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C. D. Baker and Vail Pittman at the Youth Center Victory Show: photographic print

Date

1959-03-07

Description

Henderson Youth Center and Fundraiser. Mayor C. D. Baker of Las Vegas with former Governor Vail Pittman at the Youth Center Victory Show in Henderson, NV. (June 14, 1954)

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Greenspun, McBeath, Crisler, Hammond, and White at the Youth Center Victory Show: photographic print

Date

1959-03-23

Description

Henderson Youth Center and Fundraiser. Youth Center Victory Show (Henderson, NV.) - June 14, 1954. L-R: Hank Greenspun, editor of the Las Vegas Sun; Mrs. Dorothy McBeath, chairman of Henderson Recreation Board; George Crisler, Henderson Chief of Police; Fay Hammond, Talent and Liaison; Harry White, Variety President and producer of the show.

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Dottie McBeath speaking at the Youth Center Building dedication ceremony: photographic print

Date

1962-07-06

Description

Dedication ceremony turning the Youth Center Building over to the City of Henderson. (December 29, 1957) Speaker is Mrs. Dottie McBeath, vice-president of the Youth Center Building Committee. Seated, far left: Herschel Trumbo, president of the Committee; far right, seated: Henderson Mayor James French.

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Winners of the Industrial Days Beauty Pageant, Marilyn Spellman, Donna Bogut, and Zeke Marino: photographic print

Date

1955-05

Description

Winners of the Industrial Days Beauty Pageant (Henderson, NV.) - May 1955. L-R: 1st, Marilyn Spellman; 2nd, Donna Bogut; 3rd, Zeke Marino.

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Montoya, Bracken, Galloway, Oerter, and Tweedie in the Basic Magnesium Industries mould room: photographic print

Date

1984-10-13

Description

"Near-miracles are wrought in this unique tire shop to keep plant equipment rolling. Mould room is shown here. Workers, L-R: Lee Montoya, Lawrence Bracken, Fay Galloway, Foreman Mel Oerter, and Thomas F. Tweedie. You bet they're all experts!" (7-10-43)

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Dickover, LaPorta, Ivary, Engel, and Van Waganen being sworn in as city officials: photographic print

Date

1957-12-13

Description

Henderson City Government. Judge Henderson swearing in the newly-elected Henderson City Council (May 27, 1953). L-R: Paul Dickover, Lou LaPorta, John Ivary, Bill Engel (later replaced by Joe Linn), and N.D. Van Waganen. These officials were chosen as a result of the first city election - this started the new city on its way.

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Ann Ronzone after winning a golf tournament at the Desert Inn Country Club: photographic print

Date

1950 (year approximate) to 1970 (year approximate)

Archival Collection

Description

Ann Ronzone (Dick Ronzone's wife) at Desert Inn Country Club when she won a golf tournament. The men next to her holding the trophy are the DI golf teaching professionals.

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Diamond, Alderman, Berman, Rosenberg, Belkin, Barrick, and others in tuxedos: photographic print

Date

1920 to 1989

Archival Collection

Description

"The Gang" or "Mob" at Ronzone's Department Store in tuxedoes. Identified from L-R: (1) Sam Diamond (2) unidentified (3) Willy Alderman (4) Davy Berman (5) Jack (last name--?) (6) "Bowser" Joe Rosenberg (7) Sam Belkin (8) Ed Barrick, (9) Sam Preras (sp?). Undated.

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Various antiquities, image 003: photographic print

Date

1963 (year approximate) to 1981 (year approximate)

Description

Metate and Mano. Typewritten on photo sleeve: "The Indians used these stones to grind all kinds of wild seeds; sometimes they used them to make meal of the pine nuts. The metate (large stone) is 18 inches across. The mano, or hand stone, is a heavy rock. Both have been worn smooth by use." N[evada] T[est] S[ite] News]

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"The Reward" film set, image 001: photographic print

Date

1970-11-02

Description

Church and plaza, on set of "The Reward". Typewritten on photo sleeve: "For the seemingly centuries-old church and plaza fountain shown in the photograph above were built only a month ago. On the ruins of Rhyolite a set for a major motion picture, "The Reward", has been built". [Caption in N[evada] T[est] S[ite] News July 31, 1964 p. 1]

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