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Moss Hart directed the WGN Mutual radio production 'You Can’t Take It With You'. August 1944. Hart and George Kaufman authored the stage hit upon which the network series will be based
Moss Hart directed the WGN Mutual radio production 'You Can’t Take It With You'. August 1944. Hart and George Kaufman authored the stage hit upon which the network series will be based

EVB2924655: Moss Hart directed the WGN Mutual radio production 'You Can’t Take It With You'. August 1944. Hart and George Kaufman authored the stage hit upon which the network series will be based / Bridgeman Images

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Moss Hart directed the WGN Mutual radio production 'You Can’t Take It With You'. August 1944. Hart and George Kaufman authored the stage hit upon which the network series will be based

Hunting, France, September 1960 : game (b/w photo)
Hunting, France, September 1960 : game (b/w photo)

XRA2898625: Hunting, France, September 1960 : game (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

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Hunting, France, September 1960 : game (b/w photo)

Swedish actress, Ingrid Bergman in October 1976. She was in her 43rd film, A MATTER OF TIME, with Liza Minnelli and Charles Boyer
Swedish actress, Ingrid Bergman in October 1976. She was in her 43rd film, A MATTER OF TIME, with Liza Minnelli and Charles Boyer

EVB2924694: Swedish actress, Ingrid Bergman in October 1976. She was in her 43rd film, A MATTER OF TIME, with Liza Minnelli and Charles Boyer / Bridgeman Images

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Swedish actress, Ingrid Bergman in October 1976. She was in her 43rd film, A MATTER OF TIME, with Liza Minnelli and Charles Boyer

Barbara Hutton with her 7th husband, Prince Pierre Raymond Doan Vinh na Champassak. He was an adopted member of the former royal family of the Kingdom of Champasakin, a province of Laos. His ribbon of honor is the Laotian National Order of the Million Elephants and White Parasol. He was a chemist working for a French oil company when she bought him an Indo-Chinese princedom from the Laotian Embassy in Rabat
Barbara Hutton with her 7th husband, Prince Pierre Raymond Doan Vinh na Champassak. He was an adopted member of the former royal family of the Kingdom of Champasakin, a province of Laos. His ribbon of honor is the Laotian National Order of the Million Elephants and White Parasol. He was a chemist working for a French oil company when she bought him an Indo-Chinese princedom from the Laotian Embassy in Rabat

EVB2924779: Barbara Hutton with her 7th husband, Prince Pierre Raymond Doan Vinh na Champassak. He was an adopted member of the former royal family of the Kingdom of Champasakin, a province of Laos. His ribbon of honor is the Laotian National Order of the Million Elephants and White Parasol. He was a chemist working for a French oil company when she bought him an Indo-Chinese princedom from the Laotian Embassy in Rabat / Bridgeman Images

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Barbara Hutton with her 7th husband, Prince Pierre Raymond Doan Vinh na Champassak. He was an adopted member of the former royal family of the Kingdom of Champasakin, a province of Laos. His ribbon of honor is the Laotian National Order of the Million Elephants and White Parasol. He was a chemist working for a French oil company when she bought him an Indo-Chinese princedom from the Laotian Embassy in Rabat

Mustapha Kemal Ataturk, President of Turkey and his wife, Latife Hanouz. She was a multilingual woman educated in Europe and was married to the Turkish leader from Jan. 1923 to August 1925, and was his only wife. For two and a half years, Latife symbolized the new face of Turkish women. She appeared publically with her husband and encouraged women to participate and public life. The couple divorced in 1925 due to incompatibility
Mustapha Kemal Ataturk, President of Turkey and his wife, Latife Hanouz. She was a multilingual woman educated in Europe and was married to the Turkish leader from Jan. 1923 to August 1925, and was his only wife. For two and a half years, Latife symbolized the new face of Turkish women. She appeared publically with her husband and encouraged women to participate and public life. The couple divorced in 1925 due to incompatibility

EVB2924799: Mustapha Kemal Ataturk, President of Turkey and his wife, Latife Hanouz. She was a multilingual woman educated in Europe and was married to the Turkish leader from Jan. 1923 to August 1925, and was his only wife. For two and a half years, Latife symbolized the new face of Turkish women. She appeared publically with her husband and encouraged women to participate and public life. The couple divorced in 1925 due to incompatibility / Bridgeman Images

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Mustapha Kemal Ataturk, President of Turkey and his wife, Latife Hanouz. She was a multilingual woman educated in Europe and was married to the Turkish leader from Jan. 1923 to August 1925, and was his only wife. For two and a half years, Latife symbolized the new face of Turkish women. She appeared publically with her husband and encouraged women to participate and public life. The couple divorced in 1925 due to incompatibility

Earl Browder, Chairman of the Communist Party of the U.S. and Elizabeth Flynn, at NYC Federal Court. Dec. 4, 1939. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, a lifelong leftist activist, was then Secretary of the Committee of Civil Rights for Communists. Browder was facing trial for using false names to obtain State Department passports. He was convicted and eventually served 14 months in prison in 1941-42
Earl Browder, Chairman of the Communist Party of the U.S. and Elizabeth Flynn, at NYC Federal Court. Dec. 4, 1939. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, a lifelong leftist activist, was then Secretary of the Committee of Civil Rights for Communists. Browder was facing trial for using false names to obtain State Department passports. He was convicted and eventually served 14 months in prison in 1941-42

EVB2924838: Earl Browder, Chairman of the Communist Party of the U.S. and Elizabeth Flynn, at NYC Federal Court. Dec. 4, 1939. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, a lifelong leftist activist, was then Secretary of the Committee of Civil Rights for Communists. Browder was facing trial for using false names to obtain State Department passports. He was convicted and eventually served 14 months in prison in 1941-42 / Bridgeman Images

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Earl Browder, Chairman of the Communist Party of the U.S. and Elizabeth Flynn, at NYC Federal Court. Dec. 4, 1939. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, a lifelong leftist activist, was then Secretary of the Committee of Civil Rights for Communists. Browder was facing trial for using false names to obtain State Department passports. He was convicted and eventually served 14 months in prison in 1941-42

Wendell Willkie, Director of United China Relief with Pearl Buck. They present the poster to be used in a drive for million for Chinese relief
Wendell Willkie, Director of United China Relief with Pearl Buck. They present the poster to be used in a drive for million for Chinese relief

EVB2924841: Wendell Willkie, Director of United China Relief with Pearl Buck. They present the poster to be used in a drive for million for Chinese relief / Bridgeman Images

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Wendell Willkie, Director of United China Relief with Pearl Buck. They present the poster to be used in a drive for million for Chinese relief

Lester P. Barlow supervising the set up of his 'GLMITE' bomb. He is preparing for a test at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland
Lester P. Barlow supervising the set up of his 'GLMITE' bomb. He is preparing for a test at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland

EVB2924847: Lester P. Barlow supervising the set up of his 'GLMITE' bomb. He is preparing for a test at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland / Bridgeman Images

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Lester P. Barlow supervising the set up of his 'GLMITE' bomb. He is preparing for a test at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland

American diplomat Averill Harriman meeting with Iranian Premier, Mohammed Mossadegh. August 1951. Harriman attempted to mediate, but British intransigence doomed the talks. Iran proceeded with nationalization of the assets of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company
American diplomat Averill Harriman meeting with Iranian Premier, Mohammed Mossadegh. August 1951. Harriman attempted to mediate, but British intransigence doomed the talks. Iran proceeded with nationalization of the assets of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company

EVB2924866: American diplomat Averill Harriman meeting with Iranian Premier, Mohammed Mossadegh. August 1951. Harriman attempted to mediate, but British intransigence doomed the talks. Iran proceeded with nationalization of the assets of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company / Bridgeman Images

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American diplomat Averill Harriman meeting with Iranian Premier, Mohammed Mossadegh. August 1951. Harriman attempted to mediate, but British intransigence doomed the talks. Iran proceeded with nationalization of the assets of the Anglo Iranian Oil Company

Crown Prince Mohammed Reza of Iran and his Egyptian bride, Princess Fawzia. She is the sister of King Farouk of Egypt and the first of the future Shah of Iran's three wives. March 30, 1939
Crown Prince Mohammed Reza of Iran and his Egyptian bride, Princess Fawzia. She is the sister of King Farouk of Egypt and the first of the future Shah of Iran's three wives. March 30, 1939

EVB2924881: Crown Prince Mohammed Reza of Iran and his Egyptian bride, Princess Fawzia. She is the sister of King Farouk of Egypt and the first of the future Shah of Iran's three wives. March 30, 1939 / Bridgeman Images

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Crown Prince Mohammed Reza of Iran and his Egyptian bride, Princess Fawzia. She is the sister of King Farouk of Egypt and the first of the future Shah of Iran's three wives. March 30, 1939

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

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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

Soviet Union honors border guards who fought Japanese-Manchurian troops, c. Dec. 1935-March 1936. Mikhail Kalinin (center), President of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR, and Vlas Chubar (far left, seated), Vice Chairman of the Council of the People's Commissars of the USSR
Soviet Union honors border guards who fought Japanese-Manchurian troops, c. Dec. 1935-March 1936. Mikhail Kalinin (center), President of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR, and Vlas Chubar (far left, seated), Vice Chairman of the Council of the People's Commissars of the USSR

EVB2925023: Soviet Union honors border guards who fought Japanese-Manchurian troops, c. Dec. 1935-March 1936. Mikhail Kalinin (center), President of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR, and Vlas Chubar (far left, seated), Vice Chairman of the Council of the People's Commissars of the USSR / Bridgeman Images

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Soviet Union honors border guards who fought Japanese-Manchurian troops, c. Dec. 1935-March 1936. Mikhail Kalinin (center), President of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR, and Vlas Chubar (far left, seated), Vice Chairman of the Council of the People's Commissars of the USSR

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

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)

Lift off of Piccard stratosphere balloon from Ford Airport, at Detroit, on October 23, 1934. It carried Jean Piccard and his wife Jeanette toward the stratosphere. The giant balloon came to earth nearly 10 hours later near Cadiz, Ohio
Lift off of Piccard stratosphere balloon from Ford Airport, at Detroit, on October 23, 1934. It carried Jean Piccard and his wife Jeanette toward the stratosphere. The giant balloon came to earth nearly 10 hours later near Cadiz, Ohio

EVB2925113: Lift off of Piccard stratosphere balloon from Ford Airport, at Detroit, on October 23, 1934. It carried Jean Piccard and his wife Jeanette toward the stratosphere. The giant balloon came to earth nearly 10 hours later near Cadiz, Ohio / Bridgeman Images

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Lift off of Piccard stratosphere balloon from Ford Airport, at Detroit, on October 23, 1934. It carried Jean Piccard and his wife Jeanette toward the stratosphere. The giant balloon came to earth nearly 10 hours later near Cadiz, Ohio

Arabella Churchill, granddaughter of Sir Winston Churchill, married Scottish James Barton. August 10, 1972
Arabella Churchill, granddaughter of Sir Winston Churchill, married Scottish James Barton. August 10, 1972

EVB2925190: Arabella Churchill, granddaughter of Sir Winston Churchill, married Scottish James Barton. August 10, 1972 / Bridgeman Images

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Arabella Churchill, granddaughter of Sir Winston Churchill, married Scottish James Barton. August 10, 1972

Bobby Shriver watches the Democratic National Committee approve his father' nomination for VP. After Thomas Eagleton was forced from the ticket, Presidential nominee George McGovern was refused by six others to run as his Vice President. These were: Ted Kennedy, Edmund Muskie, Hubert Humphrey, Abraham Ribicoff, Larry O'Brien and Reubin Askew
Bobby Shriver watches the Democratic National Committee approve his father' nomination for VP. After Thomas Eagleton was forced from the ticket, Presidential nominee George McGovern was refused by six others to run as his Vice President. These were: Ted Kennedy, Edmund Muskie, Hubert Humphrey, Abraham Ribicoff, Larry O'Brien and Reubin Askew

EVB2925260: Bobby Shriver watches the Democratic National Committee approve his father' nomination for VP. After Thomas Eagleton was forced from the ticket, Presidential nominee George McGovern was refused by six others to run as his Vice President. These were: Ted Kennedy, Edmund Muskie, Hubert Humphrey, Abraham Ribicoff, Larry O'Brien and Reubin Askew / Bridgeman Images

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Bobby Shriver watches the Democratic National Committee approve his father' nomination for VP. After Thomas Eagleton was forced from the ticket, Presidential nominee George McGovern was refused by six others to run as his Vice President. These were: Ted Kennedy, Edmund Muskie, Hubert Humphrey, Abraham Ribicoff, Larry O'Brien and Reubin Askew

Sargent Shriver, 1972 Democratic vice presidential nominee, appearing on MEET THE PRESS. Aug. 13, 1972. He criticized President Nixon for failing to accept a 1969 North Vietnamese peace offer to withdraw 90% of their troops from South Vietnam
Sargent Shriver, 1972 Democratic vice presidential nominee, appearing on MEET THE PRESS. Aug. 13, 1972. He criticized President Nixon for failing to accept a 1969 North Vietnamese peace offer to withdraw 90% of their troops from South Vietnam

EVB2925335: Sargent Shriver, 1972 Democratic vice presidential nominee, appearing on MEET THE PRESS. Aug. 13, 1972. He criticized President Nixon for failing to accept a 1969 North Vietnamese peace offer to withdraw 90% of their troops from South Vietnam / Bridgeman Images

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Sargent Shriver, 1972 Democratic vice presidential nominee, appearing on MEET THE PRESS. Aug. 13, 1972. He criticized President Nixon for failing to accept a 1969 North Vietnamese peace offer to withdraw 90% of their troops from South Vietnam

Directors of Japanese sewing school, September 16, 1960 : here visiting Maggy Rouff fashion house (b/w photo)
Directors of Japanese sewing school, September 16, 1960 : here visiting Maggy Rouff fashion house (b/w photo)

XRA2899340: Directors of Japanese sewing school, September 16, 1960 : here visiting Maggy Rouff fashion house (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

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Directors of Japanese sewing school, September 16, 1960 : here visiting Maggy Rouff fashion house (b/w photo)

Italian actress Silvia Sorente in Paris (
Italian actress Silvia Sorente in Paris (

XRA2899358: Italian actress Silvia Sorente in Paris ("gare de Lyon), September 14, 1960 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

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Italian actress Silvia Sorente in Paris ("gare de Lyon), September 14, 1960 (b/w photo)

Minny collection shown by models Doudette, Genevieve and Peggy, September 20, 1960 (b/w photo)
Minny collection shown by models Doudette, Genevieve and Peggy, September 20, 1960 (b/w photo)

XRA2899400: Minny collection shown by models Doudette, Genevieve and Peggy, September 20, 1960 (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

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Minny collection shown by models Doudette, Genevieve and Peggy, September 20, 1960 (b/w photo)

Artist Julian Schnabel writing autographs at the opening of 'Polaroids', Gallery Bernheimer, Briennerstrasse, Munich, 2010 (photo)
Artist Julian Schnabel writing autographs at the opening of 'Polaroids', Gallery Bernheimer, Briennerstrasse, Munich, 2010 (photo)

SZT2899721: Artist Julian Schnabel writing autographs at the opening of 'Polaroids', Gallery Bernheimer, Briennerstrasse, Munich, 2010 (photo) / Bridgeman Images

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Artist Julian Schnabel writing autographs at the opening of 'Polaroids', Gallery Bernheimer, Briennerstrasse, Munich, 2010 (photo)

Robert Choate, behind boxes of mass market breakfast cereals, testifying in Congress. Sept. 9, 1972. Choate attacked the nutritional value of many breakfast cereals
Robert Choate, behind boxes of mass market breakfast cereals, testifying in Congress. Sept. 9, 1972. Choate attacked the nutritional value of many breakfast cereals

EVB2925455: Robert Choate, behind boxes of mass market breakfast cereals, testifying in Congress. Sept. 9, 1972. Choate attacked the nutritional value of many breakfast cereals / Bridgeman Images

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Robert Choate, behind boxes of mass market breakfast cereals, testifying in Congress. Sept. 9, 1972. Choate attacked the nutritional value of many breakfast cereals

Paquin fashion, Paris, August 30, 1949 : trenchcoat and hat (b/w photo)
Paquin fashion, Paris, August 30, 1949 : trenchcoat and hat (b/w photo)

XRA2899876: Paquin fashion, Paris, August 30, 1949 : trenchcoat and hat (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

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Paquin fashion, Paris, August 30, 1949 : trenchcoat and hat (b/w photo)

Fashion by Paquin, August 30, 1949 : headdress (like feathers) (b/w photo)
Fashion by Paquin, August 30, 1949 : headdress (like feathers) (b/w photo)

XRA2899888: Fashion by Paquin, August 30, 1949 : headdress (like feathers) (b/w photo) / Bridgeman Images

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Fashion by Paquin, August 30, 1949 : headdress (like feathers) (b/w photo)

A Washington D.C. parking lot on 14th Street charged 15 cents a hour in 1939. LC-USF33-015622-M2
A Washington D.C. parking lot on 14th Street charged 15 cents a hour in 1939. LC-USF33-015622-M2

EVB2938286: A Washington D.C. parking lot on 14th Street charged 15 cents a hour in 1939. LC-USF33-015622-M2 / Bridgeman Images

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A Washington D.C. parking lot on 14th Street charged 15 cents a hour in 1939. LC-USF33-015622-M2

Jacqueline Cochran 1906-1980 American aviator with F-51 MUSTANG airplane. 1948. LC-USZ62-105221
Jacqueline Cochran 1906-1980 American aviator with F-51 MUSTANG airplane. 1948. LC-USZ62-105221

EVB2938304: Jacqueline Cochran 1906-1980 American aviator with F-51 MUSTANG airplane. 1948. LC-USZ62-105221 / Bridgeman Images

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Jacqueline Cochran 1906-1980 American aviator with F-51 MUSTANG airplane. 1948. LC-USZ62-105221

TWENTIETH CENTURY TRANSPORTATION. 1910 print illustrates the most advanced modes of transportation and communications with a map of the United States. LC-DIG-pga-01017
TWENTIETH CENTURY TRANSPORTATION. 1910 print illustrates the most advanced modes of transportation and communications with a map of the United States. LC-DIG-pga-01017

EVB2938357: TWENTIETH CENTURY TRANSPORTATION. 1910 print illustrates the most advanced modes of transportation and communications with a map of the United States. LC-DIG-pga-01017 / Bridgeman Images

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TWENTIETH CENTURY TRANSPORTATION. 1910 print illustrates the most advanced modes of transportation and communications with a map of the United States. LC-DIG-pga-01017


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