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Annotated Bibliography Primary Sources Airlines: On Howard Hughes' Account." Time 27 Sept. 1968: 89. Educators Reference Complete. Web. 19 Dec. 2012. This Article proves a valid point that Hughes has a ton of money and he has no problem spending it on what he loves. The document is primary because it was written when Hughes spent all the money Aviation Pathfinders." Century of Flight, n.d. Web.Howard Hughes was big in aviation and the industry. This article has helped us realize the intellectual state Howard was in before the casino industry and how he has changed. The article was written when Hughes was developing aircraft, making it primary. Burbank, Jeff. "Howard Hughes." Howard Hughes. Online Nevada Encyclopedia, 07 July 2011. Web. 26 Nov. 2012 Born into a wealthy family, Howard Hughes bought many of the casinos on the strip in the late 1960's. In his earlier years, Hughes was into aviation and was good at it. This website helps us better understand Hughes life building up to buying casinos. The website helps us understand Hughes ideas of buying casinos when he bought them, proving the source primary. Business: A Midnight Ride with Howard Hughes." Time 21 Dec. 1970: 68. Educators Reference Complete. Web. 19 Dec. 2012. This article proves how Hughes went paranoid after purchasing his casinos. The mob was after him and he knew it for a fact. The article was written why Hughes was alive and hiding, making this source primary. Collins, Fin. The Aviator. N.d. Photograph. Film Icons. Film Icons Gallery. Web. 16 Dec. 2012. <http://www.filmiconsgallery.com/apps/photos/photo?photoid=168127851>. The photograph is a painting showing how much Hughes really enjoyed planes and aviation. The source is primary because Hughes ideas of revolutionizing the aviation industry are present in the photo. Donald Nixon Admits Getting Hughes Loan." The Milwaukee Journal 31 Oct. 1960, Latest ed.: 15+. Print. This article provides us with an idea of how much money Mr. Hughes truly has, considering he gave away 205,000 dollars as a gift, the man is rich and nothing less. The time the gift was given is when this article was written, making it primary. Evans, K. J. "Howard Hughes." Las Vegas Review-Journal. N.p., 12 Sept. 1999. Web. 18 Dec. 2012. Since our project is about how Howard Hughes changed Vegas, this newspaper article explains how it changed. Mob activity decreased when Hughes started buying a lot of the casinos. His actions made Vegas to what it is today. The reign of Hughes ownership still affects us today, making the source primary. Fairbanks Is Next Stop." San Jose News 13 July 1938: 1-3. Print. This article helped better understand Hughes love for flying, not many men can fly for long periods of time without discomfort or annoyance. The source is primary because it was written at the time of the flight. Griffith, Martin. "Group Hopes to Cash in on Hughes Wedding." Review-Journal [Las Vegas] 12 Jan. 2007: n. pag. Print. This newspaper article talked about Howard Hughes and his seclusion. Although he married an actress he stayed in his room for many years. This article will lead us to why he required so much privacy. The source is primary because the ideas behind Hughes mysterious last twenty-five years were present in the article. Howard Hughes 1915 circa. circa 1915. Photograph. San Diego Air and Space Museum, San Diego. Comp. Richard A. Norton.

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The photo depicts another love of aircraft for Hughes. Howard being in the picture proves the source primary. Howard Hughes. N.d. Photograph. These LV Edge Yard. Flickr. Web. 16 Dec. 2012. <http://theselvedgeyard.wordpress.com/2009/03/10/howard-hughes-odd-behavior/>. This photo shows who Hughes was through a painting, planes, building, and money. This source is primary because it was painted during Hughes life. Hughes Ad Brewster End Round of Charges, Denials." St. Petersburg Times 8 Aug. 1947, 60th ed., sec. 20: 1+. Print. This article proves what a busy man Hughes is, he had only gotten 2 hours of sleep that night and continued to fight the accusations that the prosecutor was spitting at him. This source is primary because the article was written when the trial was going on. Hughes, Howard. "Howard Hughes' Letter to Wife Jean Peters." Letter to Howard Hughes and Jean Peters. 12 Jan. 1957. MS. Political Memorabilia & Americana Auction, n.p. This letter that Hughes wrote told us how he felt about his marriage and his wife Jean. It is a primary source because Howard himself wrote it. Inglis, Peter. "Howard Hughes Makes Senators Feel Uneasy." The Calgary Herald 9 Aug. 1947: 2+. Print. This article shows who Howard was before he started to truly care about his safety and become paranoid. The article itself was from the time of the incident, proving its a primary source. Manning, Mary. "Howard Hughes: A Revolutionary Recluse." LasVegasSun.com. N.p., 15 May 2008. Web. 18 Dec. 2012.Howard Hughes arrived in Las Vegas in 1953 and began buying hotels in 1966. The more hotels he bought, the less the mobs were being active. This information will help us with our project by providing us with facts about how each hotel that was bought by Howard affected Vegas to its state today. The information of the mob activity decreasing is from the time Howard bought casinos, proving this source primary. Nutini, Karen. Howard Hughes S-43 Sikorsky. 2008. Photograph. N.p. This photo shows a revolution in planes, bouncy, and who else to design this crazy craft other than Howard? The source is primary because its a picture of Howard with the plane. Photograph of the Desert Inn Hotel and Swimming Pool, Las Vegas, circa Early 1960s. 1964; 1965; 1966; 1967; 1968. Photograph. Howard Hughes Collection, Las Vegas, NV. ttp://digital.library.unlv.edu/u?/hughes,12 This photo is of the Desert Inn Hotel during the time that Howard was living and opperating the facility. It gives you a basic feel of how luxurious the casino was for that time. Its a picture of Hughes, making it primary. Photograph of the Howard Hughes Operations Headquarters, Hollywood, circa 1960s. 1960. Photograph. UNLV Digital Collection, Hollywood, California. UNLV Libraries. Web. <http://digital.library.unlv.edu/objects/hughes/31> This photo is of Howard Hughes's Hollywood Headquarters. This is a primary source because its a photo. This is important because it shows you how large his operations were. Hughes being in the picture makes this source primary. Howard Hughes Emerging from an Airplane Cockpit. 1959. Photograph. New York World-Telegram and the Sun Newspaper Photograph Collection (Library of Congress), n.p. This photo is of Howard Hughess stepping out of a plane made by his company. It shows you how serious he was when it came to planes. This is a picture of Hughes himself, making it a primary source.

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Foskett, Stephen. 1954 Chrysler New Yorker Howard Hughes. 2006. Photograph. Imperial Palace Auto Collections, Las Vegas, NV, Las Vegas. This photo shows another invention that Howard Hughes provided for the auto and military industry. In his earlier years, Hughes was into aviation and was good at it. This website helps us better understand Hughes life building up to buying casinos. The website helps us understand Hughes ideas of buying casinos when he bought them, proving the source primary Norton, Richard A. Howard Hughes 1938 Flight. 1938. Photograph. San Diego Air & Space Museum, Fair Banks, Alaska. This photo was taken right before Hughess embarked on his flight around the world, which was at world record speed. Hughes being in the picture at the time validates this primary source. Anderson, Jack. "6 Attempts to Kill Castro Laid to CIA." The Washington Post 18 June 1971: B7. Print The primary source comes from a newspaper article at the time. This article shows that Howard Hughes had ties with the CIA, indicating that he most likely had ties to the assassination attempts of know dictator Fidel Castro considering Robert Mahue, a known CIA agent, went to Nevada to assist Hughes in a few operations. Power Shifted in Hughes Empire." The Milwaukee Sentinal 21 Dec. 1970: 3+. Print. This article proves how much of a business man Howard Hughes is; he supported his company after all Mahue did for him to keep him out of the spotlight. This is a primary source because it was written when Howard was missing. Rebozo Confirms Getting $100,000 From Howard Hughes." The Milwaukee Journal 10 Oct. 1973: 8+. Print. This article furthers the point of how much money Howard has and how secretive he is about all of it. The article was written in Hughes life time, making it primary. Rebozo, Hughes May Be Called to Testify." St. Petersburg Independent 10 Oct. 1973: 18+. Print. This article shows Hughes ability to get out of showing his face and be the sneaky and sly persona hes known for. The segment is a primary source due to the fact that the article was written when Hughes was alive and called to trial. Recluse Hughes Target of Watergate Prober." The Montreal Gazette 10 Oct. 1973: 46+. Print. This article shows Hughes more relaxed and side and his ability to keep his cool even under false accusations of the Senate Watergate. The article is a primary source since it was written at the time Hughes was accused. Reuter. "'Very Strange' Departure Hughes Left 'Without Explanation'" The Sydney Morning Herald 17 Dec. 1970: 4+. Print. This again adds the secretive nature of Hughes and how he likes to disappear out of thin air. We are starting to see a trend of Howard and his disappearances. The source is primary because the segment was written as Hughes was gone. Schumacher, Geoff. "Billionaire Suffered from Fragile Health." Review-Journal [Las Vegas] 10 Feb. 2008: n. pag. Print. Howard Hughes was prescribed codeine and Valium. After Howard Hughes was found dead, many people questioned if he overdosed on these drugs. Further information on these drugs will help us realize why he was so paranoid about the mobs. The information is from the time that Howard kicked the bucket, making this source primary.

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The Man Nobody Saw." Anchorage Daily News 21 Dec. 1970: 2+. Print. This newspaper article connect Robert Mahue to Hughes directly through letters and telephone communication, Mahue ran errands for Howard and never saw him face to face. The article also implies the superior secretive nature of Mr. Hughes. The time the article was written is when Hughes was playing vapor man, making it primary. When Howard Hughes Landed in Effingham." When Howard Hughes Landed in Effingham. Morris Technology, 2010. Web. 18 Dec. 2012. This website explains Howard Hughes first airplane experience. It shows the reader how talented and intelligent he was. It also gives a little bit of background information on Howard's parents. The information is from when Hughes was alive and well, making the source primary.

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Secondary Sources Brown, Peter H., and Pat H. Broeske. Howard Hughes: The Untold Story. New York: Dutton, 1996. Print. " Howard Hughes." 2012. Biography.com 09 Oct 2012, 05:22 http://www.biography.com/people/howard-hughes9346282 A biography with mass amounts of information about Hughes Christian. "Find A Grave - Millions of Cemetery Records and Online Memorials." Find A Grave - Millions of Cemetery Records and Online Memorials. N.p., 16 Feb. 2010. Web. 23 Jan. 2013 Death records and multiple opinions on Hughes mysterious death. Evans, K. J. "Howard Hughes: Sky Was No Limit." Las Vegas Review Journal 12 Sept. 1999: n. pag. Print. This article simply gives some information on the planes that Howard flew and the records he set Howard Hughes Quotes." BrainyQuote. Xplore, n.d. Web. 23 Jan. 2013. This website provides a few quotes by Howard Hughes himself. Allowing the audience to get a look into his head and see who he really is. Howard Robard Hughes." Encyclopedia of World Biography. 2004. Encyclopedia.com. 8 Nov. 2012 <http://www.encyclopedia.com>. This website provide some background information on Hughes and more knowledge as to where he came from and what he stands for. Rosenberg, Jennifer. "Howard Hughes." About.com 20th Century History. About.com, 10 Apr. 2007. Web. 09 Oct. 2012. http://history1900s.about.com/od/people/p/hughes.htm. The website provided gives clues on Hughes aviation background.