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3 THE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART |1 WEST 53 STREET, NEW YORK 19, N. Y. TflEPHONI: CIICLI 5 - 8 9 0 0 _
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THS EXACT INSTANT, EVENTS AND PAGES IN 100 YEARS OF NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY
- I^LIFINARY BACKGROUND RELEASE -
A large exhibition of American news photography assembled from all
over the country by Edward Steichen, Director of the Museum's Deoart-
ment of Photography, is now being installed at the Museum of Modern
Art, 11 West 53 Street. The exhibition, occupying the entire first
floor of the Museum, will open to the public on February 9 and will
remain on view until I* ay 1. It will include approximately 300 news
and documentary photographs from the past 100 years, selected by !!r«
Steichen from an estimated 10,000 prints which he has viewed.
The idea of such an exhibition has been in T*r. Steichen1 s mind
since 193^ when he first started collecting newspaper clippings for
such a possibility. To assemble material, he has researched the files
of the National Archives, the Library of Congress, the Smithsonian
Institution, as well as the press associations, newspapers and picture
magazines; he has canvassed press Photographers countrywide through
the National Press Photographers Association.
The exhibition galleries will open with a vast mural of the
atomic bomb which will cover an entire wall 1I4. feet high by 30 feet
long. From this the pictures range both in size and in time to the
small original daguerreotypes, from the Smithsonian Institution; these
show sailing vessels from all over the world abandoned in l8li9 in the
San Francisco harbor during the rush for California gold.
Fr. Steichen, commenting on the exhibition, says:
"in addition to spot news pictures, the exhibition will include feature pictures of the kind that document daily living. The emphasis in the selection of the show has been more on the penetrating quality of the reporting rather than on the importance of the news event. In addition, this panorama of pictures aims to demonstrate the influence of the changing photographic techniques on the final result: the early wet plate, the dry plate, the introduction of roll and cut film, flash powder, high speed panchromatic emulsions, flash bulbs and finally the electronic speed light.
"Both in the selection of the pictures and In the presentation and hanging of them, the exhibition seeks to demonstrate the i^oortarce of meaningful as well as newsworthy images in recording the life of tj&e nation.
"Today the news picture generally appears as a supplement to the written word. As the quality of reportorial photography develops and its use continues to accelerate, the written word may well become the supplement to the visual image."
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Assembled by Edward Steichen, exhibited Feb. 2 12. Mav 2-JL
CHECK LIST
OINT ARMY-NAVY TASK FORCE: Tho underwater blast at Bikini, July 24, 194-6 (mural).
S. ARMY: V-2 Rocket in New Mexico, 1943 (mural).
ANSHi MIETH, LIFE: "Everybody finally has to face the facts" - monkey fleeing from an experimented colony in Puerto Rico.
gILDREN:
C. C. COOK: v;ill Rogers and his children.
BARHVT CO :K:~RD, .LOUISVILLE' COURi:r"l-JOURNAL AND TIMES: The. parade, .Nov. 1948.
JAMES CATHEY, NATIONWIDE JOURNAL PHOTO, FORT WORTH: Boy falling off steer.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, AP: Girls watching basketball game, Jan. 1949.
JERVAS VI. BALDWIN, DES MOINES REGISTER: Girls' basketball game, Mar. 1948.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, ACME: Girl with Van Johnson's autograph, Nov. 1946.
PETER SEKAER, VOGUE: "Student Election, Children's Village"
FRED LAWRENCE, NEWS MESSENGER, MARSHALL TEXAS: Children after school.
BRUCE HOPKINS, N.Y. DAILY MIRROR: Award of 11-year-old girl in custody case, Sept. 1947.
MORRIS ENGEL: Boy behind bars.
DAN McELLENEY, N.Y. DAILY MIRROR: Blind children with the clown Emmet Kelly, May 1948.
EDV.IN ELMER NEAL, ACME: Old schoolroom in Keota, Iowa.
MAURICE MILLER, HOUSTON POST: "School's Out'."
SPORTS:
MATTHEW ZI:.1MERMAN, AP: "Smash Hit" - for Chalky Y/right in fight with Humberto Zavala of Mexico, Sept. 1945.
MEYER LIEBOVilTS, N.Y. TIMES: Boxing glove on face of Cerdan, Sept. 1948.
HAROLD EDGERTON: Foot and football, N.I.T.
JOE COSTA, N.Y. DAILY NEWS: "Dead Pan Louis" - Louis vs. Godoy, June 1940.
ANDREW LOPEZ, ACME: Hockey game between N.Y. Rangers and the Montreal Canadiens, Dec. 1945.
CHESTFR GABRYSIAK, CHICAGO TRIBUNE: Boxer in air, Feb. 1947.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, INP: Leo Durocher watching World Series game.
Dl-NTE 0. TRANQUILLE, UTICA OBSERVER-DISPATCH AND DAILY PRESS: Football game.
IZZY KAPLAN, N.Y. DAILY MIRROR: Stan Musial slides home in St. Louis vs. Giants game, Apr. 1947.
FRANK P. MONTONE, PHILADELPHIA EVENING BULLETIN AND SUNDAY BULLETIN: Rugby.
HUGH 3R0DFRICK, INP: English Mrs. Betty Hilton and American Doris Hart, Forest Hills.
BONHAM CROSS, MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE: "Don't Fence Me In" - basketball.
CARMEN REPORTO, CHICAGO TIMES: Britton vs. Earl, Jan. 1945.
AL I'ONTHH'RDE, LOS ANGELES EXAMINER: Woman diver, Itojorie GeString, does a half twift.
J. S. JOHNSON: Diver, Stereoscope, 1889.
GJON nilLl, LIFE: Polo action, two players.
HAT FEW, N.Y. HERALD TRIBUNE: Babe Ruth at 25th anniversary of opening of Yankee Stadium, wearing the famous Wo. 3, June 194-3.
GJON KII.L.1, LIFEl Ice hockey.
THE INTERNATIONAL LIMELIGHT:
JEAN-JV.CnJES LEVY, API lime, peron at reception, July 194-7.
ARTHUR RICKERBY, ACME: Dulles at U.N. session attacked by Vishinsky as a warmonger, Eleanor Roosevelt also listening, Sept. 1947.
ARTHUR ROTHSTEIN, LOOK: Four scenes of U.N. activities.
ROMANI, A?: Pope crosses signals in reaching to shake hands with Monsignor Diago Venine, Sept. 194-7,
BEMARC SCHMITZ, INP: Russian diplomat Sokolovsky on wry to Allied Military Governors' meeting, Sept. 1948.
PEOPLE:
SAM FALK, N.Y. TIMES: Folk festival on New York streets.
STAi&SX KOREICK, LOOK: A family in the New York subway.
B.-ENEY COHHEffi, LOUISVILLE COUEini-JOURNAL AND TBlESl "People - 1943" -waiting on street corner for light to change, Oct. 1948.
RUSGEL! LEE, FARM SECURITY .ADMINISTRATION: Negro choir,
W, EUGENE SMITH, LIFE: Three scenes from "Country Doctor."
VJEBGEE, FROM HIS BOOK "NAKED CITY": "Tenement Penthouse" - children sleep on Eire escape.
FAMOUS PEOPLE:
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, WASHINGTON POST: Laughters of the American Revolution .
MFR1YN BRENTON, CHICAGO HERALD AMERICAN: Clarence Dsrrow at Leopold-Loeb trial, 1924.
ALLEN SNIPES, AP: E. H. Crump, Memphis political boss, May 1947.
ANTHONY BEUNaTO, N.Y. DAILY MIRROR: Mike I uill and company of T.E.U. at hearing on subway slowdown in N.Y,
HARTL/NE KLOTZ, CHICAGO DAILY NF^S: Sewell Avery being escorted out of Montgomery Ward Co.
TONY BGRaRDZ, CHICAGO HERALD AMERICAN: John Dillinger with woman sheriff and State*! attorney of Lake County, Indiana. Due to this photo, the latter lost his office. Dillinger later escaped from the woman sheriff's jail, 1934.
ANTBDSX BrRNATO, N.Y. DAILY MIRROR: La Guardia turns over office to the new Mayor, O'Dwyer.
IRVING tiABHBMAN, N.Y. STAR: O'Dwyer mops his brow over a strike situation.
JOHN ROUS, AP: Eisenhower talks with women requesting return of G.I.s, Jan. 1946.
LELANP BENPEK, MILWAUKEE SFNTIN1L: "An Eisenhower Get* the Hook" - the Eisenhower brothers.
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fjiTAOgjS PEOPLE continued:
HOWARD D. POTTER, HARRIS ERIJOl Marshall and Lovett before House Foreign Affairs Committee discussing Marshall Plan, Nov. 194-7.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, CHICAGO Sm AND TIMES: Truman and Mrs. Truman at the convention before decision for vice-presidential nominee, 1944*
CE£I£:
JOHN J. RFIDY, 8.X. DAILY HJRJIOR: murderer steps into patrol wagon.
HELFIJ BRUSH, LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWSl "I Just Killed a Han" - Mrs. Mildred Cook rnd her sister.
YttLLlAM VANDIV£RT, CHICAGO AFRICAN: Electrocution at Joliet Prison, Oct. 1935.
FRANK Q. BROWN, LOS ANGELAS TIMES, AP: "Business as usual." A waitress carries tray around body on floor after shooting in Hollywood, Nov. 194-6.
DICK SARITO, }3.Y. DAILY L'ilEROR: Mrs. Bruno Hauptmann collapses at nev/S of her husband's electrocution, Apr. 5j 193^.
VjILLIAN YiORHECKF, ff.J. iVORLD-TELBGRAKl Shooting of Fayor Gaynor, 1910.
AL PHILLIPS, CHICAGO HERALD AMERICAN Chicago police close in on cornered holdup man.
FRANK GUSHING, BOSTON TRAVELER! Boy gun fight wit* police, June 1947.
GENOCIDE!
H. R. FARR, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS: Unidentified lynching. Stereoscope, 1382.-
PHOTOGRAPHFR UNIDENTIFIED, LIFE: One of two Negroes tortured with a blow-torch and lynched in Mississippi, Apr. 1937.
PHOTOGRAPHFR UNIDENTIFIED, HFARST IE5TR0T0NE NEWS: Baby crying in Shanghai after Jap raid.
MAROARFT BOJRKE-V;HITE, LIFE-1 Leipzig1 a city treasurer gave his family poison on arrival of American tanks.
PHOTOGRAPHFR UNIDENTIFIED: German ruins.
MARGARET BOURKMtHITE, LIFE! Buchenwald.
PHOTOGRAPHFR UNIDENTIFIED, INPl End of Death March from Poland to Berlin, only a handful of women and children remain, Dec. 1945.
BERT BRANDT, ACME: Young Moslem mother with child, refugees from the wrath of the Hindus.
ARTHUR RICKFR3Y, ACMSl Old Chinese, 1947.
MARGARET BOJRKE-WHITE, LIFE: Calcutta Vultures - feesting on victims of bloody religious riot.
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ROBERT UILFS: Empire State suicide - unman*1 body in top of car, 194-7.
FRFD LAYJRHICF, NFiS MESSENGFR, MARSHALL,TEXASI Truck wreck with dead driver*i face,
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, ACME: Train wreckage with shoes protruding, Dee. 1946.
CHARLES HAACKFR, ACMEl John Ward plunges to death in front of Gotham Rote]..
FRED SASS, H.Y. TIRES: Mrs. Kosenkina just after her leap from the v.lndow of the Soviet consulate in New York.
"Man of Byberry" - mnn in insane asylum.
"Despair in a Lost World" - women in insane asylum*
p/iClSlA:
ROBERT CAPA, LIFE: G.I. in Nuremberg stadium where Hitler had promised world domination, May 194.5.
FRIC BQRCHERT, AP: Public burning of "Not-German" books in Berlin, May 1933.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED* Hitler Jig (two photos).
ROGER SCHALL: Paris under the Nazis, 194-1.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED! Nazi Ritual.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, MOVIETONE NEVIS: Frenchman weeping as French flags leave just ahead of Germans, 1940 •
HORACE C0R.T, AP: Ku Klux Klan - Dr. Samuel Green, Goorcia grand dragon, Opposing Truman's civil rights program at a Klan demonstration, Mar. 194#.
GABRIEL 3ENZUR, LIFE: Homer Loomis, Jr., Georgia fascist and leader of-the Columbians.
DEPRESSION:
DOROTHEA LANGE: Depression breadline in San Francisco, winter of 1933.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, INP: Some of the thousands of jobless eating at the Bowery Iwission in New York, Oct. 1930.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, ACHE: "Mr. Zero," Urbain Ledoux, "auctioning off" the services of a fire stoker for $1 a week plus his keep, in efforts to find work for jobless, 1931.
EIRE. FLOODS. ETC.:
FRED HANSEN, N.Y. DAILY NEES: Vestris Sinking, 1937.
SAM SHEERE, INP; The Hindenberg in flames, May 7, 1937.
JOHN HEMHER, N.Y. DAILY NEES: The Normandi<: on fire, Feb. 9, 1942. -
JOHN DEENNAE, N.Y. DAILY MIRROR: The Normandie two years later, 1944.
BOB REA, CHICAGO HERALD AMERICAN: Grain elevetor fire, May 11, 1939.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, ACEE: Zero weather complicates fire fighting, Dec* 1943.
CAROLINE V.- LENTA, HOUSTON POST: Texas City disaster, Apr. 1947.
CHESTER EAGNUSON, A?l Milwaukee Union grain elevator fire, Dec. 19, 1946.
LARRY KEIGHLFY, PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER:Camden $2,000,000 fire, aerial vi-w, Aug. 194-0 (color).
BARNEY EOOSE, BR0E;N BROS.: Old-time fire engine rounding a comer.
ARTHUR ROTHSTEIN, FARM SECURITY ADMINISTRATION: Dust storm, Oklahoma.
RUSSELL LAPP, LOS ANGELES EXAMINER! I fireman goes down.
RALPH EMERSON, LIFE: Emmet Kelly, famous clown, on bucket brigade at Eingling circus fire in Hartford, Conn., July 194-4.
WFEGVF, FROM HIS BOOK "NAKED CITY": Mother and daughter look up hopelessly as another daughter and fear baby burn to death in tenement fire, Brooklyn, Dec. 1939.
CClDfNTS continued:
JERRY COOKE, LIFE:
JERRI COOKE, LIFE:
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ffilxt FLOODS. ETC1 continned:
PAT CAHDIDO, N.Y. DAILY HEWSl Eivr-elarm fire, Beeknan Street, Jan. 1948«
PHOTOGRAPHER (JMIDFNTXFIED, ACME: The big blizaard of 1947 in R.I, City.
DO!] ULTAUQ, DES MOH28 ROISTER AND TRIBUNE: South Dakota preiric blackened by fire, Stopped by plov/ing strip of ground around farraf aerial view, Sept, 1947.
DOS ULTANG, DrS MOINES REGISTER AND TRIBUNE: Flooded farmstead, ferial View.
GAEL LIXD/KB, LIFE: Tokio euako.
DON SEELEY, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS: Burning oil tank, Aug. 14, 1901.
STRIKES:
AL PIJCCI, H.I. DAILY NEV/S: Strike against the Stock Exchange, Apr. 1948.
MIKE FREHttM, INP: Picket! and police fight for flag, Feb. 1946.
JOE COSTA, N.Y. DAILY KBTSl Washington Bonus Marchers and police, June - July 1932.
PAUL BURGESS, CHICAGO HERALD AMERICAN: "Memorial Day Massacre" - Republic Steel strike, 1937.
MAURICE MAUREL, ACEIE: flail Street picket heckles Stock Exchange employee, Iter, 194-8.
MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS:
THOIUAS JOHNSON, CHICAGO TIMES: VJindy City.
DAVID Wmt CHICAGO TIMES: Scrap drive vdth jive.
PUSSELL LEE: Negro Dance in South.
RUSSELL LEE: People d&ncing at home.
8A*1 F/LK, N.Y.- TIMES: Outdoor art show.
WALTER KELLEHER, II.Y. DAILY JJEWSt Mrs. Henderson asks: "YJhat has Marleae Dietrich pot that I iie.ven* t got?" v.ltli upraised leg at opening of Metropolitan Opera season, Jan. 1947.
50NNEE GOTTLIEB, IMP: D°butentos on the receiving line at their coming out party, 1946.
JACK GOULD, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: Eomen's club.
ARTHUR ROTHSTEIN, LOOK: A debutante end her date.
DICK SARRO, N.Y, DAILY NEES: Greta Garbo dodging the earners.
GJON f.lILI, LIFE: Women at dog show.
POLIJICS^
ALFRED EISENSTAEDT, PIX: Draft Board.
P.USSELI. LEE: Country election,
FRANK C/A!C:'LLARE, ACME I John L. Lewis rending newspaper at time of Federal injunction restraining minors' work stoppage, Nov. 1946,
ROBERT 30YD, e'lLEAUKEE JOURNAL: Final meeting of old National Progressive Perty.
SAM FALX, N.E. TIi ES: "Rump Caucus."
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POLITICS continued:
MARION JOHNSON, INP: Senator W. K. Smith naps in Georgia legislature.
C--RMEN RZPORTO, CHICAGO TIMES: Wallace, "Favorite Son," with outstretched hand.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, ACME: Huey Long.
BORRIE RASTER, CHICAGO SUN AND TIMES: Wendell v.'illkie egged, Oct. 194-0. R/IJPH MORGAN: Norman Thomas egged. HARRY HALL, AP: Willkie riding down Indiana street on c&mpc-ign, Aug. 194-0.
ARTHUR RICKFRBY, ACME: Three views of Dewey convention, 194-3.
GJ09 IvlILI, LIFE: Truman convention, July 1948.
GJON MILI, LIFE: Wallace convention, 194-8.
CLARENCE HAMM, AP: "Cavemen Initiate DeweyJ1 May 1948.
JOHN THOMPSON, ACME: Adolphe Menjou at Un-American Committee investigation, Oct. 194-7.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, N.I..DAILY. 11 EYJST Representstive Andrew May"' embraced by Muriel Garsson. • -.'.".
HENRY W. GxRIFFIN, AP: Elizabeth Bentley tells of getting secret information for Russia.
THOMAS McAVOY, TIME, INC.: Bilbo leaves the Senate, shortly before his death, 194.7.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, AP: Lumber dealer defends profits pf 16 to 18 per cent before investigating committee, Jan. 1947.
A. E. SCOTT, AP: Howard Hughes alone after investigation, ,'ug. 194-7.
MORGAN INVESTIGATION:
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, ACME: Morgan meets Senator Nye, Chairman of Senate Munitions Committee, Jan. 1936.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, AP: Morgan and his son at hearing, May 1933.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, ACME: J. P. Morgan, between Senate hearings on his banking operations, holds midget on his knees, 1933.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, AP: Morgan, Vandorlio and Whitney at witness table, 1936.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, *CMEl Morgan with Senator Duncan Fletcher of Florida during Senate investigation of Morgan, who told of selling stocks to his wife in order to deduct &114-, 807.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, ACME: Morgan at society wedding, dodging the camera, Apr. 1937.
HISTORICAL
ARNOLD GFNTHE, PALACE OF THE LEGION OF HONOR: San Francisco Fire, Apr.18,1906.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD: Two scenes after the last spike was driven in the transcontinental railroad, Promontory, Utah,May I869.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, WELLS FARGO EXPRESS CO.: First 4 Pony Express riders.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED: Indian Runner
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, AMERICAN MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY, PHILA.: First aerial view made in U.S., over Boston, Oct. I860.
MATTHEW B. BRADY: Scene on Broadway, ce. 1867.
ajflTQillCALcon. txiiued:
A. FRENCH, LIBRAnY OF CONGRESSi Coronation of queen at an Elks carnival,Tacoma, VTash., Aug. 1901.
BYRON, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS: Francis Wilson at home, 1902.
GRABILL:"Villa of Brule. The great hostile Indian camp on River Brule near Pine Ridge, S. D." 1891.
John Marshall in front of Sutter's Mill, I85I.
GRABILL: "Home of iirs. American Horse visiting squaws at Mrs. American Horse's home in hostile camp." Deadwood, S.D., 1891.
WINTER & POND: Tlingit Indians, Wrangel, Alaska. I896.
WINTER & POND, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS: Ascending the summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska, 1895.
• E. ANTHONY, GEORGE HOWE COLL.: Blondin making first crossing of Niagara Falls on a tightrope. Stereoscope, 1859*
NOE & LEF, GEORGE EASTMAN HOUSE, INC.: General Grant and party after coming out of the Bonanza ^ines, Oct. 1879.
PAUL THOMPSON, EUROPEAN PICTURE SERVICE: Gathering shells on one of the popular beaches.
JOHN NUGENT, ZELDA P. MACKAY COLL.: The San Francisco Herald office started by John iJugent in 1850. Daguerreotype, 1850.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, Z. P. MACKAY COLL.: Five gold rush miners in the mother lode, California. Daguerreotype, 1849*
SHAW & JOHNSON, Z. P. MACKAY COLL.: San Francisco about 1852. Daguerreotype.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, Z.P. MCKAY COLL.: California Placer gold mine. Daguerreotype, 1849-
L. YIRIGHT,Z. P. MACKAY COLL: Wreck on the Providence and Worcester R.R. which killed 13 persons. Daguerreotype, Aug. 12, 1853.
GEORGE READ, Z . P. I'ACKAY COLL.: Philadelphia street. Daguerreotype, I842.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, Z. P. MACKAY COLL.: Gold rush mining town and diggings, California. Daguerreotype, 1849
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, A. CONGER GOODYEAR COLL: Lincoln, arms folded. Daguerreotype.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, A. CONGER GOODYEAR COLL.: Portrait of Lincoln, left profile, vdthout beard, in evening drrss. Daguerreotype, about I860.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, Z. P. MACKAY COLL.: Isaiah If, Lees, famed gold rush detective from 1852. Daguerreotype.
GEORGE H. JOHNSON, DALE F. VALDEN COLL.: Gold mining scene, probably taken near Sacramento. Daguerreotype, about 1854.
PHOTOGRAPHER UN I DMT IFI ED, DALE F. Y/ALDEN COLL.: Clinton House. Daguerreotype, about 1850 .
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, Z. P. MACKAY COLL.: Miners at diggings, California. Daguerreotype, I85I.
V.TLLIAM SHAVi, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION: San Francisco. Daguerreotype, winter of 1852-53.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED,- GEORGE EASTMAN HOUSE, INC.: Mev; York harbor, ;..rrival of Japanese.ambassadors.. Stereoscope, June I860.
C E. WATKINS, CARL SANDBURG COLL.: Lincoln obsequies, San Francisco.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, GFORGF EASTMAN HOUSE, INC.: Broadly, Nev/ York City. Stereoscope.
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HISTORICAL continued:
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, GEORGE EASTMAN HOUSE, INC.: Broadway, New York City. Stereoscope.
M. B. BRADY, CARL SANDBURG COLL.: Professor Lowe in his balloon. Stereoscope, 1862.
G. N. BARNARD: Five scenes among the ruins in Chicago after the fire. Oct.1879*
M. B. BRADY & ASSOCIATES, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS! Set of 13 photographs of Civil War scenes and events.
HA/S & PEALE, GEORGE EASTMAN HOUSE, INC.: Beacon House, by a Confederate photographer.
S. D. BUTCHER.: 6 photos of Nebraska pioneer families and their sod houses.
JACOB A. RIIS, M S . OF CJTY OF NEW YORK: Slum areas series (6 photos): Police Station lodgers; 12-year-old boy in a sweat shop; Class in condemned school; Women lodgers in Police Station; Unauthorised tenement lodgings -five cents a spot; Mulberry Bend, notorious tenement area, now Jacob Riis Park.
C. C. COOK: Series 0f 6 photos of racetrack society at the turn of the century, by one of first sports photographers.
M. B. BRADY & ALEX. GARDNER, BARRETT COLL.: In General McClellan's tent during President Lincoln*s visit to the Army of the Patomac, Oct. 1862.
M. B. BRADY & ALEX, GARDNER,CARL SANDBURG COLL.: With General McClellan and officers during President Lincoln's visit to the Army of the Patomac, Oct. 1862.
GARDNER, FREDERICK MESERVE COLL.: Portrait of Lincoln.
Also 3 portraits of Lincoln by unidentified photographers.
WILLIAM DINWIDDIE; Battery firing at a Cuban fort, Spanish-American War,1898
WILLIAM DINWIDDIE: Generals in consultation during siege of Santiago, Cuba, Spanish-American War, 1898.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED: Col. Theodore Roosevelt riding with the 1st Volunteer Cavalry, his Rough Riders, in Cuba, 1898.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED: General Pershing, first to finish breakfast at his camp in Mexico on the expedition to capture the bandit, Villa, 1916.
Wilson
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, KEYSTONE: Wilson speaking.
HERBERT'S. FRENCH, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS: Wilson and 1st Cabinet meeting, 1913.
HERBERT E. FRENCH, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS: Wilson and last Cabinet meeting.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, INTERNATIONAL NEWS PHOTO: Wilson in San Francisco, Sept. 1919.
SIGNAL CORPS, THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES: President Wilson and the Duke of Connaught greeted by children in England, 1919•
SIGNAL CORPS, THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES: Wilson addressing soldiers and sailors aboard U.S.S. George Washington, July 4, 1919•
SIGNAL CORPS THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES: Mrs.Wilson, with General Pershing and President Wilson, receiving a Christmas present from soldiers, France.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, KEYSTONE: Wilson in car with Mrs. Wilson,
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Roosevelt:
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, WIDE ViORLD: FDR smiling head, in drought-stricken Montana area, Aug. 1934.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, HIDE WORLD: FDR visits A*iJ maneuvers, Aug. 1940.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, AP: FDR, Mrs.,Roosevelt and Fala on porch at Hyde Park, July 1941.
BOD WALLACE: Two photos of FDR and Generals in Sicily, 1943.
SIGNAL CORPS: Big three: Roosevelt, Stalin end Churchill at Teheran, Nov. 1948.
NAVY: FDR has chow with the crew on a destroyer.
MURRAY BECKER, A?: FDR greets torchlight paraders with wave, 1944.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, AGMEl FDR and Fala campaigning in open car in Brooklyn, Oct. 1944.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, INP: One of the last portraits made of FDR, Mar. 30, 1945.
V-Day:
SIX ROSENBERG: V-J Day.
D. C. DORNBERG, ST. PAUL DISPATCH: Mission completed.
CAROLINE VALENTA, HOUSTON POST: Returning soldier v/ith wife and children.
ANTHONY BERNATO, N.Y. DAILY KilKRORl Wif« greets her service man husband with a tumble.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, N. I. DAILY MIRROR: Wounded veteran greeted by weeping parents.
IRVING HABERMAN, PM: Marlene Dietrich welcomes home 2nd Infantry Division, July 1945.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDFNTIF1ED, N.Y. DAILY NEWS: Celebration at Times Square on V-E Day, Hay 1945.
PHOTOGRAPH;^UNIDENTIFIED: V-J Day, Manila.
C6mbat:
SIGNAL CORPS: Paratroopers near Arnhem.
MARGARET BOURKE-WHITE, LIFE: Moscow.
CHARLES HAACKER, ACME: Air view of wrecked Berlin railroad station, July 1945.
SIGNAL CORPS: Cassino as bombing begins.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, ACME: Bombed remains of residential section of Canterbury, England, June 1942*
S0YF0T0: Stalingrad.
HOFFMAN, LIFE: Nagasaki.
CHARLES KERLEE, U. S. NAVY: "I shot down two," 1943.
WAXNE MILLER, U. S. NAVY: "Pilots, man your planes," 1944.
EHWO, JACOBS, U. S. NAVY: Waiting, Waiting, Waiting, 1944.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED: Dead, Civil War.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, INP: Dead, World War I.
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NAVY: Dead, World War II.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, INP: Western Front, World War I, Firing a 37iMn gun at Germans in France.
MARINE CORPS: Marines on Tarawa.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, U.S. NAVY: I*o Jima landing.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, MARINE CORPS: Iwo Jima attack.
JOE ROSENTHAL, AP: Flag raising on lit. Suribachi, Iwo Jima.
U.S. NAVY: Marine graves on Iwo Jima
U.S. NAVY: American ship in battle (color)
FACES:
SAM CALDWELL, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: "Mine Disaster" - group watching stretchers taken from mine at Centralia, 111., Mar. 19li8.
JOHN LINDSAY, AP: Rocky Graziano, informed of the revoking of his boxing license.
ARTHUR ROTHSTEIN, LOOK: J. Arthur Rank.
IRVING HABERMAN, PM: Mayor La Guardia imitating a machine-gun killer.
MILTON FREIER, ACME: John L. Lewis, 191*6.
IRVING HABERMAN, PM: Head of Dewey
TONY BERARDI, CHICAGO HERALD AMERICAN: Judge Kenshaw M. Landis absorbed in a baseball game.
FRANK CANCELLARE, ACME: George E. Allen testifying before a Senate committee, Feb. 19U6.
BERNARD E. NAGEL, DETROIT NEWS: Ford and Edison.
EIHL REYNOLDS, ACME: Molotov and Byrnes at the Paris Conference, May 1916.
FRED PLAUT, THIS WEEK: Eisenhower listening, 1* years later, to a recording of his D-Day speech; photo May 19i*8.
MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS:
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, INP: Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin in World War I Bond Drive.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, INP: "Is this strip necessary?" — Penny Edwards thinks it is as she gave her clothes to the United National Clothing Drive, New York.
NICK PARRINO, INP: Lindbergh addressing America First Rally in Cleveland. Mrs, Lindbergh in background, 191*1 •
ABE FOX, WORLD WIDE: His son had been reported missing. June 21, 19l*S«
HUGH SINCLAIR, CHICAGO HERALD AMERICAN: Victim of the La Salle Hotel fire where 61 people lost their lives in 19l*6«
ARTHUR EDGER, N.Y. DAILY NEWS: Auto accident victims. Sept. 8, 191*3.
PAUL CALVERT, LOS ANGELES TIIES: Mother's tragedy.
MORRIS GORDON: Mother returning from son's funeral.
EDWIN J. MORGAN, PITTSBURGH SUN-TELEGRAPH: Photographer stated: "I was finishing my night assignments when we heard of a shooting on the newspaper's police radio. It was 2:30 A.M. Ify night editor sent me to tho station to get some pictures. When I stepped into Lieutenant Connor's office, I made this photograph. The girl was sobbing out her story of how she shot her drunken policeman father to the detective who had known
tffSCELIANEOUS, continued:
the dead man and rocked this girl to sleep when she was a baby, We were all relieved when the court ruled justifiable homicide and the 19-year-old girl was freed."
HYII/VN PAUL, DETROIT TIMES: A look at death. 191*6.
MAURICE JOHNSON, INP: Atlantic City beauty contest.
CHARLIE KNOBLOCK, AP: William Heirens, 17, questioned in kidnap-slaying. June 30, 191*6.
MARTIN J. BDARDMAN, HARTFORD TIMES: Accident Investigation - child looks over damage to cars.
JOHN BACCO, FIRST ENGINEER COMBAT BATTALION: Near Mons, Belgium. 191*1*.
ROBERT LAUTMAN: Religious revival.
DANTE 0. TRANQUILLE, UTICA OBSERVER-DISPATCH AND DAILY PRESS: Remington Rand strike-breaker.
FELIX PAEGEL, LOS ANGELES EXAMINER: Dilemma for Paul Cagle, aged 1*. Sept. 191*8. '
BARNEY COWHERD, LOUISVILLE COURIER^JOURNAL A I© TIMES: The Loser - football. Nov. 26, 191*8.
HELEN BRUSH, LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS: Condemned to death.
ARTHUR AIDALA, N.Y. DAILY MIRROR: Manhattan hold-up attempt.
ARTHUR SARNO, N.Y. DAILY MIRROR: Charles Janauskovec weeps unashamedly over body of Duke, 12-year-old neighborhood pet.
GIB BRUSH, LOS ANGELES DAILY NEWS: Movie Strike. 191*5.
PHOTOGRAPHER UNIDENTIFIED, ACME: Midget auto racer. Frank Stauber stares, apparently not seeing, as an inhalator is rushed to him. His car crashed into a canvas wall at Hanson Park Stadium, Chicago. Stauber managed to walk away from the scene but he was beyond all aid. A few minutes after this photo was made he dropped dead. Aug". 10, i9i*7.
MAURICE MITCHELL, LOS ANGELES EXAMINER: Grim rage—inquest on death of 13-month-old child.
IRVING HABERMAN, N.Y. STAR: Pineapple dessert.
HOWARD J. SOCHUREK, MILWAUKEE JOURNAL: Wisconsin winter.
NEIL DOHERTY, HOLYOKE TELEGRAM, MASSACHUSETTS: The defendant arraigned for murder•
MORRIS GORDON: Ping-Pong
C. C. COOK; First synchronised flash photograph made in 1908 at the old Madison Square Garden for the Ringling Bros. Circus.
BARNEY COWHERD, LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL AND TIIES: "Here it comes; there it goes" - Tennis.
PAT CANDIDO, N.Y. DAILY NEWS: Heath breaking his ankle. Sept. 19, 191*8.
ANTHONY BERNATO, N.Y. DAILY MIRROR: Bobby Feller pitches to Joe Di M&ggio in Ail-Star game.
GJON MILI, LIFE: Horse show.
PAUL NODLER, LIFE: Pole vaulting, Hadison Square Garden.
ANDREW LOPEZ, ACME: Basketball close-up.
JACK MILLER, CHICAGO HERALD AMERICAN: "The long count," Jack Dempsey -Gene Tunney fight in Chicago.1927.
WILLIAM ECKENBERG, N.Y. TIMES: Louis knocked out by Schmeling. 1936.
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MISCELLANEOUS, Continued:
T. J. STRASSER, ST. PAUL DISPATCH AMD PIONEER PRESS: Here, you take it.
T. J. STRASSER, ST. PAUL DISPATCH AND PIONEER PRESS: Track meet.
FRED MORGAN, N.Y. DAILY NEWS: Marcel Cerdan downs Lavern Roch. Har. 12, 19U8.
PAUL FOUCHA, INP: Negro soccer player performs high kick.
FELIX PAEGiL, LOS ANGELES EXAMINER: Bitter victory for actress in custody case,
IRVING FORBES, LOS ANGELES EXAMINER: "Put up or shut up."
BOB RSA, CHICAGO HERALD AMERICAN: One-sided argument. Judge Prystalski has law laid down to him by his wife.
NAT FEIN, N.Y. JlERALD TRIBUNE: "The bully - a one-sided argument."
ERNEST KING, rriCA OBSERVER-DISPATCH5 Crashing the news. From the 19U7 Graflex Contest.
HARRY WARNIXKE, N.Y. DAILY NEWS: Traffic halted as feline mother treks with brood. 1925.
Three photographs illustrating the influence of processes and techniques on the nature and concept of the photographer's work:
1. GARDNER: Lincoln and his Generals 2. SIGNAL CORPSJ Wilson and General Pershing 3. WALLACE: FDR and the Generals
EVOLUTIOW OF THE USE OF PHOTOGRAPHY ON THE PRINTED PAGE - ORIGINAL NTWSP'VPERS, ETC.:
MATTHEW B. BRADY: General Ulysses S. Grant at Cold Harbor, Virginia, June 1362**
HARPER1S WEEKLY, 1861;: Woodcut of General Grant from photograph by Brady.
THE DAILY GRAPHIC, N.Y., Dec. 2, 1873: First photo-mechanical peproduction of a photograph in a newspaper.
N.Y. JOURNAL, Oct. 3, 1898: First modern halftone reproduction in a New York daily newspaper.
N.Y. JOURNAL-AMERICAN, Jan. 28, 19li9: Layout from same newspaper illustrating present day use of photographs showing contrast in large amount of space occupied.
TYPICAL AP PICTURE PAGE, sent to all AP-serviced papers.
N.Y. DAILY NEWS, I9J4I: Photos by Max Haas. Complete picture spreads on a hold-up fight.
PM, 19li0: Full page picture spread by Morris Engel.
RAY PLATNICK, N.Y. STAR, 19l|8: Picture section covur shot, showing the growing influence of news magazines on newspaper layout.
THE WASHINGTON POST, 19h9i Full pages on Truman inauguration.
LIFE, FIRST ISSUE, Nov. 23, 1936, photos by Margaret Bourke-White.
LIFE, SEPT. 191*8: W. Eugene Smith's series of photographs of a country doctor.
LADIES HOME JOURNAL, Mar. 19k?: Fons Iannelli's picture story on a miner's family.
LOOK, JAN. h$ 19h9: Robert Capa's picture sequence of Picasso as a family man.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS
p, 1: Under CHILDREN, substitute Aaron Ililler for Photographer Unidentified, Acme! Girl with Van Johnson^s autograph•
Add IlcCall's Magazine after Morris Enrol: Doy arrested for murder.
p, 2: Under SPORTS, substitute Paul Nodler for Gjon Mill, Life: Ice hockey.
Under THE INTERNATIONAL LIMELIGHT, add Charles P. Gorry, AP: To jo grl.naces from pain caused by self-inflicted bullet wound. 19U5.
Add Ivo before Romani, AP,
Under PEOPLE, substitute Kubrick for Stanley Kobrick.
Under FAMOUS PEOPLE, substitute PM for Irving Haberman, N.Y. Star.
p, 3: Substitute Mel Larson for Photographer Unidentified, Chicago Sun & Times: Truman and I Irs. Truman....
Under CRIME, substitute Warnecke for William Wornecke.
Under ACCIDENTS, add 19hQ to Fred Saas, N.Y.Times: Mrs. Kosenkina....
p# k' Under FASCISM, add Courtesy of Eugene Ileyer to Photographer Unidentified: Nazi Ritual.
Add 19h0 to Gabriel Benzur, Life: Homer Loomis, Jr....
Under FIRE, FLOODS, substitute Shere for 6am Sheere.
Substitute Minneapolis for Chester Magnuson, AP: Milwaukee Union grain elevator fire.
P. $: Substitute Don Phelan for Photographer Unidentified, Acme: The big blizzard of 19U7....
Substitute Plowed strip of ground, around schoolhouse for Don Ultang, Des Moines Register & Tribune: Flooded farmstead.
Under I3SCi.LUNEOUS SITUATIONS, substitute Marion Post for Russell Lee: Negro dance in South, and add F.S.A. Library of Congress.
Add F.S.A. Library of Congress to Russell Lee: People dancing at home. ' M i l " i1 i i i ' i i
Substitute N.Y. Daily Mirror for Dick Sarno, N.Y. Daily News.
P. 6: Under POLITICS, add F.S.A. Library of Congress to Russell Lee: Country Election.
Add Paul Thompson, N.Y. Times: Woman Suffrage parade.
Add at wedding of munitions maker Murray Garsson's daughter to an Army Major,. Jan. I9U9, to Photographer Unidentified, N.Y. Daily News: Representative Andrew May embraced by Muriel Carsson.
Substitute INP for A.E. Scott, AP: Howard Hughes alone after investigation, and Nov. for Aug. 19l*7.
Under MORGAN INVESTIGATION, substitute Hyman Greenberg for Photographer Unidentified, Acme: J.P. Morgan, between seriate,hearings....
Substitute John Drennan for Photographer Unidentified, Acme: Morgan'at' society wedding....
Add John De Joseph, J 'ide.\.7orld: Morgan at investigation. June 1933 •
Add Photographer Unidentified, AP: Senator Nye, Frank Vanderlip, J.P. Ilorgan and G. Whitney.
Under HISTORICAL, add Forerunner of a long line of "Reading from Left to Right" photographs to Photographer Unidentified, Wells Fargo Express Co.: First h Pony Express riders.
Add Library of Congress to Photographer Unidentified: Indian Runner.
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Additions and Corrections, continued:
Add Library of Congress to Winter &*Pond: Tlingit Indians.
Substitute Shew for Shaw and Johnson,
Substitute Ambrotype for Photographer Unidentified, A. Conger Goodyear Coll.: Lincoln, arms folded. Daguerreotype.
Substitute C.S. German for Photographer Unidentified, A. Conger Goodyear Col1•: Portrait of Lineoln, left profile, without beard•
^ ^ H«H. Cole, A. Conger Goodyear Coll.; Portrait of Lincoln taken in Peoria, 111., ca. lflfeO. Ambrotype.
Add Zelda P. Mackay Coll.: View of Smith and Porter's coffee house and hotel, corner of Sansome andHjacramento" Streets, ban Francisco. lb^O.
p. 8s Substitute Carl Sandburg Coll.: for Photographer Unidentified, George Eastman House, Inc.: Broadway.
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Add Nebraska State Historical Society to S.D. Butcher: 6 photos of Nebraska pioneer fanilies""and their sod houses.
Add Photographer Unidentified, Oklahoma Historical Society: Oklahoma Landllush of Hflji
Under WARS, add Library of Congress to William Dinwiddie: Battery firing....
Add Library of Congress to William Dinwiddie: Generals in consultation....
P. 9: Under WARS - Roosevelt, substitute Joseph Jamieson for Photographer Unidentified, Wide World: FDR smiling head....
Substitute George Alexanderson for Photographer Unidentified, Wide World: FDR visits Army maneuvers, Aug, 19i|0.
Substitute Charles Cort for Photographer Unidentified, Acme: FDR and Fala campaigning..• ,
Under WARS - V-Day, omit Anthony Bernato.,.: Wife greets,.,.
Substutute Larry Froeber for Photographer Unidentified, N.y. Daily News: Celebration at Times Square,•.•
Substitute Morris Neufeld for Photographer Unidentified, N.Y. Daily Mirror: Wounded veteran greeted..,. """"
Under WARS - Combat, add Bernard before Hoffman, Life: Nagasaki.
The exhibition was directed by EDWARD STEICHEN
Assistant HOMER PAGE
Installation designed by RENE D'HARNONCOURT
ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF PHOTOGRAPHERS REPRESENTED: jf^ )
AIDALA> Arthur, N.Y. Daily Mirrors Manhattan hold-up attempt, jVLEXANDERSON, George, Wide Worlds FDR visits Army maneuvers. 0THONX, E., George Howe Collections Blondin crossing Niagara Falls. BACCO, John, First Engineer Cambat Battalions Near Mons, Belgium. BALDWIN, J.W., Des Moines Registers Girls1 basketball. BARNARD, G.N.s Five scenes among the ruins of the Chicago fire. BECKER, Murray, Associated Press: FDR greets torchlight paraders with wave. BENFER, Leland, Milwaukee Sentinel: "An Eisenhower Gets the Hook" - the
Eisenhower brothers. BENZUR, Gabriel, Life: Homer Loomis, Jr., Georgia fascist. BERARDI, Tony, Chicago Herald Americans
John Dillinger with woman sheriff. Judge Kenshaw M. Landis absorbed in baseball game.
BERCHERT, Eric, Associated Press: Public burning of "Not-German" books in Berlin.
BERNATO, Anthony, N.Y. Daily Mirror: Bobby Feller pitches to DiMaggio. LaGuardia turns over office to O'Dwyer. Mike Quill and company of T.W.U. at hearing on subway slowdown in N.Y.
BOARDMAN, Martin J., Hartford Times: Accident Investigation. BOURKE-WHITE, Margaret, Lifes
Buchenwald. Calcutta vultures feasting on victims of bloody religious riot. Leipzigfs city treasurer gave his family poison on arrival of American tanks. Life's first issue. Moscow.
BOYD, Robert, Milwaukee Journal: Final meeting of old National Progressive Party.
BRADY, Matthew B.s Scene of Broadway, ca. 1867. General Ulysses S. Grant at Cold Harbor.
BRADY, Matthew B., Carl Sandburg Collections Professor Lowe in his balloon. BRADY, Matthew B., Harper's Weeklys Woodcut of General Grant from photo by
Brady. BRADY, Matthew B. and Alex. Gardner, Barrett Collections In General McClellan's
tent during Lincoln's visit to the Army of the Potfmac. BRADY, Matthew B. and Alex. Gardner, Carl Sandburg Collections With General
McClellan and officers. BRADY, Matthew B. and Associates, Library of Congresss Set of 13 Civil War
scenes. BRANDT, Bert, Acmes Young Moslem mother with child. BRENTON, Merwyn, Chicago Herald American: Clarence Darrow at Leopold-Loeb
trial. BRODERICK, Hugh, International News Photo: Hilton and Hart at Forest Hills. BROWN, Frank Q., Los Angeles Times, Associated Press: "Business as Usual" -
waitress carries tray around dead body. BRUSH, Gib, Los Angeles Daily News: Movie Strike. BRUSH, Helen, Los Angeles Daily News:
Condemned to death. "I just killed a man"
BURGESS, Paul, Chicago Herald Americans "Memorial Day Massacre" Steel Strike. BUTCHER, S.D., Nebraska Historical Societys 6 photos of Nebraska pioneer
families and their sod houses. BYRON, Library of Congress: Francis Wilson at home. CALIWELL, Sam, St. Louis Post-Dispatchs "Mine Disaster" CALVERT, Paul, Los Angeles Timess Mother's tragedy. CANCELLARE, Frank, Acmes Geo. E. Allen testifying before Senate Committee.
John L. Lewis reading newspaper. CANDIDO, Pat, N.Y. Daily News:
Five-alarm fire. Heath breaking his ankle.
CAPA, Robert, Life: G.I. in Nuremberg stadium after capture of city. CAPA, Robert, Look: Picture equence of Picasso as a family man. CATHEY, James, Nationwide Journal Photo, Fort Worths Boy falling off steer. COLE, H.H., A. Conger Goodyear Collections Portrait of Lincoln, ambrotype. COOK, C.C.s
First synchronized flash photo - Circus shot. Series of 6 photos of racetrack society. Will Rogers and his children.
COOKE, Jerry, Life: "Despair in a Lost World" - women in insane asylum. "Man of Byberry" - men in insane asylum.
CORT, Charles, Acme: FDR and Fala campaigning. CORT, Horace, Associated Press: Ku Klux Klan demonstration.
COSTA, Joe, N.Y. Daily News: "Dead Pan Louis" Washington Bonus Marchers and police.
COWhT.RD, Barney, Louisville Courier - Journal and Times: "Here it comes; there it goes" - Tennis* The loser - football. "The Parade" "People - 191$" - waiting on street corner for light to change.
CROSS, Bonham, Minneapolis Morning Tribune: "Don't Fence Me In" - basketball.
CUSHING, Frank, Boston Traveler: Boy gun fight with police, DE JOSEPH, John, Wide World: Morgan at investigation. DINWIDDIE,. William, Library of Congress:
Battery firing at a Cuban Fort. Generals in consultation during siege of Santiago, Cuba, Spanish- American
War. DOHERTY, Neil, Holyoke Telegram, Mass.: The defendant arraigned for murder. DORNBERG, D.C., St. Paul Dispatch: Mission completed. DRENNAN, John, Acme: Morgan at society wedding. DRENNAN, John, N.Y. Daily Mirror: The Normandie two years later. ECKENBERG, WM«, N.Y. Times: Louis knocked out by Schmeling* EDGER, Arthur, N.Y. Daily News: Auto accident victims. EDGERTON, Harold: Foot & Football. EISENSTAEDT, Alfred, Pix: Draft Board. EMERSON, Ralph, Life: Emmet Kelly, famous clown, on bucket brigade. ENGEL, Morris, McCalls:
Boy arrested for murder. Full page spread in PM.
FALK, Sam, N.Y. Times: Folk festival on New York streets. Outdoor art show. "Rump Caucus"
FARR, H.R., Library of Congress: Uhidentified lynching, Stereoscope. FEIN, Nat, N.Y, Herald Tribune:
Babe Ruth at 25th anniversary of Yankee Stadium opening. "The bully - a one-sided argument."
FENNO, Jocobs, U.S. Navy: Waiting, waiting, waiting. FORBES, Irving, Los Angeles Examiner: "Put up or shut up" FOUCHA, Paul, InternatJcnalNews Photo: Negro soccer player. FOX, Abe, Wide World: His son had been reported missing. FREEMAN, Mike, InternaticnalNews Photog Pickets and police fight for flag. FREIER, Milton, Acme: John L. Lewis. FRENCH, A., Library of Congress: Coronation of queen at an Elks1 carnival,
Tacoma, Washington. FRENCH, Herbert E., Library of Congress:
Wilson and 1st Cabinet meeting. Wilson and last Cabinet meeting.
FROEBER, Larry, N.Y. Daily News: Celebration at Times Square on V-E Day. GABRYSIAK, Chester, Chicago Tribune: Boxer in air. GARDNER, Alex., Frederick Meserve Collection: Portrait of Lincoln. GARDNER, Alex, and M.B. Brady, Barrett Collection: In General McClelland
tent during Lincoln's visit to the Amy of the Potomac. GARDNER, Alex, and M.B. Brady, Carl Sandburg Collection: With General
McClellan and officers. GENTHE, Arnold, Palace of the Legion of Honor: San Francisco Fire. 1906. GERMAN, C.S., A. Conger Gc-odyear Collection: Portrait of Lincoln. GORDON, Morris:
Mother returning from son's funeral. Ping-pong.
GORRY, Charles P., Associated Press: Tojo grimaces from self-inflicted bullet wound.
GOTTLIEB, Sonnee, International News Photo: Debutantes on receiving line. GOULD, Jack, St. Louis Post-Dispatch: Women's club. GRABILL:
"Home of Mrs. American Horse visiting squaws at Mr$r American Horse's home in hostile camp," Deadwood, S.D., 1891.
"Villa of Brule,..." GREENBERG, Hyman, Acme: Morgan and midget. GRIFFIN, Henry W., Associated Press: Elizabeth Bentley tells of getting
secret information for Russia. HAACKER, Charles, Acme:
Air view of wrecked Berlin railroad station. John Ward, suicide in front of Gotham Hotel.
HA&S, Max, N.Y. Daily News: Complete picture spreads on a hold-up fight. HAAS and Peale, Geo. Eastman House, Inc.: Beacon House.
HA3ERMAN, Irving, N.Y. Star: Pineapple dessert. A ) HABERMAN, Irving, PMt
Head of Dewey. Marlene Dietrich welcomes home 2nd Infantry Division. Mayor LaGuardia imitating a machine-gun killer. O^wyer mops his brow over a strike situation.
HALL, Harry, Associated Press: Willkie riding down Indiana street on campaign.
HAMM, Clarence, Associated Press: "Cavemen Initiate Dewey" HANSEN, Fred, N.Y. Daily News: Vestris sinking, 1927. HEMMER, John, N.Y. Daily News: The Normandie on fire. HOFFMAN, Bernard, Life: Nagasaki. HOPKINS, Bruce, N.Y. Daily Mirror: Award of 11-year old girl in custody case. IANNELLI, Fons, Ladies Home Journal: Picture story on a miners family. JAIHESON, Joseph, Wide World: FDR smiling head. JOHNSON, George H., Dale F. Walden Collection: Gold mining scene about 1 8 & . JOHNSON, Geo. H. and Wm. Shew, Zelda P. MacKay Collection: San Francisco
about 18^2. JOHNSON, J.S.: Diver. Stereoscope. 1889. JOHNSON, Marion, International News Photo: Republican Senator W.K. Smith
naps in Georgia legislature. JOHNSON, Maurice, International News Photo: Atlantic City beauty contest. JOHNSON, Thomas, Chicago Times: Windy City. KANTER, Borrie, Chicago Sun and Times: Wendell Willkie egged. KAPLAN, Izzy, N.Y. Daily Mirror: Stan Musial slides home. KEIGHLEY, Larry, Philadelphia Inquirer: Camden 52,000,000 fire (color). KELLEHER, Walter, N.Y. Daily News: Mrs. Henderson with upraised leg at
Metropolitan Opera* KERLEE, Charles, U.S. Navy: "I shot down two." KING, Ernest, Utica Observer-Dispatch: Crashing the news. From 19h7 Graflex
Contest. KLOTZ, Hartland, Chicago Daily News: Sewell Avery being escorted out of
Montgomery Ward Co. KNOBLOCK, Charlie, .AP: William Heirens, 1?, questioned in kidnap-slaying. KUBRICK, Stanley, Look: A family in the New York subway. LANGE, Dorotheas Depression breadline. LAPP, Russell, Los Angeles Examiner: A fireman goes down. LARSON, Mel, Chicago Sun and Times: Truman and Mrs. Truman at the convention
before decision for vice-presidential nominee. 19liiN LAUTMAN, Robert: Religious revival. LAWREJCE, Fred, News Messenger, Marshall, Texas:
Children after school. Truck wreck with dead driver1 s face.
LEE, Russell, F.S.A., Library of Congress: Country election. Negro choir. People dancing at home.
LEF and NOE, Geo. Eastman House, Inc.: General Grant and party after coming out of the Bonanza Mines.
LEVY, Jean-Jacques, AP: Mne. Peron at reception. LIEBOWTTZ, Meyer, N.Y. Times: Boxing glove on face of Cerdan. LINDSAY, John, AP: Rocky Graziano, informed of the revoking of his boxing
license. LOPEZ, Andrew, Acme:
Basketball close-up. Hockey game.
MAGNUSON, Chester, AP: Minneapolis Union grain elevator fire. MANN, David, Chicago Times: Scrap drive with jive. MAUREL, Maurice, Acme: Wall Street picket heckles Stock Exchange employee. McAVOY, Thomas, Life: Bilbo leaves the Senate shortly before death. McELLENEY, Dan, N.Y. Daily Mirror: Blind children with clown. MIETH, Hansel, Life: "Everybody finally has to face the facts" - monkey. MTLI, Gjon, Life:
Horse show. Polo action. Truman convention. Wallace convention. Women at dog show.
MILLER, Aaron, Acme: Girl with Van Johnson's autograph. MILLER, Jack, Chicago Herald American: "The long count," Dempsey-Tunney. MILLER, Maurice, Houston Post: "School's dutl" MILLER, Wayne, U.S. Navy: "Pilots, man your planes." MITCHELL, Maurice, Los Angeles Examiner: Grim rage. MONTEVERDE, Al, Los Angeles Examiner: Woman diver. MONTONE, Frank P., Philadelphia Evening Bulletin and Sunday Bulletin:
Rugby.
-I-MORGAN, Edwin J., Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph: Photograph stated 19-year-old Uj
girl homicide. MORGAN, Fred, N.Y. Daily News: Marcel Cerdan downs Lavern Roch. MORGAN, Ralph: Norman Thomas egged. HYJDANS, Carl, Life: Tokio quake. NAGEL, Bernard E., Detroit News: Ford and Edison. NEAL, Edwin Eluer, Acme: Old Schoolroom. NODLER, Paul, Life:
Ice hockey. Pole vaulting.
NOE and LEF, Geo. Eastman House, Inc.: General Grant and party after coming out of the Bonanza mines.
NUGENT, John, Z.P. Mackay Collection: San Francisco Herald office in 1850. PAEGEL, Felix, Los Angeles Examiner:
Bitter victory for actress. Dilemma for Paul Cagle, age lu
PARRXNO, Nick, International News Photo: Lindbergh addressing America First Rally.
PAUL, H#man, Detroit Times: A look at death. PEALE and Haas, Geo. Eastmand House, Inc.: Beacon House. PHELAN, Don, Acme; The big blizzard of 19ltf. PHILLIPS, Al, Chicago Herald American: Chicago police close in on cornered
hold-up man. PLATNICK, Ray, N.Y. Star: Picture section cover shot. PLAUT, Fred, This Week: Eisenhower listening, k years later, to a recording
of his D-day speech. POND and Winter, Library of Congress:
Ascending the summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska. Tlingit Indians, Wrangel, Alaska.
POST, Marion, F.S.A. Library of Congress: Negro Dance in South. POTTER, Howard D., Harris Ewing: Ikrshall and Lovett before House Foreign
Affairs Committee discussing Marshall Plan. PUCCI, Al, N.Y. Daily News: Strike against the Stock Exchange. REA, Bob, Chicago Herald American:
Grain elevator fire. One-sided argument. Judge Prystalski has law laid down to him by his wife.
READ, George, Z.P. Ilackay Collection: Philadelphia street, 18^2. REIDY, John J., N.Y. Daily Mirror: Murderer steps into patrol wagon. REPORTO, Carmen, Chicago Times:
"Rigor Mortis" - Brittoa vs. Earl. * Wallace, "Favdrite- Son," with outstretched hand*
REYNOLDS, Emil, Acme: Molotov and Byrnes at Paris Conference. RICKERBY, Arthur, Acme:
Dulles at U.N. session attacked by Vishinsky as a war-monger; Eleanor Roosevelt listening.
Old Chinese. Three views of Dewey convention, 191*8.
RIIS, Jacob A., Iftis. of City of N.Y.: Slum areas series - 6 photos. ROMANI, Ivo, AP: Pope crosses signals. ROOSE, Barney, Brown Bros.: Old time fire engine. ROSENBERG, Sam: V-J Day. ROSENTHAL, Joe, AP: Flag raising on Mt. Suribachi, Iwo Jima. ROTPBTEIN, Arthur, F.S.A.: Dust storm. RDTHSTEIN, Arthur, Look:
A debutante and her date. Four scenes of U.N. activities. J. Arthur Rank.
ROUS, John, AP: Eisenhower talks with women requesting return of G.I.s. SARNO, Arthur, N.Y. Daily Mirror: Charles Janauskovec weeps over dead dog. SARNO, Dick, N.Y. Daily Mirror:
Greta Garbo dodging the camera. Mrs. Bruno Hauptmann collapses at news of her husband's electrocution.
SASS, Fred, N.Y. Times: Mrs. Kosenkina after her leap. SCHALL, Roger: Paris under the Nazis. SCHMITZ, Bernard, INP: Russian diplomat Sokolovsky on way to meeting. SCOTT, A.E., INP: Howard Hughes alone after investigation. SEELEY, Don, Library of Congress: Burning oil tank. SEKAER, Peter, Vogue: "Student Election, Children's Village." SHERE, Sam, INP: The Hinderiberg in flames. SHEW, William, Smithsonian Institution: San Francisco, winter of 1852-53:
abandoned ships of gold hunters. SHEW and Johnson, Z.P. Mackay Collection: San Francisco about 1852. SINCLAIR, Hugh, Chicago Herald American: Victim of LaSalle Hotel fire. SMITH, W. Eugene, Life: Series of photos of a country doctor. SNIPES, Allen, AP: E.H. Crump, Memphis political boss. SOCHUREK, Howard J., Milwaukee Journal: Wisconsin winter.
STRASSER, T.J., St. Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press: "Here, you take it" Track meet.
THOMPSON, John, Acme: Adolphe Menjou at Un-American Committee investigation. THOMPSON, Paul, European Picture Service: Gathering shells on one of the
popular beaches. THOMPSON, Paul, N.Y. Times: Woman Suffrage parade. 7R/VNOUILLE, Dante 0., Utica Observer-Dispatch and Daily Press:
Football game. Remington Rr.nd strike-breaker.
ULTANG, Don, Des Moines Register and Tribune: Plowed strip of ground around schoolhouse. South Dakota prairie blackened by fire.
VALENTA, Caroline, Houston Post: Returning soldier with wife and children. Texas City disaster.
VANDIVERT, William, Chicago American: Electrocution at Joliet Prison. WALLACE, Bob: 2 photos of FDR and Generals in Sicily. WAENECK2, Harry, N.Y. Daily News: Traffic halted as feline mother treks with
brood. WARNECIIE, Willian, N.Y. World-Telegram: Shooting of Mayor Gaynor. I/ATIxINS, C.E., Carl Sandburg Collection: Lincoln obsequies. MEEGEE, from "Naked City":
Mother and daughter look up hopelessly - tenement fire. "Tenement Penthouse" - children sleep on fire escape.
WILES, Robert: Empire State suicide. WINTER and Pond, Library of Congress:
Ascending the summit of Chilkoot Pass, Alaska. Tlingit Indians, Wrangel, Alaska.
WRIGHT, L., Z.P. Mackay Collection: Wreck on the Providence and Worcester R.R. ZIMMERMAN, Matthew, AP: "Smash Hit."