Samuel Harden Church, 82- year-old president of Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh, chuckles over the flurry of comment stirred up by his offer of £320,000 reward for Adolf Hitler. Church, who said he made the offer on behalf of a group of unnamed Pittsburghers, declined comment on the proposition. June 2, 1940. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Samuel Harden Church, 82- year-old president of Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh, chuckles over the flurry of comment stirred up by his offer of £320,000 reward for Adolf Hitler. Church, who said he made the offer on behalf of a group of unnamed Pittsburghers, declined comment on the proposition. June 2, 1940. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).
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