Nevada
Nevada is a western U. S. state defined by its great expanses of desert, and by the 24-hour casinos and entertainment for which its largest city, Las Vegas, is famed. Las Vegas is home to elaborate theme hotels and luxury resorts that line its main thoroughfare, the Las Vegas Strip. The city's also home to museums such as the Mob Museum, extravagant live shows and upscale shopping malls and restaurants.
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Carole Lombard
American actress
Dizzy Dean
Baseball pitcher
Carl Kress
American jazz guitarist
Sable Starr
Barbara Ruick
American actress ‧ John Williams' wife
Jules Irving
American actor
Antony C. Sutton
American writer
Sunset Carson
American actor
Don Galloway
American film actor
Nathaniel Marston
American actor
Shirley Walker
American film composer
Linious Mac McGee
Page Stegner
Novelist
Gary Brandner
American author
Edwin Lemert
Sociologist
Samuel Goudsmit
American-Dutch physicist
Melvin T. Brunetti
Former Judge
Cornelius Vanderbilt IV
Publisher
Sam Donahue
Musical artist
Jim Keith
Author
Rod Scurry
Baseball player
Beverly Tyler
American film actress
Morley Griswold
Former Governor of Nevada
Larry Evans
American chess player
Richard K. Sorenson
Ken Overlin
American boxer
Ernest S. Brown
Former United States Senator
Maurice J. Sullivan
Former United States Representative
Key Pittman
Former United States Senator
Tura Satana
American-Japanese actress
Samuel S. Arentz
Former United States Representative
Clarence Clifton Young
U. S. congressman
Errett Lobban Cord
American executive
Floyd Peters
American football player
Rosalie Sorrels
American singer-songwriter
Barbara Vucanovich
American Politician
Bob Wilkins
Television personality
David Towell
U. S. representative
Daniel Rhodes
American artist
Dorothy Whitney
Actress
George A. Bartlett
Gwen Lee
American film actress
Karl Olson
Professional baseball player
Little Joe Blue
American singer
Lois Wilson
American actress
Bill Days
Actor
Emmet D. Boyle
Former Governor of Nevada
