Photograph of a Las Vegas Review Journal newspaper clipping from 5-24-37 titled "In Life Fight." Lead below photo says: "Mrs. Grace Nusser, blonde murder suspect, who went on trial for her life in the district court this morning. Taking of testimony in the case is to get under way late this afternoon."
Joe Cardinal and Louie Pisetta, owners of Gilmore Gas Station located at 5th Street and Bonneville, pose for photo with two others in front of fuel tank truck. c.1934. L-R: 1. Daughter of Jack Stafford, 2. Louie Pisetta, 3. Jack Stafford, 4. Joe Cardinal.
"Prizewinner 1940 Helldorado", Gilmore the Lion in cage. Handwritten on back of photo: "L-r: 1. ?, 2. ?, 3. Bill Lee, Los Angeles". Stamp on back of photo: "Photo by Ullom Las Vegas, Nevada Please give credit line as above."
A couple (Mr. And Mrs. Pisetta?) ride in the Desert Love Buggy during a parade of some kind. Stamp on back of photo reads: "Please credit Art Strieb 955 South Hope St. Los Angeles Michigan 2338" with handwritten number 3625 on the stamp.
Desert Love buggy. All men are unidentified. Stamp on back of photo: "Please credit Art Strieb 955 South Hope St. Los Angeles MIchigan 2338" with handwritten number 3624 on the stamp.
Joe Cardinal, fourth person from the left, and unidentified persons "celebrate" by pouring liquid (coffee?) from an oversized motor oil underneath a tent sponsored by Golden Lion Motor Oil. Stamp on back of photo: "Please credit Art Strieb 955 South Hope St. Los Angeles Michigan 2338 with handwritten number 3635 on the stamp." Included in photo sleeve is a Xerox of the Las Vegas Review Journal article in The Nevadan, "Help Us Write History" Sunday, Sept. 9, 1948.