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Architect's drawing of the aerial view of a shopping center in Roosevelt Field. May 2, 1955. It was developed by William Zeckendorf and designed by I. M. Pei and built on the recently closed Roosevelt Air Field. It was in Nassau County, then a fast growing suburb of New York City.
Architect's drawing of the aerial view of a shopping center in Roosevelt Field. May 2, 1955. It was developed by William Zeckendorf and designed by I. M. Pei and built on the recently closed Roosevelt Air Field. It was in Nassau County, then a fast growing suburb of New York City.

EVB2947450: Architect's drawing of the aerial view of a shopping center in Roosevelt Field. May 2, 1955. It was developed by William Zeckendorf and designed by I. M. Pei and built on the recently closed Roosevelt Air Field. It was in Nassau County, then a fast growing suburb of New York City. / Bridgeman Images

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Architect's drawing of the aerial view of a shopping center in Roosevelt Field. May 2, 1955. It was developed by William Zeckendorf and designed by I. M. Pei and built on the recently closed Roosevelt Air Field. It was in Nassau County, then a fast growing suburb of New York City.

The Federal Theatre presents the world's greatest! The WPA's Federal Theater Project supported this circus with 200 sawdust stars, 60 acts, 30 clowns, a 50 piece band, trained dogs, monkeys and ponies. c. 1935-39.
The Federal Theatre presents the world's greatest! The WPA's Federal Theater Project supported this circus with 200 sawdust stars, 60 acts, 30 clowns, a 50 piece band, trained dogs, monkeys and ponies. c. 1935-39.

EVB2947453: The Federal Theatre presents the world's greatest! The WPA's Federal Theater Project supported this circus with 200 sawdust stars, 60 acts, 30 clowns, a 50 piece band, trained dogs, monkeys and ponies. c. 1935-39. / Bridgeman Images

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The Federal Theatre presents the world's greatest! The WPA's Federal Theater Project supported this circus with 200 sawdust stars, 60 acts, 30 clowns, a 50 piece band, trained dogs, monkeys and ponies. c. 1935-39.

National Football League draft meeting in New York, Nov. 28, 1964. Commissioner Pete Rozelle reads the picks as representatives of the various football teams make their selections.
National Football League draft meeting in New York, Nov. 28, 1964. Commissioner Pete Rozelle reads the picks as representatives of the various football teams make their selections.

EVB2947516: National Football League draft meeting in New York, Nov. 28, 1964. Commissioner Pete Rozelle reads the picks as representatives of the various football teams make their selections. / Bridgeman Images

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National Football League draft meeting in New York, Nov. 28, 1964. Commissioner Pete Rozelle reads the picks as representatives of the various football teams make their selections.

11 year olds in the 'Punt, Pass, and Kick' competition at Heckscher playground in Central Park.
11 year olds in the 'Punt, Pass, and Kick' competition at Heckscher playground in Central Park.

EVB2947519: 11 year olds in the 'Punt, Pass, and Kick' competition at Heckscher playground in Central Park. / Bridgeman Images

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11 year olds in the 'Punt, Pass, and Kick' competition at Heckscher playground in Central Park.

Anna Hyatt Huntington (1876-1973), working on an equestrian statue of Cuban independence leader, Jose Marti. The monumental sculpture is in Central Park, NYC. 1950s.
Anna Hyatt Huntington (1876-1973), working on an equestrian statue of Cuban independence leader, Jose Marti. The monumental sculpture is in Central Park, NYC. 1950s.

EVB2947540: Anna Hyatt Huntington (1876-1973), working on an equestrian statue of Cuban independence leader, Jose Marti. The monumental sculpture is in Central Park, NYC. 1950s. / Bridgeman Images

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Anna Hyatt Huntington (1876-1973), working on an equestrian statue of Cuban independence leader, Jose Marti. The monumental sculpture is in Central Park, NYC. 1950s.

Jessamyn West, American novelist who drew from the tales she heard in her Quaker family. Her best known book, 'The Friendly Persuasion' 1945, was made into a film starring Gary Cooper in 1956.
Jessamyn West, American novelist who drew from the tales she heard in her Quaker family. Her best known book, 'The Friendly Persuasion' 1945, was made into a film starring Gary Cooper in 1956.

EVB2947543: Jessamyn West, American novelist who drew from the tales she heard in her Quaker family. Her best known book, 'The Friendly Persuasion' 1945, was made into a film starring Gary Cooper in 1956. / Bridgeman Images

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Jessamyn West, American novelist who drew from the tales she heard in her Quaker family. Her best known book, 'The Friendly Persuasion' 1945, was made into a film starring Gary Cooper in 1956.

Tennessee Williams, playwright of 20th century American classics in 1952. His works include: The Glass Menagerie; A Streetcar Named Desire; Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; Orpheus Descending; Sweet Bird of Youth; The Rose Tattoo; Orpheus Descending; The Night of the Iguana; Summer and Smoke.
Tennessee Williams, playwright of 20th century American classics in 1952. His works include: The Glass Menagerie; A Streetcar Named Desire; Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; Orpheus Descending; Sweet Bird of Youth; The Rose Tattoo; Orpheus Descending; The Night of the Iguana; Summer and Smoke.

EVB2947546: Tennessee Williams, playwright of 20th century American classics in 1952. His works include: The Glass Menagerie; A Streetcar Named Desire; Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; Orpheus Descending; Sweet Bird of Youth; The Rose Tattoo; Orpheus Descending; The Night of the Iguana; Summer and Smoke. / Bridgeman Images

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Tennessee Williams, playwright of 20th century American classics in 1952. His works include: The Glass Menagerie; A Streetcar Named Desire; Cat on a Hot Tin Roof; Orpheus Descending; Sweet Bird of Youth; The Rose Tattoo; Orpheus Descending; The Night of the Iguana; Summer and Smoke.

Congressman Lyndon Johnson and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover with Texas Boy scouts, c. 1937-39.
Congressman Lyndon Johnson and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover with Texas Boy scouts, c. 1937-39.

EVB2947555: Congressman Lyndon Johnson and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover with Texas Boy scouts, c. 1937-39. / Bridgeman Images

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Congressman Lyndon Johnson and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover with Texas Boy scouts, c. 1937-39.

Huey P. Long in a speaking pose in 1935. He was planning to Challenge FDR in the 1936 presidential election, was assassinated by the son-in-law of a Louisiana judge he removed from office.
Huey P. Long in a speaking pose in 1935. He was planning to Challenge FDR in the 1936 presidential election, was assassinated by the son-in-law of a Louisiana judge he removed from office.

EVB2947564: Huey P. Long in a speaking pose in 1935. He was planning to Challenge FDR in the 1936 presidential election, was assassinated by the son-in-law of a Louisiana judge he removed from office. / Bridgeman Images

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Huey P. Long in a speaking pose in 1935. He was planning to Challenge FDR in the 1936 presidential election, was assassinated by the son-in-law of a Louisiana judge he removed from office.

Celebration of the 2nd Anniversary of the Marshall Plan. Secretary of State Dean Acheson (left) and Economic Cooperation Administrator Paul Hoffman (center) present George Marshall a large bound report on operation of the Marshall Plan. April 3, 1950.
Celebration of the 2nd Anniversary of the Marshall Plan. Secretary of State Dean Acheson (left) and Economic Cooperation Administrator Paul Hoffman (center) present George Marshall a large bound report on operation of the Marshall Plan. April 3, 1950.

EVB2947570: Celebration of the 2nd Anniversary of the Marshall Plan. Secretary of State Dean Acheson (left) and Economic Cooperation Administrator Paul Hoffman (center) present George Marshall a large bound report on operation of the Marshall Plan. April 3, 1950. / Bridgeman Images

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Celebration of the 2nd Anniversary of the Marshall Plan. Secretary of State Dean Acheson (left) and Economic Cooperation Administrator Paul Hoffman (center) present George Marshall a large bound report on operation of the Marshall Plan. April 3, 1950.

Linus Carl Pauling was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1954. In 1962, for his peace activism, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
Linus Carl Pauling was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1954. In 1962, for his peace activism, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

EVB2947579: Linus Carl Pauling was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1954. In 1962, for his peace activism, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. / Bridgeman Images

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Linus Carl Pauling was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1954. In 1962, for his peace activism, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

Robert Hutchings Goddard assembling a rocket with tail-fins. Dec. 26, 1937. The Guggenheim family, especially Harry Guggenheim, supported Goddard's work in the 1930s. Roswell, New Mexico
Robert Hutchings Goddard assembling a rocket with tail-fins. Dec. 26, 1937. The Guggenheim family, especially Harry Guggenheim, supported Goddard's work in the 1930s. Roswell, New Mexico

EVB2947594: Robert Hutchings Goddard assembling a rocket with tail-fins. Dec. 26, 1937. The Guggenheim family, especially Harry Guggenheim, supported Goddard's work in the 1930s. Roswell, New Mexico / Bridgeman Images

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Robert Hutchings Goddard assembling a rocket with tail-fins. Dec. 26, 1937. The Guggenheim family, especially Harry Guggenheim, supported Goddard's work in the 1930s. Roswell, New Mexico

Physicist Lise Meitner and radiochemist Otto Hahn in Berlin-Dahlem, Germany, 1913. Meitner was in a research group with Otto Kahn, at the newly founded Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut. Meitner worked without a salary as a 'guest' in Hahn's department until she was offered a permanent postion in 1913.
Physicist Lise Meitner and radiochemist Otto Hahn in Berlin-Dahlem, Germany, 1913. Meitner was in a research group with Otto Kahn, at the newly founded Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut. Meitner worked without a salary as a 'guest' in Hahn's department until she was offered a permanent postion in 1913.

EVB2947606: Physicist Lise Meitner and radiochemist Otto Hahn in Berlin-Dahlem, Germany, 1913. Meitner was in a research group with Otto Kahn, at the newly founded Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut. Meitner worked without a salary as a 'guest' in Hahn's department until she was offered a permanent postion in 1913. / Bridgeman Images

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Physicist Lise Meitner and radiochemist Otto Hahn in Berlin-Dahlem, Germany, 1913. Meitner was in a research group with Otto Kahn, at the newly founded Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut. Meitner worked without a salary as a 'guest' in Hahn's department until she was offered a permanent postion in 1913.

Yonkers Public Library, c. 1980. Northwest Wing. Nepperhan Avenue & South Broadway. Westchester County, New York
Yonkers Public Library, c. 1980. Northwest Wing. Nepperhan Avenue & South Broadway. Westchester County, New York

EVB2947627: Yonkers Public Library, c. 1980. Northwest Wing. Nepperhan Avenue & South Broadway. Westchester County, New York / Bridgeman Images

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Yonkers Public Library, c. 1980. Northwest Wing. Nepperhan Avenue & South Broadway. Westchester County, New York

Yonkers, New York, c. 1980. Moquette Row Housing, were built by the Moquette Textile Mills for workers after a lengthy strike in 1885. View east showing front elevation
Yonkers, New York, c. 1980. Moquette Row Housing, were built by the Moquette Textile Mills for workers after a lengthy strike in 1885. View east showing front elevation

EVB2947630: Yonkers, New York, c. 1980. Moquette Row Housing, were built by the Moquette Textile Mills for workers after a lengthy strike in 1885. View east showing front elevation / Bridgeman Images

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Yonkers, New York, c. 1980. Moquette Row Housing, were built by the Moquette Textile Mills for workers after a lengthy strike in 1885. View east showing front elevation

First Lady Michelle Obama and Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas on the 'Tonight Show with Jay Leno'. At the 2012 Summer Olympics, Douglas won gold medals in both the individual all-around and U.S. Women's Gymnastics team competitions. Aug. 13, 2012
First Lady Michelle Obama and Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas on the 'Tonight Show with Jay Leno'. At the 2012 Summer Olympics, Douglas won gold medals in both the individual all-around and U.S. Women's Gymnastics team competitions. Aug. 13, 2012

EVB2947645: First Lady Michelle Obama and Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas on the 'Tonight Show with Jay Leno'. At the 2012 Summer Olympics, Douglas won gold medals in both the individual all-around and U.S. Women's Gymnastics team competitions. Aug. 13, 2012 / Bridgeman Images

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First Lady Michelle Obama and Olympic gymnast Gabby Douglas on the 'Tonight Show with Jay Leno'. At the 2012 Summer Olympics, Douglas won gold medals in both the individual all-around and U.S. Women's Gymnastics team competitions. Aug. 13, 2012

President Barack Obama and Jimmy Fallon before the taping of 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon'. They are being briefed on the 'Slow Jam the News' segment at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C., April 24, 2012
President Barack Obama and Jimmy Fallon before the taping of 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon'. They are being briefed on the 'Slow Jam the News' segment at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C., April 24, 2012

EVB2947651: President Barack Obama and Jimmy Fallon before the taping of 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon'. They are being briefed on the 'Slow Jam the News' segment at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C., April 24, 2012 / Bridgeman Images

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President Barack Obama and Jimmy Fallon before the taping of 'Late Night with Jimmy Fallon'. They are being briefed on the 'Slow Jam the News' segment at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, N.C., April 24, 2012

St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Lance Berkman with President Barack and Michelle Obama. The Cardinals were welcomed to the White House to honor their 2011 World Series victory, Jan. 17, 2012
St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Lance Berkman with President Barack and Michelle Obama. The Cardinals were welcomed to the White House to honor their 2011 World Series victory, Jan. 17, 2012

EVB2947675: St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Lance Berkman with President Barack and Michelle Obama. The Cardinals were welcomed to the White House to honor their 2011 World Series victory, Jan. 17, 2012 / Bridgeman Images

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St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Lance Berkman with President Barack and Michelle Obama. The Cardinals were welcomed to the White House to honor their 2011 World Series victory, Jan. 17, 2012

Iranian students and members of SDS protest the Shah of Iran's state visit to the U.S. Oct. 21, 1969
Iranian students and members of SDS protest the Shah of Iran's state visit to the U.S. Oct. 21, 1969

EVB2924884: Iranian students and members of SDS protest the Shah of Iran's state visit to the U.S. Oct. 21, 1969 / Bridgeman Images

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Iranian students and members of SDS protest the Shah of Iran's state visit to the U.S. Oct. 21, 1969

Nina Khrushchev, wife of the Soviet leader, after voting in the district elections, Moscow. April 18, 1963. She met Nikita Khrushchev when she was 22 year old teacher at a Communist Party school in Artemivsk, Ukraine
Nina Khrushchev, wife of the Soviet leader, after voting in the district elections, Moscow. April 18, 1963. She met Nikita Khrushchev when she was 22 year old teacher at a Communist Party school in Artemivsk, Ukraine

EVB2924917: Nina Khrushchev, wife of the Soviet leader, after voting in the district elections, Moscow. April 18, 1963. She met Nikita Khrushchev when she was 22 year old teacher at a Communist Party school in Artemivsk, Ukraine / Bridgeman Images

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Nina Khrushchev, wife of the Soviet leader, after voting in the district elections, Moscow. April 18, 1963. She met Nikita Khrushchev when she was 22 year old teacher at a Communist Party school in Artemivsk, Ukraine

Retired Premier Nikita Khrushchev following his ouster from Premiership on Oct. 15, 1964. He lived in Moscow until his death in Sept. 1971
Retired Premier Nikita Khrushchev following his ouster from Premiership on Oct. 15, 1964. He lived in Moscow until his death in Sept. 1971

EVB2924923: Retired Premier Nikita Khrushchev following his ouster from Premiership on Oct. 15, 1964. He lived in Moscow until his death in Sept. 1971 / Bridgeman Images

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Retired Premier Nikita Khrushchev following his ouster from Premiership on Oct. 15, 1964. He lived in Moscow until his death in Sept. 1971

Deanna Durbin, film singing star, and William Knudson dance after the President's Birthday Ball. On Jan. 31, 1941, Knudsen, a previous target of FDR's 'Monopoly Committee' was serving the President as Defense Production Director. Durbin and Knudsen were guests at a gold plate breakfast at the White House, after the Ball
Deanna Durbin, film singing star, and William Knudson dance after the President's Birthday Ball. On Jan. 31, 1941, Knudsen, a previous target of FDR's 'Monopoly Committee' was serving the President as Defense Production Director. Durbin and Knudsen were guests at a gold plate breakfast at the White House, after the Ball

EVB2924926: Deanna Durbin, film singing star, and William Knudson dance after the President's Birthday Ball. On Jan. 31, 1941, Knudsen, a previous target of FDR's 'Monopoly Committee' was serving the President as Defense Production Director. Durbin and Knudsen were guests at a gold plate breakfast at the White House, after the Ball / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924926

Deanna Durbin, film singing star, and William Knudson dance after the President's Birthday Ball. On Jan. 31, 1941, Knudsen, a previous target of FDR's 'Monopoly Committee' was serving the President as Defense Production Director. Durbin and Knudsen were guests at a gold plate breakfast at the White House, after the Ball

Congresswoman Clare Booth Luce arrives in Chicago for the Republican National Convention. June 6, 1944. Before she introduced former Pres. Herbert Hoover, she attacked the Roosevelt Administration tardy preparation for World War II, and for practicing one-man diplomacy
Congresswoman Clare Booth Luce arrives in Chicago for the Republican National Convention. June 6, 1944. Before she introduced former Pres. Herbert Hoover, she attacked the Roosevelt Administration tardy preparation for World War II, and for practicing one-man diplomacy

EVB2924941: Congresswoman Clare Booth Luce arrives in Chicago for the Republican National Convention. June 6, 1944. Before she introduced former Pres. Herbert Hoover, she attacked the Roosevelt Administration tardy preparation for World War II, and for practicing one-man diplomacy / Bridgeman Images

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Congresswoman Clare Booth Luce arrives in Chicago for the Republican National Convention. June 6, 1944. Before she introduced former Pres. Herbert Hoover, she attacked the Roosevelt Administration tardy preparation for World War II, and for practicing one-man diplomacy

Clare Booth Luce tries out a photographer's camera at a 'Go with Goldwater' dinner. Oct. 9, 1964. She actively campaign for every Republican presidential nominee from Wendell Willkie to Ronald Reagan
Clare Booth Luce tries out a photographer's camera at a 'Go with Goldwater' dinner. Oct. 9, 1964. She actively campaign for every Republican presidential nominee from Wendell Willkie to Ronald Reagan

EVB2924947: Clare Booth Luce tries out a photographer's camera at a 'Go with Goldwater' dinner. Oct. 9, 1964. She actively campaign for every Republican presidential nominee from Wendell Willkie to Ronald Reagan / Bridgeman Images

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Clare Booth Luce tries out a photographer's camera at a 'Go with Goldwater' dinner. Oct. 9, 1964. She actively campaign for every Republican presidential nominee from Wendell Willkie to Ronald Reagan

Paulina Longworth enters the Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Winchester by the Sea, Mass. On Aug. 26, 1944 she married Alexander McCormick Sturm
Paulina Longworth enters the Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Winchester by the Sea, Mass. On Aug. 26, 1944 she married Alexander McCormick Sturm

EVB2924956: Paulina Longworth enters the Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Winchester by the Sea, Mass. On Aug. 26, 1944 she married Alexander McCormick Sturm / Bridgeman Images

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Paulina Longworth enters the Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Winchester by the Sea, Mass. On Aug. 26, 1944 she married Alexander McCormick Sturm

Winnie Ruth Judd, Phoenix Trunk Murderess of the 1930s, and her attorney, Melvin Belli. Aug. 8, 1969. She escaped from an Arizona mental hospital in 1963 and worked in San Francisco Area as a live-in housekeeper under the name of Marian Lane. Maggie Smith, played a Judd like maid in KEEPING MUM, a 2005 British film loosely based on Judd's story
Winnie Ruth Judd, Phoenix Trunk Murderess of the 1930s, and her attorney, Melvin Belli. Aug. 8, 1969. She escaped from an Arizona mental hospital in 1963 and worked in San Francisco Area as a live-in housekeeper under the name of Marian Lane. Maggie Smith, played a Judd like maid in KEEPING MUM, a 2005 British film loosely based on Judd's story

EVB2924989: Winnie Ruth Judd, Phoenix Trunk Murderess of the 1930s, and her attorney, Melvin Belli. Aug. 8, 1969. She escaped from an Arizona mental hospital in 1963 and worked in San Francisco Area as a live-in housekeeper under the name of Marian Lane. Maggie Smith, played a Judd like maid in KEEPING MUM, a 2005 British film loosely based on Judd's story / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2924989

Winnie Ruth Judd, Phoenix Trunk Murderess of the 1930s, and her attorney, Melvin Belli. Aug. 8, 1969. She escaped from an Arizona mental hospital in 1963 and worked in San Francisco Area as a live-in housekeeper under the name of Marian Lane. Maggie Smith, played a Judd like maid in KEEPING MUM, a 2005 British film loosely based on Judd's story

Celebration of the 10th Anniversary of the Russian Revolution in Moscow. Nov. 1928
Celebration of the 10th Anniversary of the Russian Revolution in Moscow. Nov. 1928

EVB2925019: Celebration of the 10th Anniversary of the Russian Revolution in Moscow. Nov. 1928 / Bridgeman Images

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Celebration of the 10th Anniversary of the Russian Revolution in Moscow. Nov. 1928

Pope Pius XII in procession to take formal possession of the Church of St. John Lateran in Rome. He is carried across Vatican Square on the Sedia gestatoria, a portable throne carried by twelve footmen. May 25, 1939
Pope Pius XII in procession to take formal possession of the Church of St. John Lateran in Rome. He is carried across Vatican Square on the Sedia gestatoria, a portable throne carried by twelve footmen. May 25, 1939

EVB2925028: Pope Pius XII in procession to take formal possession of the Church of St. John Lateran in Rome. He is carried across Vatican Square on the Sedia gestatoria, a portable throne carried by twelve footmen. May 25, 1939 / Bridgeman Images

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Pope Pius XII in procession to take formal possession of the Church of St. John Lateran in Rome. He is carried across Vatican Square on the Sedia gestatoria, a portable throne carried by twelve footmen. May 25, 1939

Richard H. Ranger American electrical engineer, sound engineer, and inventor. He demonstrated his new electric organ which uses loudspeakers instead of organ pipes. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences presented Ranger with an Oscar in 1956 for his development of the tape recorder which improved the synchronization of film and sound
Richard H. Ranger American electrical engineer, sound engineer, and inventor. He demonstrated his new electric organ which uses loudspeakers instead of organ pipes. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences presented Ranger with an Oscar in 1956 for his development of the tape recorder which improved the synchronization of film and sound

EVB2925049: Richard H. Ranger American electrical engineer, sound engineer, and inventor. He demonstrated his new electric organ which uses loudspeakers instead of organ pipes. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences presented Ranger with an Oscar in 1956 for his development of the tape recorder which improved the synchronization of film and sound / Bridgeman Images

ID: EVB2925049

Richard H. Ranger American electrical engineer, sound engineer, and inventor. He demonstrated his new electric organ which uses loudspeakers instead of organ pipes. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences presented Ranger with an Oscar in 1956 for his development of the tape recorder which improved the synchronization of film and sound

Speaker Sam Rayburn on the rostrum of the House Ways and Means Committee room. July 5, 1949. The House of Representative was moved while the roof of the their Capitol chamber was repaired
Speaker Sam Rayburn on the rostrum of the House Ways and Means Committee room. July 5, 1949. The House of Representative was moved while the roof of the their Capitol chamber was repaired

EVB2925061: Speaker Sam Rayburn on the rostrum of the House Ways and Means Committee room. July 5, 1949. The House of Representative was moved while the roof of the their Capitol chamber was repaired / Bridgeman Images

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Speaker Sam Rayburn on the rostrum of the House Ways and Means Committee room. July 5, 1949. The House of Representative was moved while the roof of the their Capitol chamber was repaired

Walter Reuther, new President of the CIO, with President Harry Truman, Dec. 12, 1952. In his last month in office, Truman promised to attempt to get quick action on 12,000 cases before the stalemated Wage Stabilization Board
Walter Reuther, new President of the CIO, with President Harry Truman, Dec. 12, 1952. In his last month in office, Truman promised to attempt to get quick action on 12,000 cases before the stalemated Wage Stabilization Board

EVB2925070: Walter Reuther, new President of the CIO, with President Harry Truman, Dec. 12, 1952. In his last month in office, Truman promised to attempt to get quick action on 12,000 cases before the stalemated Wage Stabilization Board / Bridgeman Images

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Walter Reuther, new President of the CIO, with President Harry Truman, Dec. 12, 1952. In his last month in office, Truman promised to attempt to get quick action on 12,000 cases before the stalemated Wage Stabilization Board

Harry W. Anderson (left), General Motors VP in charge of industrial relations and Walter Reuther. June 13, 1955. Reuther, President of the United Auto Workers (UAW) won a contract included a guaranteed annual wage plan
Harry W. Anderson (left), General Motors VP in charge of industrial relations and Walter Reuther. June 13, 1955. Reuther, President of the United Auto Workers (UAW) won a contract included a guaranteed annual wage plan

EVB2925073: Harry W. Anderson (left), General Motors VP in charge of industrial relations and Walter Reuther. June 13, 1955. Reuther, President of the United Auto Workers (UAW) won a contract included a guaranteed annual wage plan / Bridgeman Images

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Harry W. Anderson (left), General Motors VP in charge of industrial relations and Walter Reuther. June 13, 1955. Reuther, President of the United Auto Workers (UAW) won a contract included a guaranteed annual wage plan

Boris Pasternak, Russian writer was awarded the 1958 Nobel Prize for Literature. When historical novel, 'Dr. Zhivago' was refused publication in the USSR, it was smuggled into Western Europe and published in 1957. The Soviet government pressured him to decline the Prize, but his descendants accepted it his name 1988
Boris Pasternak, Russian writer was awarded the 1958 Nobel Prize for Literature. When historical novel, 'Dr. Zhivago' was refused publication in the USSR, it was smuggled into Western Europe and published in 1957. The Soviet government pressured him to decline the Prize, but his descendants accepted it his name 1988

EVB2925088: Boris Pasternak, Russian writer was awarded the 1958 Nobel Prize for Literature. When historical novel, 'Dr. Zhivago' was refused publication in the USSR, it was smuggled into Western Europe and published in 1957. The Soviet government pressured him to decline the Prize, but his descendants accepted it his name 1988 / Bridgeman Images

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Boris Pasternak, Russian writer was awarded the 1958 Nobel Prize for Literature. When historical novel, 'Dr. Zhivago' was refused publication in the USSR, it was smuggled into Western Europe and published in 1957. The Soviet government pressured him to decline the Prize, but his descendants accepted it his name 1988

Labor Secretary and Union Presidents after conference with President Roosevelt. June 28, 1935
Labor Secretary and Union Presidents after conference with President Roosevelt. June 28, 1935

EVB2925097: Labor Secretary and Union Presidents after conference with President Roosevelt. June 28, 1935 / Bridgeman Images

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Labor Secretary and Union Presidents after conference with President Roosevelt. June 28, 1935

Senator William Proxmire does the Charleston with Dinah Shore on NBC-TVs 'Dinah's place'. Dec. 1, 1972
Senator William Proxmire does the Charleston with Dinah Shore on NBC-TVs 'Dinah's place'. Dec. 1, 1972

EVB2925115: Senator William Proxmire does the Charleston with Dinah Shore on NBC-TVs 'Dinah's place'. Dec. 1, 1972 / Bridgeman Images

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Senator William Proxmire does the Charleston with Dinah Shore on NBC-TVs 'Dinah's place'. Dec. 1, 1972

Julian 'Cannonball' Adderley, jazz alto saxophonist of 1950s and 1960s
Julian 'Cannonball' Adderley, jazz alto saxophonist of 1950s and 1960s

EVB2925148: Julian 'Cannonball' Adderley, jazz alto saxophonist of 1950s and 1960s / Bridgeman Images

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Julian 'Cannonball' Adderley, jazz alto saxophonist of 1950s and 1960s


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