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The Dietrich Brothers: Standing from Left; Noah, younger brother and best friend Paul. Seated from left; Wil and Otto, approx. 1910 |
The young Accountant, mid 1920's, looking very much like Leonardo Di Caprio |
Chief Executive Officer, approx. 1950 |
Approx. 1953 |
Wedding picture, August 26, 1955, with his third and last wife, Mary |
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1960's. |
Life after Howard Hughes: ND in his Century City office in Los Angeles, 1972. |
ND (right) accepting 15 year pin as a commissioner of the City of Los Angeles and serving as a director of the Los Angeles Metropolitan Water District. |
ND (right) receiving certificate of award after 16 years on the board of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California |
On the set of "The Amazing Howard Hughes". Actor Ed Flanders, right, portrayed ND in the film. Photo credit, "The Amazing Howard Hughes |
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ND and "The Amazing Howard Hughes" producer, Roger Gimbel. Photo credit, "The Amazing Howard Hughes." |
Eighty eight years old. Posing with his adored little Dachshund, Marlene Dietrich. |
At eighty nine years and still possessing a sharp mind, sense of humor and zest for life. |
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