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Argentine President Juan Peron and his wife, Evita, at a boxing match in Buenos Aires. The candid photos were taken on April 4, 1951.
Argentine President Juan Peron and his wife, Evita, at a boxing match in Buenos Aires. The candid photos were taken on April 4, 1951.

EVB2924411: Argentine President Juan Peron and his wife, Evita, at a boxing match in Buenos Aires. The candid photos were taken on April 4, 1951. / Bridgeman Images

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Argentine President Juan Peron and his wife, Evita, at a boxing match in Buenos Aires. The candid photos were taken on April 4, 1951.

'Long Count Fight', the Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey boxing match of Sept. 22, 1927. Tunney knocked Dempsey down in the 8th round, but got up immediately.
'Long Count Fight', the Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey boxing match of Sept. 22, 1927. Tunney knocked Dempsey down in the 8th round, but got up immediately.

EVB2924426: 'Long Count Fight', the Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey boxing match of Sept. 22, 1927. Tunney knocked Dempsey down in the 8th round, but got up immediately. / Bridgeman Images

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'Long Count Fight', the Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey boxing match of Sept. 22, 1927. Tunney knocked Dempsey down in the 8th round, but got up immediately.

Gene Tunney wearing his blue Marine Corps Major's uniform of the Connecticut State Militia. The retired and undefeated heavyweight boxing champion marched in the inaugural ceremony for Gov. Wilber Cross. Jan. 1931.
Gene Tunney wearing his blue Marine Corps Major's uniform of the Connecticut State Militia. The retired and undefeated heavyweight boxing champion marched in the inaugural ceremony for Gov. Wilber Cross. Jan. 1931.

EVB2924432: Gene Tunney wearing his blue Marine Corps Major's uniform of the Connecticut State Militia. The retired and undefeated heavyweight boxing champion marched in the inaugural ceremony for Gov. Wilber Cross. Jan. 1931. / Bridgeman Images

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Gene Tunney wearing his blue Marine Corps Major's uniform of the Connecticut State Militia. The retired and undefeated heavyweight boxing champion marched in the inaugural ceremony for Gov. Wilber Cross. Jan. 1931.

Gene Tunney at Cleveland Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio during the 1948 World Series. Friday-Sunday, Oct. 8, Oct. 9, and Oct. 10, 1948, the Cleveland Indians hosted the Boston Braves. The series concluded in Boston with a Cleveland victory in the 6th game.
Gene Tunney at Cleveland Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio during the 1948 World Series. Friday-Sunday, Oct. 8, Oct. 9, and Oct. 10, 1948, the Cleveland Indians hosted the Boston Braves. The series concluded in Boston with a Cleveland victory in the 6th game.

EVB2924435: Gene Tunney at Cleveland Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio during the 1948 World Series. Friday-Sunday, Oct. 8, Oct. 9, and Oct. 10, 1948, the Cleveland Indians hosted the Boston Braves. The series concluded in Boston with a Cleveland victory in the 6th game. / Bridgeman Images

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Gene Tunney at Cleveland Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio during the 1948 World Series. Friday-Sunday, Oct. 8, Oct. 9, and Oct. 10, 1948, the Cleveland Indians hosted the Boston Braves. The series concluded in Boston with a Cleveland victory in the 6th game.

Irenee DuPont (left) discusses the day's court proceedings with his brother, Pierre. The government is attempting to break up the immense DuPont industrial empire, charging it violates anti-trust laws. Nov. 20, 1952 -
Irenee DuPont (left) discusses the day's court proceedings with his brother, Pierre. The government is attempting to break up the immense DuPont industrial empire, charging it violates anti-trust laws. Nov. 20, 1952 -

EVB2924492: Irenee DuPont (left) discusses the day's court proceedings with his brother, Pierre. The government is attempting to break up the immense DuPont industrial empire, charging it violates anti-trust laws. Nov. 20, 1952 - / Bridgeman Images

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Irenee DuPont (left) discusses the day's court proceedings with his brother, Pierre. The government is attempting to break up the immense DuPont industrial empire, charging it violates anti-trust laws. Nov. 20, 1952 -

Father Divine, Cult leader and his 21 year old white bride, Edna Ritchings of Vancouver B.C. She agreed to the standard Peace Mission Movement celibate marriage. Newark New, Jersey, Aug. 8, 1946. Edna Ritchings, introduced as the reincarnation of Sister Penny, was also called Mother Divine, was the symbolic maintainer of the International Peace Mission movement into the 21st century. -
Father Divine, Cult leader and his 21 year old white bride, Edna Ritchings of Vancouver B.C. She agreed to the standard Peace Mission Movement celibate marriage. Newark New, Jersey, Aug. 8, 1946. Edna Ritchings, introduced as the reincarnation of Sister Penny, was also called Mother Divine, was the symbolic maintainer of the International Peace Mission movement into the 21st century. -

EVB2924522: Father Divine, Cult leader and his 21 year old white bride, Edna Ritchings of Vancouver B.C. She agreed to the standard Peace Mission Movement celibate marriage. Newark New, Jersey, Aug. 8, 1946. Edna Ritchings, introduced as the reincarnation of Sister Penny, was also called Mother Divine, was the symbolic maintainer of the International Peace Mission movement into the 21st century. - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924522

Father Divine, Cult leader and his 21 year old white bride, Edna Ritchings of Vancouver B.C. She agreed to the standard Peace Mission Movement celibate marriage. Newark New, Jersey, Aug. 8, 1946. Edna Ritchings, introduced as the reincarnation of Sister Penny, was also called Mother Divine, was the symbolic maintainer of the International Peace Mission movement into the 21st century. -

Coconut Grove Nightclub Fire. The charred exterior of club morning after the fire that killed 492 on Nov. 28, 1942
Coconut Grove Nightclub Fire. The charred exterior of club morning after the fire that killed 492 on Nov. 28, 1942

EVB2924242: Coconut Grove Nightclub Fire. The charred exterior of club morning after the fire that killed 492 on Nov. 28, 1942 / Bridgeman Images

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Coconut Grove Nightclub Fire. The charred exterior of club morning after the fire that killed 492 on Nov. 28, 1942

Driving tournament on the beach. 'Floater' golf balls return to the shore, driven by the surf. Contestants drive from the beach tees and their scores were recorded by a marker buoy. Sept. 1928
Driving tournament on the beach. 'Floater' golf balls return to the shore, driven by the surf. Contestants drive from the beach tees and their scores were recorded by a marker buoy. Sept. 1928

EVB2924314: Driving tournament on the beach. 'Floater' golf balls return to the shore, driven by the surf. Contestants drive from the beach tees and their scores were recorded by a marker buoy. Sept. 1928 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924314

Driving tournament on the beach. 'Floater' golf balls return to the shore, driven by the surf. Contestants drive from the beach tees and their scores were recorded by a marker buoy. Sept. 1928

Harvesting carrots in El Centro, California. Many Dust Bowl drought refugees found jobs as farm workers in California. 1930s
Harvesting carrots in El Centro, California. Many Dust Bowl drought refugees found jobs as farm workers in California. 1930s

EVB2924317: Harvesting carrots in El Centro, California. Many Dust Bowl drought refugees found jobs as farm workers in California. 1930s / Bridgeman Images

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Harvesting carrots in El Centro, California. Many Dust Bowl drought refugees found jobs as farm workers in California. 1930s

Bonus Marchers at their Anacostia Flats encampment. Congressman Wright Patman of Texas, champion of the Bonus Vets and author of the Bonus Bill that passed in the House, speaks to the Bonus Marchers on June 16, 1932
Bonus Marchers at their Anacostia Flats encampment. Congressman Wright Patman of Texas, champion of the Bonus Vets and author of the Bonus Bill that passed in the House, speaks to the Bonus Marchers on June 16, 1932

EVB2924338: Bonus Marchers at their Anacostia Flats encampment. Congressman Wright Patman of Texas, champion of the Bonus Vets and author of the Bonus Bill that passed in the House, speaks to the Bonus Marchers on June 16, 1932 / Bridgeman Images

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Bonus Marchers at their Anacostia Flats encampment. Congressman Wright Patman of Texas, champion of the Bonus Vets and author of the Bonus Bill that passed in the House, speaks to the Bonus Marchers on June 16, 1932

Bonus Army Veterans protest the adjournment of Congress before the Senate took action of the Bonus Bill. The House of Representatives passed the bill on June 15, 1932. July 5, 1932
Bonus Army Veterans protest the adjournment of Congress before the Senate took action of the Bonus Bill. The House of Representatives passed the bill on June 15, 1932. July 5, 1932

EVB2924347: Bonus Army Veterans protest the adjournment of Congress before the Senate took action of the Bonus Bill. The House of Representatives passed the bill on June 15, 1932. July 5, 1932 / Bridgeman Images

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Bonus Army Veterans protest the adjournment of Congress before the Senate took action of the Bonus Bill. The House of Representatives passed the bill on June 15, 1932. July 5, 1932

Bonus Army protesting on the steps of the Senate Wing of the Capitol. 10,000 marched against the adjournment of Congress before the Senate voted on the Bonus Bill. July 5, 1932
Bonus Army protesting on the steps of the Senate Wing of the Capitol. 10,000 marched against the adjournment of Congress before the Senate voted on the Bonus Bill. July 5, 1932

EVB2924353: Bonus Army protesting on the steps of the Senate Wing of the Capitol. 10,000 marched against the adjournment of Congress before the Senate voted on the Bonus Bill. July 5, 1932 / Bridgeman Images

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Bonus Army protesting on the steps of the Senate Wing of the Capitol. 10,000 marched against the adjournment of Congress before the Senate voted on the Bonus Bill. July 5, 1932

German-Americans celebrate the end of Prohibition. The saloon at the Chicago's Bismarck Hotel started serving beer early in the day on April 7, 1933
German-Americans celebrate the end of Prohibition. The saloon at the Chicago's Bismarck Hotel started serving beer early in the day on April 7, 1933

EVB2924362: German-Americans celebrate the end of Prohibition. The saloon at the Chicago's Bismarck Hotel started serving beer early in the day on April 7, 1933 / Bridgeman Images

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German-Americans celebrate the end of Prohibition. The saloon at the Chicago's Bismarck Hotel started serving beer early in the day on April 7, 1933

Mexican Army Honors outgoing president General Abelardo Rodriquez. Nov. 26, 1934
Mexican Army Honors outgoing president General Abelardo Rodriquez. Nov. 26, 1934

EVB2924374: Mexican Army Honors outgoing president General Abelardo Rodriquez. Nov. 26, 1934 / Bridgeman Images

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Mexican Army Honors outgoing president General Abelardo Rodriquez. Nov. 26, 1934

Spencer Tracy and his deaf son, John Ten Broeck Tracy, at Atlantic City, New Jersey. Photo was taken when Tracy's was starring in John Wexley's play, THE LAST MILE, from Feb.-Oct. 1930 on Broadway. After 8 years of obscurity, Tracy hit stardom and Hollywood took notice.
Spencer Tracy and his deaf son, John Ten Broeck Tracy, at Atlantic City, New Jersey. Photo was taken when Tracy's was starring in John Wexley's play, THE LAST MILE, from Feb.-Oct. 1930 on Broadway. After 8 years of obscurity, Tracy hit stardom and Hollywood took notice.

EVB2924416: Spencer Tracy and his deaf son, John Ten Broeck Tracy, at Atlantic City, New Jersey. Photo was taken when Tracy's was starring in John Wexley's play, THE LAST MILE, from Feb.-Oct. 1930 on Broadway. After 8 years of obscurity, Tracy hit stardom and Hollywood took notice. / Bridgeman Images

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Spencer Tracy and his deaf son, John Ten Broeck Tracy, at Atlantic City, New Jersey. Photo was taken when Tracy's was starring in John Wexley's play, THE LAST MILE, from Feb.-Oct. 1930 on Broadway. After 8 years of obscurity, Tracy hit stardom and Hollywood took notice.

Sir Malcolm Campbell. He was knighted by King George V. in 1931 after he set a land speed record of 245.736 mph at Daytona, Florida. -
Sir Malcolm Campbell. He was knighted by King George V. in 1931 after he set a land speed record of 245.736 mph at Daytona, Florida. -

EVB2924458: Sir Malcolm Campbell. He was knighted by King George V. in 1931 after he set a land speed record of 245.736 mph at Daytona, Florida. - / Bridgeman Images

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Sir Malcolm Campbell. He was knighted by King George V. in 1931 after he set a land speed record of 245.736 mph at Daytona, Florida. -

Billie Sol Estes sits at right as television cameras record the proceedings of his 1962 trial. On June 7, 1965, the Supreme Court reversed Estes conviction because parts of his state trial were televised. The court divided 5-4 on the question of reversal. Photo shows Texas financier Billy Sol Estes (foreground) sitting in court during his 1962 trial for fraud on Sept. 24, 1962. He later argued that camera coverage of the trial deprived him of due process. The U.S. Supreme Court agreed, and overturned the conviction. -
Billie Sol Estes sits at right as television cameras record the proceedings of his 1962 trial. On June 7, 1965, the Supreme Court reversed Estes conviction because parts of his state trial were televised. The court divided 5-4 on the question of reversal. Photo shows Texas financier Billy Sol Estes (foreground) sitting in court during his 1962 trial for fraud on Sept. 24, 1962. He later argued that camera coverage of the trial deprived him of due process. The U.S. Supreme Court agreed, and overturned the conviction. -

EVB2924497: Billie Sol Estes sits at right as television cameras record the proceedings of his 1962 trial. On June 7, 1965, the Supreme Court reversed Estes conviction because parts of his state trial were televised. The court divided 5-4 on the question of reversal. Photo shows Texas financier Billy Sol Estes (foreground) sitting in court during his 1962 trial for fraud on Sept. 24, 1962. He later argued that camera coverage of the trial deprived him of due process. The U.S. Supreme Court agreed, and overturned the conviction. - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924497

Billie Sol Estes sits at right as television cameras record the proceedings of his 1962 trial. On June 7, 1965, the Supreme Court reversed Estes conviction because parts of his state trial were televised. The court divided 5-4 on the question of reversal. Photo shows Texas financier Billy Sol Estes (foreground) sitting in court during his 1962 trial for fraud on Sept. 24, 1962. He later argued that camera coverage of the trial deprived him of due process. The U.S. Supreme Court agreed, and overturned the conviction. -

Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull arrive at the Royal Opera House for the gala premiere of 'Paradise Lost', featuring Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev, London, 1967
Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull arrive at the Royal Opera House for the gala premiere of 'Paradise Lost', featuring Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev, London, 1967

EVB2924503: Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull arrive at the Royal Opera House for the gala premiere of 'Paradise Lost', featuring Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev, London, 1967 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924503

Mick Jagger and Marianne Faithfull arrive at the Royal Opera House for the gala premiere of 'Paradise Lost', featuring Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev, London, 1967

Father Divine, leader of Universal Peace Mission Movement at a hearing in NYC, Sept. 29, 1936. Mrs. Nina Bayliss holds a judgement for $ 6,125 against him for injuries received when a Peace Mission bus collided with her car in Aberdeen, Maryland in 1935. Divine claimed he took no part in the financial affairs of his followers. -
Father Divine, leader of Universal Peace Mission Movement at a hearing in NYC, Sept. 29, 1936. Mrs. Nina Bayliss holds a judgement for $ 6,125 against him for injuries received when a Peace Mission bus collided with her car in Aberdeen, Maryland in 1935. Divine claimed he took no part in the financial affairs of his followers. -

EVB2924509: Father Divine, leader of Universal Peace Mission Movement at a hearing in NYC, Sept. 29, 1936. Mrs. Nina Bayliss holds a judgement for $ 6,125 against him for injuries received when a Peace Mission bus collided with her car in Aberdeen, Maryland in 1935. Divine claimed he took no part in the financial affairs of his followers. - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924509

Father Divine, leader of Universal Peace Mission Movement at a hearing in NYC, Sept. 29, 1936. Mrs. Nina Bayliss holds a judgement for $ 6,125 against him for injuries received when a Peace Mission bus collided with her car in Aberdeen, Maryland in 1935. Divine claimed he took no part in the financial affairs of his followers. -

Communist youth group of 500 protesting recent French defensive military activity in the near Ruedesheim, West Germany. July 2, 1950
Communist youth group of 500 protesting recent French defensive military activity in the near Ruedesheim, West Germany. July 2, 1950

EVB2924256: Communist youth group of 500 protesting recent French defensive military activity in the near Ruedesheim, West Germany. July 2, 1950 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924256

Communist youth group of 500 protesting recent French defensive military activity in the near Ruedesheim, West Germany. July 2, 1950

Aerial view of Brandenburg Gate, where the Berlin Wall forms a loop. East Berlin stretches into the distance. Aug. 6, 1969
Aerial view of Brandenburg Gate, where the Berlin Wall forms a loop. East Berlin stretches into the distance. Aug. 6, 1969

EVB2924259: Aerial view of Brandenburg Gate, where the Berlin Wall forms a loop. East Berlin stretches into the distance. Aug. 6, 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Aerial view of Brandenburg Gate, where the Berlin Wall forms a loop. East Berlin stretches into the distance. Aug. 6, 1969

First Days of the Berlin Wall. West Berliners jeer East German soldiers patrolling the new barbed wire barricades closing streets between the Russian occupied sector and the French, British and U.S. zones. August 13, 1961
First Days of the Berlin Wall. West Berliners jeer East German soldiers patrolling the new barbed wire barricades closing streets between the Russian occupied sector and the French, British and U.S. zones. August 13, 1961

EVB2924271: First Days of the Berlin Wall. West Berliners jeer East German soldiers patrolling the new barbed wire barricades closing streets between the Russian occupied sector and the French, British and U.S. zones. August 13, 1961 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924271

First Days of the Berlin Wall. West Berliners jeer East German soldiers patrolling the new barbed wire barricades closing streets between the Russian occupied sector and the French, British and U.S. zones. August 13, 1961

Camel riders in California. The camels were introduced to the planned desert development of Biskra, in the Coachchella Valley, east of Palm Springs. Sept. 1928
Camel riders in California. The camels were introduced to the planned desert development of Biskra, in the Coachchella Valley, east of Palm Springs. Sept. 1928

EVB2924283: Camel riders in California. The camels were introduced to the planned desert development of Biskra, in the Coachchella Valley, east of Palm Springs. Sept. 1928 / Bridgeman Images

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Camel riders in California. The camels were introduced to the planned desert development of Biskra, in the Coachchella Valley, east of Palm Springs. Sept. 1928

Boys Town citizens learned tailoring as a trade at Boys Town. 1944
Boys Town citizens learned tailoring as a trade at Boys Town. 1944

EVB2924331: Boys Town citizens learned tailoring as a trade at Boys Town. 1944 / Bridgeman Images

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Boys Town citizens learned tailoring as a trade at Boys Town. 1944

Harold Hickerson demands Bonus payment. Speaker of the House John Nance Garner, listens as Bonus Vets Spokesman read a petition demanding early bonus payment. Feb. 14, 1932
Harold Hickerson demands Bonus payment. Speaker of the House John Nance Garner, listens as Bonus Vets Spokesman read a petition demanding early bonus payment. Feb. 14, 1932

EVB2924337: Harold Hickerson demands Bonus payment. Speaker of the House John Nance Garner, listens as Bonus Vets Spokesman read a petition demanding early bonus payment. Feb. 14, 1932 / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924337

Harold Hickerson demands Bonus payment. Speaker of the House John Nance Garner, listens as Bonus Vets Spokesman read a petition demanding early bonus payment. Feb. 14, 1932

200 Quit the Bonus Army. The Federal Government offered loans to Veterans for transportation home and food on the way. Men applied for their loans at the sign reading, 'Apply Here for B.E.F. (Bonus Expeditionary Force) Railroad Tickets. Veterans Administration.' July 9, 1932
200 Quit the Bonus Army. The Federal Government offered loans to Veterans for transportation home and food on the way. Men applied for their loans at the sign reading, 'Apply Here for B.E.F. (Bonus Expeditionary Force) Railroad Tickets. Veterans Administration.' July 9, 1932

EVB2924340: 200 Quit the Bonus Army. The Federal Government offered loans to Veterans for transportation home and food on the way. Men applied for their loans at the sign reading, 'Apply Here for B.E.F. (Bonus Expeditionary Force) Railroad Tickets. Veterans Administration.' July 9, 1932 / Bridgeman Images

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200 Quit the Bonus Army. The Federal Government offered loans to Veterans for transportation home and food on the way. Men applied for their loans at the sign reading, 'Apply Here for B.E.F. (Bonus Expeditionary Force) Railroad Tickets. Veterans Administration.' July 9, 1932

Bonus Army entrepreneur. African American veteran from Detroit, Charles Wood, opened a store in Bonus City. His funny signs enlivened his tattered salvaged inventory. Fellow veteran Anthony Parmigini bought a pair of shoes. June 16, 1932
Bonus Army entrepreneur. African American veteran from Detroit, Charles Wood, opened a store in Bonus City. His funny signs enlivened his tattered salvaged inventory. Fellow veteran Anthony Parmigini bought a pair of shoes. June 16, 1932

EVB2924346: Bonus Army entrepreneur. African American veteran from Detroit, Charles Wood, opened a store in Bonus City. His funny signs enlivened his tattered salvaged inventory. Fellow veteran Anthony Parmigini bought a pair of shoes. June 16, 1932 / Bridgeman Images

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Bonus Army entrepreneur. African American veteran from Detroit, Charles Wood, opened a store in Bonus City. His funny signs enlivened his tattered salvaged inventory. Fellow veteran Anthony Parmigini bought a pair of shoes. June 16, 1932

The bulldozed and smoking remains of the Bonus Army Encampment at Anacostia Flats in Washington, DC. July 29, 1932
The bulldozed and smoking remains of the Bonus Army Encampment at Anacostia Flats in Washington, DC. July 29, 1932

EVB2924358: The bulldozed and smoking remains of the Bonus Army Encampment at Anacostia Flats in Washington, DC. July 29, 1932 / Bridgeman Images

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The bulldozed and smoking remains of the Bonus Army Encampment at Anacostia Flats in Washington, DC. July 29, 1932

Prohibition ended and gentlemen enjoyed their beer on April 7, 1933. Three weeks earlier, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Cullen-Harrison Act. It amended the Volstead Act and allowed the manufacture and sale of '3.2 beer' and ligh t wines.
Prohibition ended and gentlemen enjoyed their beer on April 7, 1933. Three weeks earlier, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Cullen-Harrison Act. It amended the Volstead Act and allowed the manufacture and sale of '3.2 beer' and ligh t wines.

EVB2924361: Prohibition ended and gentlemen enjoyed their beer on April 7, 1933. Three weeks earlier, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Cullen-Harrison Act. It amended the Volstead Act and allowed the manufacture and sale of '3.2 beer' and ligh t wines. / Bridgeman Images

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Prohibition ended and gentlemen enjoyed their beer on April 7, 1933. Three weeks earlier, President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Cullen-Harrison Act. It amended the Volstead Act and allowed the manufacture and sale of '3.2 beer' and ligh t wines.

Lost H-bomb recovered off Palomares, Spain. It was lost when a American B-52 carrying 4 H-bombs broke up over the Mediterranean near Palomares. April 8, 1966
Lost H-bomb recovered off Palomares, Spain. It was lost when a American B-52 carrying 4 H-bombs broke up over the Mediterranean near Palomares. April 8, 1966

EVB2924367: Lost H-bomb recovered off Palomares, Spain. It was lost when a American B-52 carrying 4 H-bombs broke up over the Mediterranean near Palomares. April 8, 1966 / Bridgeman Images

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Lost H-bomb recovered off Palomares, Spain. It was lost when a American B-52 carrying 4 H-bombs broke up over the Mediterranean near Palomares. April 8, 1966

'Long Count Fight', the Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey boxing match of Sept. 22, 1927. Tunney downed by Dempsey in the 7th round. It was the first knock down of his professional boxing career.
'Long Count Fight', the Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey boxing match of Sept. 22, 1927. Tunney downed by Dempsey in the 7th round. It was the first knock down of his professional boxing career.

EVB2924424: 'Long Count Fight', the Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey boxing match of Sept. 22, 1927. Tunney downed by Dempsey in the 7th round. It was the first knock down of his professional boxing career. / Bridgeman Images

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'Long Count Fight', the Gene Tunney-Jack Dempsey boxing match of Sept. 22, 1927. Tunney downed by Dempsey in the 7th round. It was the first knock down of his professional boxing career.

Don Campbell churns ups the salt flats of Lake Eyre, Australia with the Bluebird CN7 in a test run. May 9, 1964. On July 17, 1964 he established a new land speed record of 403.10 mph. -
Don Campbell churns ups the salt flats of Lake Eyre, Australia with the Bluebird CN7 in a test run. May 9, 1964. On July 17, 1964 he established a new land speed record of 403.10 mph. -

EVB2924439: Don Campbell churns ups the salt flats of Lake Eyre, Australia with the Bluebird CN7 in a test run. May 9, 1964. On July 17, 1964 he established a new land speed record of 403.10 mph. - / Bridgeman Images

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Don Campbell churns ups the salt flats of Lake Eyre, Australia with the Bluebird CN7 in a test run. May 9, 1964. On July 17, 1964 he established a new land speed record of 403.10 mph. -

Donald Campbell was killed his jet powered boat, Bluebird K7, on Lake Coniston. Jan. 4, 1967. Campbell died strapped into cockpit of his bullet-shaped speedboat when it somersaulted 60 feet into the air at more than 300 mph. 1. Bluebird K7 begins to leave the surface of the water. 2. Boat leaves water at sharp angle like jet plane taking off. 3. Craft reaches near vertical position. 4. Bluebird twists and begins downward plunge. -
Donald Campbell was killed his jet powered boat, Bluebird K7, on Lake Coniston. Jan. 4, 1967. Campbell died strapped into cockpit of his bullet-shaped speedboat when it somersaulted 60 feet into the air at more than 300 mph. 1. Bluebird K7 begins to leave the surface of the water. 2. Boat leaves water at sharp angle like jet plane taking off. 3. Craft reaches near vertical position. 4. Bluebird twists and begins downward plunge. -

EVB2924454: Donald Campbell was killed his jet powered boat, Bluebird K7, on Lake Coniston. Jan. 4, 1967. Campbell died strapped into cockpit of his bullet-shaped speedboat when it somersaulted 60 feet into the air at more than 300 mph. 1. Bluebird K7 begins to leave the surface of the water. 2. Boat leaves water at sharp angle like jet plane taking off. 3. Craft reaches near vertical position. 4. Bluebird twists and begins downward plunge. - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924454

Donald Campbell was killed his jet powered boat, Bluebird K7, on Lake Coniston. Jan. 4, 1967. Campbell died strapped into cockpit of his bullet-shaped speedboat when it somersaulted 60 feet into the air at more than 300 mph. 1. Bluebird K7 begins to leave the surface of the water. 2. Boat leaves water at sharp angle like jet plane taking off. 3. Craft reaches near vertical position. 4. Bluebird twists and begins downward plunge. -

DuPonts and their lawyer at Munitions probe. Pierre DuPont (left) Irenee DuPont (center) and their counsel, Colonel William J. Donovan (Wild Bill Donovan, of WW2, Office of Strategic Services), of New York, in the Senate Munitions hearing at Washington, D.C., Dec. 4, 1934 -
DuPonts and their lawyer at Munitions probe. Pierre DuPont (left) Irenee DuPont (center) and their counsel, Colonel William J. Donovan (Wild Bill Donovan, of WW2, Office of Strategic Services), of New York, in the Senate Munitions hearing at Washington, D.C., Dec. 4, 1934 -

EVB2924487: DuPonts and their lawyer at Munitions probe. Pierre DuPont (left) Irenee DuPont (center) and their counsel, Colonel William J. Donovan (Wild Bill Donovan, of WW2, Office of Strategic Services), of New York, in the Senate Munitions hearing at Washington, D.C., Dec. 4, 1934 - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924487

DuPonts and their lawyer at Munitions probe. Pierre DuPont (left) Irenee DuPont (center) and their counsel, Colonel William J. Donovan (Wild Bill Donovan, of WW2, Office of Strategic Services), of New York, in the Senate Munitions hearing at Washington, D.C., Dec. 4, 1934 -

The Senate Investigations subcommittee public hearing into the Billie Sol Estes case. June 27, 1962
The Senate Investigations subcommittee public hearing into the Billie Sol Estes case. June 27, 1962

EVB2924496: The Senate Investigations subcommittee public hearing into the Billie Sol Estes case. June 27, 1962 / Bridgeman Images

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The Senate Investigations subcommittee public hearing into the Billie Sol Estes case. June 27, 1962

Father Divine followers carried ,000 in suitcases to the bank for a cashier's check. It was to purchase the Hotel Riviera, in Newark, N.J. for a new communal 'heaven', Oct. 21, 1949. It took 14 tellers 3 hours, 35 minutes to count nearly half a million dollars in , . and bills. -
Father Divine followers carried ,000 in suitcases to the bank for a cashier's check. It was to purchase the Hotel Riviera, in Newark, N.J. for a new communal 'heaven', Oct. 21, 1949. It took 14 tellers 3 hours, 35 minutes to count nearly half a million dollars in , . and bills. -

EVB2924523: Father Divine followers carried ,000 in suitcases to the bank for a cashier's check. It was to purchase the Hotel Riviera, in Newark, N.J. for a new communal 'heaven', Oct. 21, 1949. It took 14 tellers 3 hours, 35 minutes to count nearly half a million dollars in , . and bills. - / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924523

Father Divine followers carried ,000 in suitcases to the bank for a cashier's check. It was to purchase the Hotel Riviera, in Newark, N.J. for a new communal 'heaven', Oct. 21, 1949. It took 14 tellers 3 hours, 35 minutes to count nearly half a million dollars in , . and bills. -


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