On February 24, 1979, Suzanne Wright interviewed Stella Fleming (born December 1, 1897 in Victoria, Canada) about her experiences as a Las Vegas, Nevada resident and as a worker in the welfare department in Clark County. Fleming first talks about some of her work in welfare and specifically the early practices of the welfare administration. She also discusses her work as it related to the Works Progress Administration, the American Red Cross, and the Nevada Emergency Relief Program. Fleming also provided some anecdotes about her experiences in that field before moving on to discuss some of the historical aspects of Las Vegas, such as the atomic testing, specific landmarks and locations, and the development of the city.
Narrator affiliation: Health Physicist, Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Company (REECo), Public Health Service (USPHS), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Kiwanis Follies members in a high school auditorium. This photograph was taken either April 30, 1928, or May 1, 1928. Photographed by the Myrtle M. Colaw Production Co. Depicted within the photograph are: Wally Rhoades, N,R, Burkhart, Gene Ward, Earl Farrar, Carl Trelease, Frank Diveney, Bill Davis, Glen Jarrit, Jim Downs, Sam Herman, Paris Stewart, Howard McMullen, Kendal Nungesser, Earl Davidson, Harley Harmon, Don Bremner, Geo. Hardman, W.J. Flowers, Bert Williams, Dr. Smith, Bill Fulton, Bill Schott, Bud Durkins, Doc Bullette, Parson Sloan, Doc Dixon, Tom Carrol, J.H. Down, Dean Bingham, Doc Myers, Doc Conger, Lestlie Edwards, Jack Pembroke, Cal Barnum, Ira Earl, Bill Johnson, Harry Anderson, A.S.Tract, Harve Perry, Hern Krause, Rosie Ward, John Mc Donald, Hal Buzick, Cub Ryerce, "Art" Harrington, Bus Squires, Harold Brinley, John Graglia, Earl Barr, Chas. ""Ted"" Rae, Dusty Rhoades, Dick Roschl, Bill Woodard, Steve Whitehead, Roscoe Thomas, Joh Miller, Vince C