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Georgy Zhukov, Soviet Defense Minister talks with Yugoslav President, Marshall Tito. Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, Oct. 15, 1957. At center is Jovanka Broz Tito
Georgy Zhukov, Soviet Defense Minister talks with Yugoslav President, Marshall Tito. Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, Oct. 15, 1957. At center is Jovanka Broz Tito

EVB2925688: Georgy Zhukov, Soviet Defense Minister talks with Yugoslav President, Marshall Tito. Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, Oct. 15, 1957. At center is Jovanka Broz Tito / Bridgeman Images

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Georgy Zhukov, Soviet Defense Minister talks with Yugoslav President, Marshall Tito. Ljubljana, Yugoslavia, Oct. 15, 1957. At center is Jovanka Broz Tito

Josef Stalin's registration card of Political Police Administration of the Province of Baku, Russia. c. 1910
Josef Stalin's registration card of Political Police Administration of the Province of Baku, Russia. c. 1910

EVB2925694: Josef Stalin's registration card of Political Police Administration of the Province of Baku, Russia. c. 1910 / Bridgeman Images

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Josef Stalin's registration card of Political Police Administration of the Province of Baku, Russia. c. 1910

Chico (left) and Groucho Marx at lunch in the famous Brown Derby Restaurant in Hollywood. Feb. 16, 1933
Chico (left) and Groucho Marx at lunch in the famous Brown Derby Restaurant in Hollywood. Feb. 16, 1933

EVB2925602: Chico (left) and Groucho Marx at lunch in the famous Brown Derby Restaurant in Hollywood. Feb. 16, 1933 / Bridgeman Images

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Chico (left) and Groucho Marx at lunch in the famous Brown Derby Restaurant in Hollywood. Feb. 16, 1933

Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker prepares to resume testimony before the Senate Censure Committee. Sept. 3, 1954. Sen. Joseph McCarthy was accused of abusing the highly decorated World War II D-Day Commander. Sen. Joseph McCarthy is at right background
Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker prepares to resume testimony before the Senate Censure Committee. Sept. 3, 1954. Sen. Joseph McCarthy was accused of abusing the highly decorated World War II D-Day Commander. Sen. Joseph McCarthy is at right background

EVB2925724: Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker prepares to resume testimony before the Senate Censure Committee. Sept. 3, 1954. Sen. Joseph McCarthy was accused of abusing the highly decorated World War II D-Day Commander. Sen. Joseph McCarthy is at right background / Bridgeman Images

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Brig. Gen. Ralph Zwicker prepares to resume testimony before the Senate Censure Committee. Sept. 3, 1954. Sen. Joseph McCarthy was accused of abusing the highly decorated World War II D-Day Commander. Sen. Joseph McCarthy is at right background

Russian cosmonaut Valentina Nikolayeva-Tereshkova with her one-year-old daughter, Alyenushka. Valentina married cosmonaut Adrian Nikolayeva shortly after she became the first woman to be launched into space. Valentina became a prominent member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and remained politically active following the collapse of the USSR in 1991
Russian cosmonaut Valentina Nikolayeva-Tereshkova with her one-year-old daughter, Alyenushka. Valentina married cosmonaut Adrian Nikolayeva shortly after she became the first woman to be launched into space. Valentina became a prominent member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and remained politically active following the collapse of the USSR in 1991

EVB2925751: Russian cosmonaut Valentina Nikolayeva-Tereshkova with her one-year-old daughter, Alyenushka. Valentina married cosmonaut Adrian Nikolayeva shortly after she became the first woman to be launched into space. Valentina became a prominent member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and remained politically active following the collapse of the USSR in 1991 / Bridgeman Images

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Russian cosmonaut Valentina Nikolayeva-Tereshkova with her one-year-old daughter, Alyenushka. Valentina married cosmonaut Adrian Nikolayeva shortly after she became the first woman to be launched into space. Valentina became a prominent member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, and remained politically active following the collapse of the USSR in 1991

Richard Speck, 24, accused slayer of eight student nurses, in Chicago court room. August 18, 1966
Richard Speck, 24, accused slayer of eight student nurses, in Chicago court room. August 18, 1966

EVB2925626: Richard Speck, 24, accused slayer of eight student nurses, in Chicago court room. August 18, 1966 / Bridgeman Images

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Richard Speck, 24, accused slayer of eight student nurses, in Chicago court room. August 18, 1966

Kay Summersby at her typewriter with her pet scottie Telek, Publicity photo for her 1948 memoir, 'Eisenhower Was My Boss.'
Kay Summersby at her typewriter with her pet scottie Telek, Publicity photo for her 1948 memoir, 'Eisenhower Was My Boss.'

EVB2925632: Kay Summersby at her typewriter with her pet scottie Telek, Publicity photo for her 1948 memoir, 'Eisenhower Was My Boss.' / Bridgeman Images

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Kay Summersby at her typewriter with her pet scottie Telek, Publicity photo for her 1948 memoir, 'Eisenhower Was My Boss.'

Soviet leaders on Lenin's tomb during for the 19th Anniversary of the October Revolution. Moscow, Nov. 17, 1936.
Soviet leaders on Lenin's tomb during for the 19th Anniversary of the October Revolution. Moscow, Nov. 17, 1936.

EVB2925707: Soviet leaders on Lenin's tomb during for the 19th Anniversary of the October Revolution. Moscow, Nov. 17, 1936. / Bridgeman Images

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Soviet leaders on Lenin's tomb during for the 19th Anniversary of the October Revolution. Moscow, Nov. 17, 1936.

Frances Louisa Tracy Morgan, widow of J.P. Morgan Sr. attending the funeral of John L. Cadwalder, 1914 (b/w photo)
Frances Louisa Tracy Morgan, widow of J.P. Morgan Sr. attending the funeral of John L. Cadwalder, 1914 (b/w photo)

EVB2925838: Frances Louisa Tracy Morgan, widow of J.P. Morgan Sr. attending the funeral of John L. Cadwalder, 1914 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

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Frances Louisa Tracy Morgan, widow of J.P. Morgan Sr. attending the funeral of John L. Cadwalder, 1914 (b/w photo)

Socialist Norman Thomas before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Jan. 22, 1941. Thomas testified that the Lend Lease Bill would give President Roosevelt too much power
Socialist Norman Thomas before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Jan. 22, 1941. Thomas testified that the Lend Lease Bill would give President Roosevelt too much power

EVB2925743: Socialist Norman Thomas before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Jan. 22, 1941. Thomas testified that the Lend Lease Bill would give President Roosevelt too much power / Bridgeman Images

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Socialist Norman Thomas before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Jan. 22, 1941. Thomas testified that the Lend Lease Bill would give President Roosevelt too much power

Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore talks with ex-baseball star Jackie Robinson (right).They were at the Lighthouse Sports World Dinner, where Robinson a merit award from the New York Association for the Blind. On January 9, 1959
Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore talks with ex-baseball star Jackie Robinson (right).They were at the Lighthouse Sports World Dinner, where Robinson a merit award from the New York Association for the Blind. On January 9, 1959

EVB2925853: Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore talks with ex-baseball star Jackie Robinson (right).They were at the Lighthouse Sports World Dinner, where Robinson a merit award from the New York Association for the Blind. On January 9, 1959, American Photographer, (20th century) / Bridgeman Images

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Light heavyweight champion Archie Moore talks with ex-baseball star Jackie Robinson (right).They were at the Lighthouse Sports World Dinner, where Robinson a merit award from the New York Association for the Blind. On January 9, 1959

American Photographer, (20th century)

Sophia Loren in large sunglasses and fur at Rome's airport, May 14, 1974
Sophia Loren in large sunglasses and fur at Rome's airport, May 14, 1974

EVB2924970: Sophia Loren in large sunglasses and fur at Rome's airport, May 14, 1974 / Bridgeman Images

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Sophia Loren in large sunglasses and fur at Rome's airport, May 14, 1974

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

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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

President Richard Nixon, daughter Julie, and friend Charles Rebozo in Miami. March 5, 1972 . Rebozo and Nixon remained friends after Nixon resigned the presidency
President Richard Nixon, daughter Julie, and friend Charles Rebozo in Miami. March 5, 1972 . Rebozo and Nixon remained friends after Nixon resigned the presidency

EVB2925066: President Richard Nixon, daughter Julie, and friend Charles Rebozo in Miami. March 5, 1972 . Rebozo and Nixon remained friends after Nixon resigned the presidency / Bridgeman Images

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President Richard Nixon, daughter Julie, and friend Charles Rebozo in Miami. March 5, 1972 . Rebozo and Nixon remained friends after Nixon resigned the presidency

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

Frederick Joliet Curie, reacted to the U.S. 'Red Scare' investigations of nuclear scientists. As a Communist himself, he asserted 'French Communists entrusted with such secrets as the atomic bomb by their country will never betray them to a foreign power'
Frederick Joliet Curie, reacted to the U.S. 'Red Scare' investigations of nuclear scientists. As a Communist himself, he asserted 'French Communists entrusted with such secrets as the atomic bomb by their country will never betray them to a foreign power'

EVB2924978: Frederick Joliet Curie, reacted to the U.S. 'Red Scare' investigations of nuclear scientists. As a Communist himself, he asserted 'French Communists entrusted with such secrets as the atomic bomb by their country will never betray them to a foreign power' / Bridgeman Images

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Frederick Joliet Curie, reacted to the U.S. 'Red Scare' investigations of nuclear scientists. As a Communist himself, he asserted 'French Communists entrusted with such secrets as the atomic bomb by their country will never betray them to a foreign power'

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

Grace Abbott (center) delegate to the International Labor Conference, Geneva, Switzerland. May 19, 1937
Grace Abbott (center) delegate to the International Labor Conference, Geneva, Switzerland. May 19, 1937

EVB2925123: Grace Abbott (center) delegate to the International Labor Conference, Geneva, Switzerland. May 19, 1937 / Bridgeman Images

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Grace Abbott (center) delegate to the International Labor Conference, Geneva, Switzerland. May 19, 1937

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

Sound engineer Harry Proodian testing microphones in a Fox motion picture studio
Sound engineer Harry Proodian testing microphones in a Fox motion picture studio

EVB2925041: Sound engineer Harry Proodian testing microphones in a Fox motion picture studio / Bridgeman Images

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Sound engineer Harry Proodian testing microphones in a Fox motion picture studio

Eleanor Roosevelt and Secretary of State Dean Acheson at United Nations General Assembly in Paris. Nov. 9. 1951. President Harry Truman appointed Roosevelt to the first American delegation to the UN. She served from Dec. 31, 1945, until Dec. 31, 1952,
Eleanor Roosevelt and Secretary of State Dean Acheson at United Nations General Assembly in Paris. Nov. 9. 1951. President Harry Truman appointed Roosevelt to the first American delegation to the UN. She served from Dec. 31, 1945, until Dec. 31, 1952,

EVB2925141: Eleanor Roosevelt and Secretary of State Dean Acheson at United Nations General Assembly in Paris. Nov. 9. 1951. President Harry Truman appointed Roosevelt to the first American delegation to the UN. She served from Dec. 31, 1945, until Dec. 31, 1952, / Bridgeman Images

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Eleanor Roosevelt and Secretary of State Dean Acheson at United Nations General Assembly in Paris. Nov. 9. 1951. President Harry Truman appointed Roosevelt to the first American delegation to the UN. She served from Dec. 31, 1945, until Dec. 31, 1952,

Father Charles Coughlin boarding train to Chicago Democratic Convention in 1932. A supporter of Franklin Roosevelt, the Radio Priest was invited to speak at the National Convention, June 27- July 2, 1932
Father Charles Coughlin boarding train to Chicago Democratic Convention in 1932. A supporter of Franklin Roosevelt, the Radio Priest was invited to speak at the National Convention, June 27- July 2, 1932

EVB2925150: Father Charles Coughlin boarding train to Chicago Democratic Convention in 1932. A supporter of Franklin Roosevelt, the Radio Priest was invited to speak at the National Convention, June 27- July 2, 1932 / Bridgeman Images

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Father Charles Coughlin boarding train to Chicago Democratic Convention in 1932. A supporter of Franklin Roosevelt, the Radio Priest was invited to speak at the National Convention, June 27- July 2, 1932

Labor leader Walter Reuther was killed in plane crash on May 9, 1970. Reuther, his wife May, architect Oscar Stonorov, Reuther's bodyguard William Wolfman, the pilot and co-pilot were killed when the chartered Lear Jet crashed south of Pellston, Michigan
Labor leader Walter Reuther was killed in plane crash on May 9, 1970. Reuther, his wife May, architect Oscar Stonorov, Reuther's bodyguard William Wolfman, the pilot and co-pilot were killed when the chartered Lear Jet crashed south of Pellston, Michigan

EVB2925077: Labor leader Walter Reuther was killed in plane crash on May 9, 1970. Reuther, his wife May, architect Oscar Stonorov, Reuther's bodyguard William Wolfman, the pilot and co-pilot were killed when the chartered Lear Jet crashed south of Pellston, Michigan / Bridgeman Images

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Labor leader Walter Reuther was killed in plane crash on May 9, 1970. Reuther, his wife May, architect Oscar Stonorov, Reuther's bodyguard William Wolfman, the pilot and co-pilot were killed when the chartered Lear Jet crashed south of Pellston, Michigan

Father Charles Coughlin with his parents, Amelia and Thomas J. Coughlin. April 16, 1942. Shortly afterward, on May 1, 1942, Archbishop Edward Mooney, the new leader of the Catholic Church in Detroit, instructed Coughlin to cease all non-pastoral activities or leave the priesthood
Father Charles Coughlin with his parents, Amelia and Thomas J. Coughlin. April 16, 1942. Shortly afterward, on May 1, 1942, Archbishop Edward Mooney, the new leader of the Catholic Church in Detroit, instructed Coughlin to cease all non-pastoral activities or leave the priesthood

EVB2925154: Father Charles Coughlin with his parents, Amelia and Thomas J. Coughlin. April 16, 1942. Shortly afterward, on May 1, 1942, Archbishop Edward Mooney, the new leader of the Catholic Church in Detroit, instructed Coughlin to cease all non-pastoral activities or leave the priesthood / Bridgeman Images

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Father Charles Coughlin with his parents, Amelia and Thomas J. Coughlin. April 16, 1942. Shortly afterward, on May 1, 1942, Archbishop Edward Mooney, the new leader of the Catholic Church in Detroit, instructed Coughlin to cease all non-pastoral activities or leave the priesthood

Pele of Santos of Brazil with Bobby Moore, on Sept. 22, 1970 (b/w photo)
Pele of Santos of Brazil with Bobby Moore, on Sept. 22, 1970 (b/w photo)

EVB2925089: Pele of Santos of Brazil with Bobby Moore, on Sept. 22, 1970 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

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Pele of Santos of Brazil with Bobby Moore, on Sept. 22, 1970 (b/w photo)

Arabella Churchill (center) stands with other wedding attendants at St. Margaret's Church. London, Nov. 5, 1955. The 3 year old granddaughter of Sir Winston Churchill was bridesmaid at the wedding of Lord Galloway and Teresa Fox-Strangeways
Arabella Churchill (center) stands with other wedding attendants at St. Margaret's Church. London, Nov. 5, 1955. The 3 year old granddaughter of Sir Winston Churchill was bridesmaid at the wedding of Lord Galloway and Teresa Fox-Strangeways

EVB2925189: Arabella Churchill (center) stands with other wedding attendants at St. Margaret's Church. London, Nov. 5, 1955. The 3 year old granddaughter of Sir Winston Churchill was bridesmaid at the wedding of Lord Galloway and Teresa Fox-Strangeways / Bridgeman Images

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Arabella Churchill (center) stands with other wedding attendants at St. Margaret's Church. London, Nov. 5, 1955. The 3 year old granddaughter of Sir Winston Churchill was bridesmaid at the wedding of Lord Galloway and Teresa Fox-Strangeways

Willie Hoppe, carom billiards champion, nearing the end of his competitive career in 1949. He won the World Title in 1952, and retired from title play. He continued to play in exhibition matches
Willie Hoppe, carom billiards champion, nearing the end of his competitive career in 1949. He won the World Title in 1952, and retired from title play. He continued to play in exhibition matches

EVB2925207: Willie Hoppe, carom billiards champion, nearing the end of his competitive career in 1949. He won the World Title in 1952, and retired from title play. He continued to play in exhibition matches / Bridgeman Images

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Willie Hoppe, carom billiards champion, nearing the end of his competitive career in 1949. He won the World Title in 1952, and retired from title play. He continued to play in exhibition matches

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

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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. -

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.

'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

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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

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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 -

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

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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. -


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