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Nye County Index Vol. 1: A-L NYE COUNTY INDEX VOL. 1: A-L A Master Index to the oral histories Produced for the Nye County Town History Project Nye County Board of Commissioners Nye County, Nevada Tonopah 1994 COPYRIGHT 1994 Nye County Town History Project Nye County Commissioners Tonopah, Nevada 89049 ALPHABETICAL LIST A B C D E F G H I J K L COMPILER'S NOTES This master index is a compilation of the indexes to all 75 of the oral histories collected by the Nye County Town History Project (NCTHP). It is not, however, a one-to-one copy of those indexes; slightly different headings for similar topics (for example, baling cotton vs. cotton, baling) were incorporated into a single heading (in this instance, cotton, baling). In this master index, there may be two or more identical entries of proper names because more than one individual with the same name is referenced. When possible, we have clarified duplicate entries. In addition to directing readers to the contents of all 75 oral histories, the master index yields a wealth of information to scholars and browsers alike. The place names, for example, give readers a sense of other places in the world that are related to the history of Nye County, including Washington, D.C., European countries, and many locations in the South Pacific. The index also hints at the rich and varied ethnic heritage of Nye County's residents; the names Victor Lambertucci, Benjamin Franklin Roberts, Fermina Serrias, and Pat Chiatovic are examples. It has been my privilege to work on the Nye County Town History Project since its inception in 1987. This master index is the final task in the work on the oral histories. I am grateful to Robert D. McCracken for giving me an opportunity to participate in this project. The indexes to the individual oral histories were assembled electronically into a single computer file by Dave Trump; I then combined or separated entries as needed for the master index. Bobette Host checked the final index. Although we have gone to great lengths to verify the spelling of names, the nature of oral histories makes it impossible to guarantee the accuracy of every spelling. That caveat aside, any errors that may have crept into this index are my responsibility. — Jean 0. Charney November 1984 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Appreciation goes to former Nye County Commission Chairman Joe S. Garcia, Jr., and former Commissioners Robert "Bobby" N. Revert, and Pat Mankins, who initiated this project. Mr. Garcia and Mr. Revert, in particular, showed deep interest and unyielding support for the project from its inception. Thanks also go to Richard L. Carver, Barbara J. Raper, Dave Hannigan, Cameron McRae, Joe Maslach, and Ira "Red" Copass, who subsequently became commissioners and continued the project with enthusiastic support. Stephen T. Bradhurst, Jr., planning consultant for Nye County, gave unwavering support and advocacy of the project within Nye County and before the State of Nevada Nuclear Waste Project Office and the United States Department of Energy; both entities provided funds for this project. Thanks are also extended to Mr. Bradhurst for his advice and input regarding the conduct of the research and for constantly making himself available as a sounding board as methodological problems were worked out. In 1993, Les W. Bradshaw replaced Mr. Bradhurst as project supervisor, and continued to provide strong backing. This project would never have become a reality without the enthusiastic support of the Nye County commissioners, Mr. Bradhurst, and Mr. Bradshaw. All material for the Nye County Town History Project was prepared with funding received by Nye County from the U.S. Department of Energy under the Nuclear Waste Policy Act, as amended. — Robert D. McCracken Tonopah, Nevada November 1994 Abbreviations of Names The following list contains the full titles of the oral history interviews that are indexed in this volume. All interviews were published by the Nye County Town History Project and were conducted and edited by Robert D. McCracken. Alworth — An Interview with Ed Alworth. Tonopah. 1990. Banovich—Lydon — An Interview with Catherine Banovich—Lydon. Tonopah. 1987. Bell — An Interview with Phyllis Ishmael Bell. Tonopah. 1987. Berg, A. — An Interview with Karl "Skook" and Arleen Berg. Tonopah. 1990. Berg, D. — An Interview with Dale H. Berg. Tonopah. 1990. Blosser — An Interview with Theodore L. Blosser. Tonopah. 1988. Boni — An Interview with James Boni. Tonopah. 1990. Bowman — An Interview with Perry Bowman. Tonopah. 1988. Boyd — An Interview with Betty—Jo Smith Boyd. Tonopah. 1987. Bradshaw — An Interview with Albert N. Bradshaw. Tonopah. 1987. Brockman — An Interview with Frank and Edith Brockman. Tonopah. 1987. Brown/Arnold — An Interview with Steve P. Brown and Rosie B. Arnold. Tonopah. 1988. Cirac — An Interview with Don L. Cirac. Tonopah. 1990. Colvin — An Interview with James H. "Sam" Colvin. Tonopah. 1987. Coombs — An Interview with Norman Coombs. Tonopah. 1990. Cottonwood, B. — An Interview with Ted "Bombo" Cottonwood. Tonopah. 1987. Cottonwood, J. — An Interview with Jane Cottonwood. Tonopah. 1987. Crabill — An Interview with Marjorie Crabill. Tonopah. 1990. Crowell, J. I. & D. — An Interview with Irving and Dorothy Crowell. Tonopah. 1987. Crowell, J. & M.—K. — An Interview with Jack and Maud—Kathrin Crowell. Tonopah. 1987. Davies — An Interview with Grace Davies. Tonopah. 1987. Diaz — An Interview with the Magrito "Shorty" Diaz Family. Tonopah. 1987. Duhme — An Interview with Jean Carver Duhme. Tonopah. 1990. Ellis — An Interview with Florence Ellis. Tonopah. 1990. Fallini — An Interview with Helen L. Fallini. Tonopah. 1987. Fleming — An Interview with Edmund L. Fleming. Tonopah. 1988. Ford — An Interview with Harry "Button" Ford. Tonopah. 1988. Garner — An Interview with George Garner. Tonopah. 1987. Gillette — An Interview with Dolores "Dolly" Gillette. Tonopah. 1987. Haas — An Interview with Carl and Del Haas. Tonopah. 1992. Hafen — An Interview with M. Kent "Tim" Hafen. Tonopah. 1988. Hansen, F. — An Interview with Ernest H. "Forrest" Hansen. Tonopah. 1987. Hanson, N. — An Interview with Norman E. Hanson. Tonopah. 1990. Hawkins — An Interview with Martha Hawkins. Tonopah. 1990. Holloway — An Interview with Sue Locke Holloway. Tonopah. 1988. Holts — An Interview with Bessie L. Holts. Tonopah. 1990. Hooper, H. — An Interview with Homer Hooper. Tonopah. 1990. Hooper, M. — An Interview with Mayme W. Hooper. Tonopah. 1987. Hughes — An Interview with Leon Hughes. Tonopah. 1988. Jackson — An Interview with Doris M. Jackson. Tonopah. 1987. Jones — An Interview with Margaret A. Jones. Tonopah. 1990. Larson — An Interview with Leonard J. Larson. Tonopah. 1990. Lisle — An Interview with Ralph F. and Chloe C. Lisle. Tonopah. 1987. Lofthouse — An Interview with Shirley Ann Berg Lofthouse. Tonopah. 1990. Lowe, C. — An Interview with Celesta Lisle Lowe. Tonopah. 1988. Lowe, C. (supp.) — An Interview with Celesta Lisle Lowe. Tonopah. 1988. Lowe, D. — An Interview with Deke Lowe. Tonopah. 1988. Lowe, D. (supp.) — An Interview with Deke Lowe. Tonopah. 1988. Lynch — An Interview with Cynthia V. Lynch. Tonopah. 1988. Metscher — An Interview with William J. Metscher. Tonopah. 1987. Moore — An Interview with Ruby K. Moore. Tonopah. 1987. Neighbors — An Interview with P. M. "Roy" Neighbors. Tonopah. 1990. O'Toole — An Interview with Bartley H. and Lilly E. O'Toole. Tonopah. 1990. Pallan — An Interview with Andrea and Castulo Pallan. Tonopah. 1988. Potts, D. — An Interview with Donald B. Potts. Tonopah. 1987. Potts, J. — An Interview with Jeanne Potts. Tonopah. 1987. Records — An Interview with Henry H. "Hank" Records. Tonopah. 1987. Revert, A. — An Interview with Arthur Revert. Tonopah. 1987. Revert, R. — An Interview with Robert A. Revert. Tonopah. 1988. Revert, R. (supp.) — An Interview with Robert A. Revert. Tonopah. 1988. Rogers — An Interview with Pete Rogers. Tonopah. 1990. Rooker — An Interview with Norine Rooker. Tonopah. 1987. Ruud — An Interview with Jacque Ruud. Tonopah. 1988. Sharp — An Interview with Lina Sharp. Tonopah. 1992. Simpson — An Interview with Donald Simpson. Tonopah. 1990. Skanovsky — An Interview with Bruno and Ann Skanovsky. Tonopah. 1987. Slavin — An Interview with Edward R. Slavin. Tonopah. 1987. Sterling/Venze — An Interview with Linda Rosen Sterling and Paul Venze. Tonopah. 1988. Terrell — An Interview with Solan Terrell. Tonopah. 1987. Thompson — An Interview with Andy Thompson. Tonopah. 1990. Toles — An Interview with Herbert L. Toles. Tonopah. 1987. Turner — An Interview with William M. and Frances L. "Dutch" Turner. Tonopah. 1988. Weeks, J. — An Interview with James C. Weeks. Tonopah. 1987. Weeks, J. & P. — An Interview with John and Pansy Weeks. Tonopah. 1990. Wiley — An Interview with Roland Wiley. Tonopah. 1988. Williams — An Interview with Walter J. Williams. Tonopah. 1988. Wilson — An Interview with Robert Edward Wilson. Tonopah. 1990. Zaval — An Interview with Rene Berg Zaval. Tonopah. 1990. - A - A & A Market Bowman 21; Ford 34, 59, 60; Hughes 14; Wiley 38 A and B program Bowman 38 AA1 priority Crowell, J. & M.-K. 40 A. Babbit and Co. Sterling/Venze 6 A-Bar-L Clothing Store Skanovsky 41; Terrell 175 A.B.B. Corp. Alworth 39 Abe, Johnny and Minnie Duhme 27 Aberdeen Proving Grounds Coombs 110 Abernathy, Bob Duhme 103; Larson 7, 40-42, 45, 57 Abernathy, Merle Coop Larson Duhme 103; Larson 1-3, 5, 6, 7, 40-42, 44 aboriginal rights Hooper, H. 47-48; Thompson 34, 35-36 absentee ownership Williams 36 accidents, mining Coombs 52-53, 78, 91, 153-154, 223, 232; Slavin 23, 43-44, 47-48, 58-59, 80-81 accidents, ranching O'Toole 7, 67, 68, 150 accidents, traffic Revert, R. 5, 15, 16, 22; Turner 53 Ace Club Banovich-Lydon 15; Berg, A. 4; Cirac 35, 40, 41, 42, 46, 70, 6, 9, 37; Moore 8, 12; Potts, J. 2-3, 5- 6, 11; Skanovsky 27 A.C.E. Construction Berg, D. 16 Ace Hardware Ruud 37 acetylene Crowell, J. & M.-K. 25 Acme Mine Lowe, D. 62 ACPC Investment Co. Hafen 45 Acra, NV Brockman 3 Acree, Bert and Millie Berg, A.
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