Sydney Morning Herald Collection

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Japanese "Bluebeard" Goes To Court - Flanked by two policemen, one of whom holds the traditional rope attached to the prisoner's handcuffed wrists, Yoshio Kodaira, 43, is taken to court in Tokyo to face charges that he was responsible for the deaths of 10 women. Under Japanese law the straw hat he wears is allowed to hide his shame. March 14, 1947. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).

The Princess Visits The Canadian Senate -- Princess Elizabeth Photographed entering the Senate with the Prime Minister, Mr. St. Laurent. Their Royal Highnesses, Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, during their visit to Ottawa, made a tour of the Canadian Parliament Buildings. October 13, 1951. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Eucharistic Congress - Sydney 1953 - Religion. April 30, 1953.

Elaine Blanshard, always a fashion leader, wore a suit of English corded beige material with a jaunty chocolate waistcoat-her cravat was kept in place with a gold key chain. August 24, 1951. (Photo by David R. Jones).

Royal Canadian Tour: At The State Dinner In Ottawa -- Happiness shared by Princess Elizabeth, the Duke of Edinburgh and Viscount and Viscountess Alexander at the State dinner given by the Governor General at Government house, Ottawa. October 15, 1951. (Photo by Paul Popper Ltd.).

Twins Look At Their Three Baby Brothers - Mrs. L. Birthisel and her triplets, Gary Geoffrey and Peter (belived to be the world's heaviest-their combined weight at birth was 231lb. 1oZ) being visited by her twin sons. Terence and Bryan. aged 3½ at Yarrawonga Hospital. The twins are seen admiring their baby brothers. August 28, 1945.

Starlet From France -- Young Parisier dark-haired Anouk Aimee wearing a very pleasing smile. Latest recruit to the J. Arthur Race Organisation is 16-years-old Anouk Aimee, of Paris. Anouk was at school in London, and therefore speaks English,but before she starts work on her new film, "Golden Salamander" she will have a special governess to improve her accent. February 01, 1949. (Photo by Evening Newspapers).;Starlet From France -- Young Parisier dark-haired Anouk Aimee wearing a very pleasing

Many German aircraft have been shot down in the Western Desert inside Tobruk. The picture shows a Messerschmidt 110 shot down in the desert by a fighter of the R.A.F. September 2, 1941.

As the funeral procession passes weep bitterly for the headmaster they (''Goodbye, Mr. Chips-''). The headmaster these children are weeping for is not the ''old basher'' so many of us remember. October 4, 1955.

Going on with the lesson of linking objects, Mrs. Reynish says, pointing to a picture of herself, "That's mummy.". October 4, 1954. (Photo by Russell Westwood).

Bullfight -- Prince Philip in tweed suit and cap, is unrecognised in his dark glasses at the ringside. Next to him (right) is an unidentified friend. Unrecognised by the crowd, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, attended an out-of-season Bullfight in the local bullring at La Linea De La Conception, near Gibraltar, Feb , 25. The prince, in dark glasses and wearing a light green tweed suit with cap to match, sat in a ringside seat with an unidentified friend. The bullfights, reputedly for charity, cashed in on the presence of units of the British fleet which were in Gibraltar - the audience was predominantly British, Prince Philip, commander of the frigate HMS magpie, took some cine-photos of the second bullfight. March 30, 1951. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

The Duke Pays A Surprise Visit -- Cup of tea in hand, the Duke watches the boxing with keen interest. On his right is the referee, on his left one of the club members. Unheralded and unannounced, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh last night walked into the Canterbury Club, one of the Oxford and Bermondsey group of clubs, to see a boxing contest against the Rugby Club, of North Kensington. His visit was the last of a series of 9 he has made informally during the pass month to clubs of London Federation of Boys Clubs, of which he is patron. December 10, 1948. (Photo by Fox).

Hon. James White. August 28, 1950.

Trail Flight Before New Zealand And Back Record Attempt -- Australian Anniversary in flight during yesterday's trail at Gravesend. Flying Officer Clouston, holder of the England-Cape back record, yesterday had a trail flight on Australian anniversary - formerly the Comet - with his flying companion Mr. Victor Ricketts, at Gravesend. They are shortly to leave or an attempt on the England and back record. January 24, 1938. (Photo by Keystone).

Nazi Raider Crippled By R.A.F. Fighters Crashes. The Nazi bomber on its nose after the crash. A German Heinkel bomber crashed on the north-east coast after it had been crippled by the fire of Royal Air force fighters which engaged it after the enemy had appeared near the Firth of Forth. Two other Nazi raiders were badly damaged by British filters when attacks were made on shipping off the north-east coast. March 1, 1940.

Condemned Girl's Mother -- Mrs. Elizabeth Neilson visited her daughter, Ruth Ellis in Holloway Jail Yesterday, after Mrs. Ellis had learned officially that she must die tomorrow for the murder of her lover, David Blakeley. But she did not tell her mother - and her mother did not know then that Britain's home Secretary, Mr. Gwilym Lloyd-George, had turned down requests for a reprieve. She was "Just the same", Mrs. Neilson Said. July 12, 1955.

British Arctic Air Route Expedition: Stephenson using the expedition's wireless set out on the Ice Cap, for receiving the 10 a.m. time signal from Rugby, England. September 15, 1931. (Photo by British Arctic Air Route Expedition Photograph).

The Sky's the Limit, or near enough to it, when this new 120 foot extension ladder, latest addition to the equipment of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade is brought into action. This picture was taken today during first tests of the ladder which is only 12 ft. shorter than Melbourne's height-limit buildings. The ladder truck is among first units of modem equipment to be acquired by the Fire Brigade. January 10, 1939.

Independence Day In Prague - "Workers Guards" - all carrying arms - marching in procession past the National Museum, Prague.Independence Day was celebrated in Prague with a great parade of military and civil demonstrations. November 4, 1949. (Photo by Sports & General Press Agency Limited).

Cities of The World St. Moritz (Fifth of Fourteen). The quaint sport of curling is to be seen at St. Moritz. Here, at the Kulm Hotel Curling Rink, enthusiasts of the game play with the majestic Alps rising in the background. Among the most impressive of the many facilities at the Aviemore Centre is this skating and curling rink, which has an area of 20,000 square feet. The highly-polished curling stones weigh over 40 lbs. November 2, 1955. (Photo by United Press).

"Niagara" - Also Salvage Scenes - Merchant Shipping. February 24, 1942.

Lt. Cdr. The Duke of Edinburgh With The Royal Navy In The Mediterranean -- These photographs were taken during the Mediterranean Fleet's summer cruise - Prince Philip's last cruise in H.M.S. Magpie before he returned to the United Kingdom in August. A favourite sport in the Mediterranean Fleet is water-skiing. This shot was taken from a beach at Marmarice in Turkey: Preparing the mouth of a small stream on the beach at Marmarice for an attempt to shoot up it on skis. H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh is seen on the right. By a private photographer by pemission of the Duke of Edinburgh. At Marmarice beach preparing a spot to shoot up on the beach on water skis. August 5, 1951. (Photo by Camera Press).

Several Trains Ran Over Him. - Nobody knows the real name of the dog above, but it should be "Lucky" What else could you call him He was seen by the staff at a London Underground station crouching in the pit between the lines near a signal box, and several traine ran over him before they could get him out. All the damage he suffered was a somewhat battered left ear: after that was patched by the night staff of the R.S.P.C.A. he felt fine. Two Trains ran over this dog while crouched in a pit between the lines near a signal box at a London underground railway station. He suffered only a battered left ear. Nobody knew the dog's name, but it should be "Lucky" Staff of the RSPCA said the dog "felt fine" after-- the injury was treated. March 17, 1947. (Photo by Mirror Features).

New 21-Passenger Plane Arrives -- New Giant Airliner for Australian National Airway being landed from the freighter Clydebank in Melbourne today. She is a 21-passenger Douglas DC3. When assembly and tests are completed the plane will be christened Kanana ("Silent") and put into commission. A sister machine, to be known as the Warana ("Blue Sky") is on the way here. October 18, 1938.

Airplanes En Masse -- Photo taken from overhead crane bay at Lockheed Aircraft Corporation's final assembly line in Burbank, Calif., shows big new transports and radar airplanes marching to completion in close ranks. Note comparative size of workman on floor below 50-foot horizontal stabilizer of the first transport and men on the tail of the second. Multimillion dollar array of airplanes above include big new Super-G transports for Eastern Air Lines and TWA (foreground) and early warning radar

Southern Cross Jr. Guy Menzies (right) & Albert James. March 4, 1931.

Skilled mechanics at Wheeler Field, U.S. Army airport, working on the "Lady Southern Cross" just as enthusiastically and willingly as they would have if she had been flown by American fliers. December 24, 1934.

Robert Wadlow action boy who is 8ft 5ins. September 7, 1936. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Major-Gen. E.K. Smart - General Officer Commanding the Southern Command. New Quartermaster General today at Victoria Barracks ***** E.K. Smart, who is the ***** Southern Command. Lieut.-***** is the present G.O.C., *****. November 06, 1940.

"Mopnties" Arrive For Coronation. Sheila Oxley, a Coronation visitor from Toronto (Canada) starts off her "Coronation Album" by snapping the Mounties on the deck of the "Scythia" upon arrival at Southampton. The "Scythia" arrived at Southampton this morning and on board were the contingent of Royal Canadian Mounted Relica, who will take part in the Coronation Procession on June 2nd. These 40 Mounties will be staying at the Union Jack Club in London and, during Coronation Festivities, they will be performing their famous Musical Ride. May 4, 1953. (Photo by Fox Photos).

Clayton S. Shoemaker. May 01, 1953.

"Miss Australia" Beauty Queen Arrives on World Tour - She Offended Sponsors: Charming smile from "Miss Australia" beauty queen Margaret Hughes, on her arrival on board the Orcades. Beauty Queen who nearly lost her throne, 19-year-old honey blonde Sydney model Margaret Hughes, arrived here from Australia on board the liner Orcades. Winning the "Miss Australia of 1949" contest, Margaret earned for herself a six month tour of the world, but offended the sponsors when she refused to travel with the approved chaperon. May 30, 1950.

William Faulkner - Novelist. July 01, 1955. (Photo by United Press Association).

Jump.. Every Thursday firemen from various station have fire drill at headquarters. From 45 feet up, a probationary fireman leaps into a jumping sheet while 35 men hold it steady. May 11, 1950.

Life moves at a Leisurely pace for Bruen Finey - no one to worry about, no one to please, wonderful surf at the bottom of the hill, and most of the things that make for a congenial evening with friends. December 15, 1952.

Princess Elizabeth Meets The President -- Princess Elizabeth with the President facing a Barrarge of Microphones after her arrival at Washington Airport. Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh have broken their Canadian tour to spend a few days in the United States at the Invitation of President Truman. November 02, 1951. (Photo by Paul Popper Ltd.).

Duke of Edinburgh's Polo Team Wins -- Duke of Edinburgh rides on to the polo ***** park, Sussex, yesterday. He was playing back for Cowdray and his team beat Beechwood. The Duke of Edinburgh rides out to play in a polo match in Sussex, his team won. May 24, 1952. (Photo by Daily Mail Contract Picture).

Dinah Shore. May 6, 1952.

Indian dancer Shivaram (left) and Janaki during one of their ceremonial dances. Currently appearing in Melbourne, they will go to Sydney in a few weeks. March 16, 1950.

Ananda Shivaram - Stage/Screen. March 16, 1950.

Queen Elizabeth - Christmas Card 1958 - Royalty. December 22, 1955.

The Queen waves to school- ***** greet her at Pilgrim's School, Playing Field ***** Monday. Beside her walks Councillor *****. July 26, 1955. (Photo by Evening Standard Picture).

Arrive For Stampede -- Princess Elizabeth steps down from the stage coach which brought her, and the Duke of Edinburgh (Behind Princess), to the stampede (Rodeo) Festivities at Calgary, Alberta, October 18. The stage coach is the one used by King Edward VII when as a young man he visited Canada in 1860. October 21, 1951. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

On The March In Prague - Armed worker guards on the march through the streets of Prague - one of the many demonstrations taking place since the recent Government changes in Czechoslovakia.A picture just received from the Czech capital. March 3, 1948. (Photo by Sports & General Press Agency Limited).

Johnstone..."People" The ship "Claymore". September 18, 1953. On 19 June 1940 she was under the command of Captain William Martin and had just left Auckland when, off Bream Head, Whangarei at 3.40 am, she struck a mine laid by the German auxiliary cruiser Orion and sank in 121 metres (70 fathoms) of water at 5.32 am. The mines were part of an extensive field of moored contact-type mines laid by the Orion on the night of 1314 June, and a further three mines were disposed of by minesweepers in the area. A secret and large consignment of gold from the Bank of England was in Niagara's strong room and went down with the ship. There were 295 boxes, each containing two ingots of gold (590 ingots total), valued at £2,500,000.[4 The gold was payment from the United Kingdom to the United States, which had not yet entered the war, for munitions supplies.The Claymore recovered 555 gold bars

1930's Depression George Green at City night refugee. December 4, 1938.

Meal times, though always a lesson for Julie, were frequently happy and gay. October 4, 1954. (Photo by Russell Westwood).

Britain's Sporting Royal Couple -- Their Royal Highnesses Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh. The Duke of Edinburgh who is an enthusiastic cricketer is here taking a turn at bowling at the ***** when this picture was taken Lieutenant Mountbatten ***** was an instructor at the Petty Officers Training Centre at Corsham. The Duke's ability as an off-spinner has been commended sincerely by such a competent judge as Bradman. The Duke of Edinburgh shows his own bowing style. March 6, 1955.

Straight left arm pulls club down as he unwinds pivot Weight being transferred to left leg. Wrists cocked. October 1, 1952.;Straight left arm pulls club down as he unwinds pivot Weight being transferred to left leg. Wrists cocked.

Britain In Air At Farnborough -- Photographed at Farnborough, the Vickers-Armstrongs' "Valiant" long-range bomber, powered by four Rolls-Royce Avon turbo jet engines. The latest developments in British aircraft design and construction are to be seen at the Society of British aircraft Constructors Display at present being held at Farnborough. September 12, 1951. (Photo by Fox Photos).;Britain In Air At Farnborough -- Photographed at Farnborough, the Vickers-Armstrongs' "Valiant" long-range bombe

How They Escaped -- Bearded Eric Williams brings to life for an enthralled schoolboy audience one of history's most amazing escape stories - the drama of ' The wooden Horse ' at the imperial war Museum, Lambeth, London, when he manded over this replica today (Thursday). Williams, who was a prisoner of war in Stalag Luft III, wrote the story of the exploit in which airmen escaped from the camp in 1944. A Perspex window has been cut in the side of the replica to show how men were concealed inside

R.A.F. Attack On Cologne Of 28/10/44. Another RAF. reconnaissance picture taken after the attack of 28/10/44. Shows the large highway suspension bridge which was completely demolished. Cologne, worst damaged city in the whole of the Ruhr and Rhineland, was given its heaviest attack of the whole war by RAF. Bomber Command in the daylight attack of 28/10/44. Lancasters and Halifaxes dropped a great weight of high explosives and incendiary bombs on the railway and industrial city. The bombers were

Jane Wyman, Warner Bros. Pictures. December 10, 1954. (Photo by Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corporation).

Polish actor Stanislav Zienciakiewicz, who plays the part of Stalin in the Associated British - Mario Zampi production "Top Secret", begins his day at Elstree studios in the make-up chair - for it is a long and complicated business turning oneself into the Russian leader! March 11, 1953.

French Service Chiefs: General Henri Zeller -- Military Governor of Paris; Inspector General of the French Reserves. (Territorial Army). April 12, 1954. (Photo by Camera Press).

Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten - Prince Philip says been a keen athlete, and participated in sporting events of his school. Keen athlete, Philip attended a Scottish public school of Gordonstoun. Picture taken in 1935 shows him, aged 14, fixing his spikes for the high jump in inter-school sports. June 17, 1935.

Lightning - Lock will ***** line under. May 28, 1947. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).

Danes Honor Favorite Son -- One of the world's beloved tellers of fairy tales, Hans Christian Andersen is commemorated with this beautiful statue which stands in a museum near his birthplace in Odense, Denmark. April 11, 1952. (Photo by United Press Photo).

He Sells Silence -- A "gun" that shoots out sound - Douglas Smart fits a blank cartridge into a reflector. The noise of the shot can be accurately aimed. Restoring quiet in a noisy world is the unusual occupation of Mr. Douglas Smart. As one of the few architectural acoustical engineers in Britain, he often finds himself a keeper of the peace. Once he was called in to treat a council house after rebellious tenants, demanding privacy, had refused to pay rent. In his 20 years' experience, Mr. Smar

Sir Daniel Aarons - Federal Legacy Council. December 19 1946.

The Northrop XB-35, the Flying Wing, is important, new. The Air Force has one flying has contracted for eleven. November 18, 1947. ;The Northrop XB-35, the Flying Wing, is important, new. The Air Force has one flying has contracted for eleven.

Facial includes ten minutes massage. March 14, 1955.

From Alan Wardrobe "Centralian Advocate" Alice springs. February 04, 1949.;From Alan Wardrobe "Centralian Advocate" Alice springs.

Readying Rescue Ship For Dash To Sunken Sub -- Mechanics fixing salvage pumps for the Navy Tug Sagamore at the Brooklyn Navy Yard today as the Sagamore was prepared for a trip to Portsmouth. N.H., where the submarine Squalus sank today. Some of the pumps were to be used in forcing air into the sunken submarine. May 23, 1939. (Photo by Wide World Photo).

Squalus Towed Into Navy Yard Dock -- The salvaged submarine Squalus being towed to a dock at Portsmouth Navy Yard, following recent, successful raising operations. After removal of the bodies of the 26 men, the submergible will be put in dry dock for reconditioning. September 14, 1939. (Photo by Acme).

Guard UNO Main Gate. The main gate of the UNO Building, formerly the gymnasium of Hunter College in the Bronx, N.Y. is guarded by two UNO security police, Marvin F. McNerney (left) and Denis J. Casey, March 19. An unidentified New York City policeman stands at the far right. March 19, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo). ;Guard UNO Main Gate. The main gate of the UNO Building, formerly the gymnasium of Hunter College in the Bronx, N.Y. is guarded by two UNO security police, Marvin F. McNerne

Battleships On Visit To New York -- This air view shows some of the 28 battleships of the U.S. fleet that arrived in New York April 29 as they steamed up the Hudson River. The Manhatten Shoreline is at left. April 29, 1939. (Photo by ACME).;Battleships On Visit To New York -- This air view shows some of the 28 battleships of the U.S. fleet that arrived in New York April 29 as they steamed up the Hudson River. The Manhatten Shoreline is at left.

Bruce Rollinson. July 22, 1945.

Heralds Of Christmas -- Bathed in light that shadows the 13th century tracing of the old porch, youthful choristers, in their surplices and peaked caps, rehearse Christmas carols at the village church of St. Peter at South Weald, Essex. During the Christmas season the choir will sing carols at local hostelries and almshouses. The choristers are trained at the church school in the village under Miss D.M. Thompson. During the last war, ten thousand soldiers - who passed through a nearby camp - worshipped at the Church of St. Peter. December 6, 1949.

Misc-Christmas-Carols singers. December 16, 1953.

Members of the tall Girls' club held ***** since the club was formed in July at the Buck's ***** night. Twenty-five girls over 5ft. 9 in. have joined ***** and their aim is to get manufacturers to make clothing suitable for girls of their height. Here during the meeting. Marlene Broad (left) hands the telephone to the club's tallest member, Pat Reid. January 12, 1955. (Photo by "The News" and "The Mail" Adelaide).

Make-up complete, tiny skin patches are cleaned. August 6, 1953. (Photo by Austral-International Press Agency).

Fancy 'Weskit' -- Actor Allan Wheatley lends colour to an autumn day with his multi-coloured willow pattern on brocade waistcoat - a modern creation - worn at a meeting of the Waistcoat Club at the Chez Auguste restaurant in Soho, London, to-day (Thursday). Allan, as a member of the Club, calls himself a 'Weskiteer', after the fashion of the early 19th century, when every well-dressed man wore a waistcoat and called it a 'weskit'. Members of the Club are bound to be the owners of at least one f

An Unusual Formation -- Formation flying of aircraft of widely different performances such as this is a difficult feat. These aircraft all belong to the central Flying School at Upavon. All the aeroplanes in this photograph are different. Reading from the camera they are the Avro "Anson" (coastal reconnaissance aircraft), "Oxford", twin-engined trainer, "Hart", bomber and training aircraft, Avro "Tutor" and "Fury," single-seater fighter. July 27, 1938. (Photo by Paul Popper).

R.A.F. Bomber Command Attack Permanent Way Depot At Chambly, France. The scene of destruction after the attack. Many of the buildings have been completely obliterated, and the target area is pitted with bomb craters. May 1, 1944. (Photo by British Official Air Ministry Photo).

Wool - Woolen Industry & Product - Trades & Tradesman (See Also Pastoral File: Wool Buyers Etc.). August 30, 1951.

For Relaxation William Faulkner likes to get out into sunshine. He likes boating. He is shown here reconditioning a sailboat that sank about a year ago. He enjoys doing wood work. June 05, 1955. (Photo by United Press).

Barry Evans. March 03, 1948.

Radar-General Scenes - Science (See Also: Australia Army: Navy R.A.F. & General Merchant Shipping & Aviation Science). September 10, 1945.

Inflation Hits The Abacus (2) Of Set Of Four -- Housewives in a Shanghai night class devote full attention to the abacus. It has two sections divided by a bar of wood. Polished split bamboo sticks run up and down. The number of the sticks is always odd ranging from nine to thirteen. Seven wooden beads are placed on each stick, two in the upper section and five in the lower. Beads in the upper area represent five and those in the lower one making a total of 15 in each column. Contrary to Chinese

Consolidated Vultees' new Liberator Liner. December 1, 1944.

The bright lights of Piccadilly Circus, London ***** the world's liveliest city. December 14, 1955. ;The bright lights of Piccadilly Circus, London ***** the world's liveliest city.

Leather toilet case is fitted with shaving gear, mirror, hairbrush, comb and clothes brush. Just the thing for business trips. December 8, 1953.

Putting the Guba into the water at Rose Bay prior to her Pacific Flight. June 14, 1939.;Putting the Guba into the water at Rose Bay prior to her Pacific Flight.

Actor Weds Fashion Editor. Actor Jeffrey Lynn of Worcester, Mass., and his Bride, the former Grace Esther Tippet (fashion editor Robin Chandler), smile as they hold hands in car after their marriage at St. Dart Holomew's (Episcopal) Church, Park Avenue, New York, October 5. October 5, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).;Actor Weds Fashion Editor. Actor Jeffrey Lynn of Worcester, Mass., and his Bride, the former Grace Esther Tippet (fashion editor Robin Chandler), smile as they hold hands in

Rebirth Of A French Town -- George Tirles draws water from the town pump for Madame Louise Colingon after the Nazis broke the water mains in Laval when they dynamited a bridge. November 4, 1944. (Photo by Lawrence Riordan).;Rebirth Of A French Town -- George Tirles draws water from the town pump for Madame Louise Colingon after the Nazis broke the water mains in Laval when they dynamited a bridge.

Scene Of Holland Tunnel Blast. This was the scene in the Holland Tunnel just west of the mid-line, May 13, after drums of chemicals on a truck (left) exploded, filling the underwater highway with carbon disulphide fumes, Several trucks caught fire from the blast which ripped out sections of the wall and ceiling of the tunnel. The tube links Jersey City, N.J., with New York City. May 13, 1949. (Photo by Associated Press Photo). ;Scene Of Holland Tunnel Blast. This was the scene in the Holland Tun

Navy Day Flags - Signal flags from ships which saw action in the Pacific, spell out in International Code above the Marque of the Hotel Commodore Here, the navy day Slogan Your Navy Victor in was Guardian in peace. October 27 1946. (Photo by Wide World Photos). ;Navy Day Flags - Signal flags from ships which saw action in the Pacific, spell out in International Code above the Marque of the Hotel Commodore Here, the navy day Slogan Your Navy Victor in was Guardian in peace.

Ringside Seats In A Hotel Ballroom. Past and present champions in sports and notables in other fields attended the all-America sports dinner at the Hotel Astor, New York City, December 14, St aged by John Hay Whitney for the Benefit of a coal fund for the needy. Six of the east's Leading Amateur heavyweight boxers performed on a modifield ring set up in the Huge Banquet Hall. A general view of the Hall with the ring and the guests at their tables. December 14, 1933. (Photo by Associated Press Ph

British Scientists Conquering Tsetse Fly. New Drug Tests In Africa -- The scourge of tropical Africa - an infected tsetse fly. This species is found in large number at Kiboko, Kenya, site of the present large-scale Antrycide experiment. The trypanosomes are carried in the insect's hollow proboscis, clearly shown in picture. The flies are slightly larger than ordinary houseflies. British scientists have reported success in months - long experiments with the new drug Antrycide - latest weapon agai

College Hall to House UNO Offices. Davis Hall (Above) at Hunter College, New York, has been selected as a location for some of the Administrative offices of the United Nations Organization. The UNO Security Council will meet in the nearby Hunter College Gymnasium. February 28, 1946. (Photo by Associated Press Photo). ;College Hall to House UNO Offices. Davis Hall (Above) at Hunter College, New York, has been selected as a location for some of the Administrative offices of the United Nations Orga

Awaiting Presidential Review -- Units of The U.S. fleet lie at Anchor over A seven-mile stretch of The Hudson River Oct. 27 as they wanted to be reviewed by President Truman during New York City's Navy Bay ceremonies. Manhattan Island is off to the left. October 27, 1945. (Photo by Associated Press Photo).;Awaiting Presidential Review -- Units of The U.S. fleet lie at Anchor over A seven-mile stretch of The Hudson River Oct. 27 as they wanted to be reviewed by President Truman during New York Ci

Misc.-Dancing-Gen. August 25, 1953.

The QM Test Team on their trip through the desert while breathing into Douglas bags at the Yuma Test Station. July 23, 1954. (Photo by U.S. Army Photograph).

Right: Either feet or hands can be used on this unusual exercising and transport machine invented by a Canadian. When the feet are tired, motive power can be obtained by the two persons behind pulling"Oars". March 09, 1936.

Wool - Woolen Industry & Product - Trades & Tradesman (See Also Pastoral File: Wool Buyers Etc.) August 30, 1951.

V.2 Equipment -- A view of rocket at the commencement of flight. At Cuxhaven B.A.O.R. Scientific experts are experimenting with the V. 2 rockets. The picture show stages in the preparation and firing of a rocket. October 5, 1947. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

He found employment with an Australian firm reproducing in quality plaster models for decorative and advertising uses. His main desire, is to create real works of art. March 25, 1953.

Mai Zetterling. December 14, 1950.

Stalin Stops For Tea - He looks like Marshal Stalin in his jovial mood. But the sam over is oddly un-Russian, and the man with the uncanny resemblance to the Soviet leader is, in fact, Stanislav Zienciakiewicz, 46-year-old Polish actor who is portraying the Soviet leader in the new British film 'Top Secret'. He is seen pouring himself a cup of tea from the Wagon on the set at Elstree Studios, Hertfordshire. Zienciakiewicz has played Stalin several times before in London revues. His measurement

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