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Camp Mariposa color photograph collage; award to Junior League; award from Lied Children's Discovery Museum; Proclamation from Nevada governor; Proclamation from Clark County Commission; Proclamation from City of Las Vegas; State Bond of Nevada photocopy; poster Clark County Heritage Museum Junior League of Las Vegas Inaugural Exhibit Series, 1986-2007
Level of Description
Archival Collection
Collection Name: Junior League of Las Vegas Records
Box/Folder: Flat File 39
Archival Component
Ortiz and Nieto children in front of the Ozaki migrant dwellings in Logandale, Nevada. 4th row: Luis Nieto Jr., Daniel Nieto; 3rd row: Pedro Ortiz Jr., Aurelio Ortiz, Cenovio Ortiz, Ernesto Ortiz; 2nd row: Paulita Ortiz, Maria Easter Ortiz; 1st row: unidentified individuals: photograph, approximately 1960 to 1965
Level of Description
Archival Collection
Collection Name: Marta and Pedro Ortiz Family Papers
Box/Folder: Box 01
Archival Component
Ortiz family children inside St. John's Catholic Church for a First Communion celebration, Overton, Nevada. 3rd row: Pedro Ortiz Jr., unidentified individual, Cenovio Ortiz, Aurelio Ortiz, Ernesto Ortiz; 2nd row: unidentified individual, Paulita Ortiz, two unidentified individuals; 1st row: Maria Perez Dominguez, Eva Perez Sam: photograph, approximately 1960 to 1969
Level of Description
Archival Collection
Collection Name: Marta and Pedro Ortiz Family Papers
Box/Folder: Box 01
Archival Component
Ortiz family children inside St. John's Catholic Church for a First Communion celebration, Overton, Nevada. 3rd row: Pedro Ortiz Jr., unidentified individual, Cenovio Ortiz, Aurelio Ortiz, Ernesto Ortiz, unidentified individual; 2nd row: unidentified individual, Paulita Ortiz, two unidentified individuals; 1st row: Maria Perez Dominguez, Eva Perez Sam: photograph, approximately 1960 to 1969
Level of Description
Archival Collection
Collection Name: Marta and Pedro Ortiz Family Papers
Box/Folder: Box 01
Archival Component
Books authored by Valerie Wiener: Power Communications: Positioning Yourself for High Visibility, Gang Free: Friendship Choices for Today's Youth, The Nesting Syndrome: Grown Children Living at Home, Winning the War Against Youth Gangs: A Guide for Teens, Families, and Communities, and Power Positioning: Advancing Yourself as THE Expert, 1992 to 2000
Level of Description
Archival Collection
Collection Name: Valerie Wiener Papers
Box/Folder: Box 32
Archival Component
T-Shirt Color: White; Front: County Of Los Angeles Fire Department Proud Protectors 75 Years, Dept. Emblem; Back: County Of Los Angeles Fire Department Proud Protectors 75 Years, Dept. Emblem; Handwritten Text: To FDNY God Bless You All, Your Brothers LA County FD, Our Thoughts Are With You Families Specially The Children. They Will Always Know Thar Their Fathers Were True American Heroes XXOO, approximately 2001-2012
Level of Description
Archival Collection
Collection Name: New York-New York Hotel and Casino 9-11 Heroes Tribute Collection
Box/Folder: Box 129
Archival Component
Fred and Maurine Wilson photographs (unidentified), image 15
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Description
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Photograph of Panaca School, Panaca, Nevada, circa 1910
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Archival Collection
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Fred and Maurine Wilson photographs (unidentified), image 25
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Image
Transcript of interview with Shirley Mudra by Barbara Tabach, November 30, 2011
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Archival Collection
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When Shirley Mudra arrived in Las Vegas in 1966, she came tearfully. But as the wife of a Nevada Test site manager and mother of three young children, she was accustomed to adapting. Indeed, she adapted and remains a Las Vegas resident. Shirley and her husband Paul (above photo) met while both were in the Air Force. She was the daughter of a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, homemaker and railroad worker and describes her upbringing. She also talks about her joy of enlistment in the Air Force and the transition to being a wife, mother and her employment at the Department of Energy. Shirley's narrative includes details of early Las Vegas life, raising children here and becoming part of the changing community through friendships.
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