife Madeline and sister Edith Schulty. Edgar F. Foreman 77 of Portales N Mex died Wednesday at a daughter’s home. Palm Mortuary to handle last rites. survived by wife Lillian, daughter Capitola Tillery, six sons, three brothers, three sisters.
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Walter E. Parsons
Mallard St
Palm Chapel
C. J. Rohrer
Nellis Afb
Palm Mausoleum
Parsons
Nellis Base Hospital
Armed Services
Philadelphia
Brownstone Military Academy
Europe
U.S. Army
Alsace
Meuse Argonne
Pacific
Federal Bureau of Investigation
San Francisco
Third Street
First National Bank
Nevada State Police
Reno
Madeline
Las Vegas
Edith Schulty
Edgar F. Foreman
Portales
N, Mex
Lillian Foreman
N. Mex
Capitola Tillery
Slayer Suspect Faces 3 Judges Over Death Penalty
Jack Rainsberger 30 pleads guilty to murdering Erline Folker 24 in a case stretched to the U S Supreme Court. A panel of three district judges John Mowbray Merwyn Brown and Grant Bowen will determine guilt level and fate in Las Vegas Nevada.
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Jack Rainsberger
Nevada
Rainsberger
Erline Folker
Dist
Ryland Taylor
U. S Supreme Court
William Compton
John Mowbray
Las Vegas
Mervyn Brown
Winnemucca
Grant Bowen
Reno
Ireland Emerges as Europe’s Industrial Annex
The piece notes Ireland’s rapid industrial growth driven by generous incentives for foreign investors. It highlights big players from General Electric to Reynolds and Hallmark, plus cranes in Killarney and ships in Cork, with extensive tax exemptions and a skilled, low-cost labor force attracting firms worldwide.
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Dublin
England
Australia
Africa
South America
Buenos Aires
America
Madrid
Maine
Ireland
South Africa
Shannon
Economic Commission For Europe
General Electric
Reytheon
Standard Pressed Steel
Reynolds Metals
Jonathan Logan, Inc
St. Joe Paper Company
Warner-Lambert
Brunswick Corporation
Leaf Brands, Inc
Hallmark Cards
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Hanson Scales Company
Rexall Drugs
Roux, Inc
Borden Company
Europe
Western Says Goodbye to Top Official
Western High School honored assistant principal Gerald Thompson in a special assembly as he leaves to become principal of Robert C. Gibson Junior High School. The skit Whatever Happened to Baby Gerry depicted moments from his career, written by Carolyn Miller with music by Stan Stahl.
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Western High School
Gerald Thompson
Western
Robert C. Gibson
Gerry
Carolyn Miller
Stan Stahl
Western High
Roger Wyma
Suzanne Berry
Welfare Hearing Set For Saturday Noon
District Court in Nevada will air a welfare matters hearing this Saturday at 12 noon in Department One. Judge David Zenoff stated all welfare department issues will be discussed and the session will be open to the public.
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Nevada
Department One
District Court
Dist
David Zenoff
Zenoff
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Bill Kenny
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U of N
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NASA
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Redwood
Russell Rd. Weaver
Edgar IF. Foreman
St. Patrick’s
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