F.B.I. agent interrogating a Japanese woman in San Francisco immediately after the bombing of Pearl Harbor

Fort Strike Committee; Walter Reuther with workers

A man lies on the street; scene in front of Comfort Hotel on Mission Street, San Francisco

Boys on the Road

Cotton Picking in California's Central Valley

San Francisco Civil Rights Parade; Otto and Imogene Cunningham walking up Market Street

Gloria T. Pomo at the burial of her child

Hansel and Otto selecting negatives at LIFE Magazine Lab with Peter Stackpole

Tom Mooney, American's most famous prisoner, San Quentin Prison

Orphan Band, Charleston, South Carolina

Trapped Coyote, Montana

Monkey; a male Macaque, homesick for India, unable to assimilate in the newly formed group of imported primates, seeks escape from the island of Santiago near Puerto Rico, in the Caribbean Sea

Four Generations of Roosevelts; Sara's 86th Birthday in Hyde Park, New York

The General, in charge of the American Western Defense Command, decided that Japanese Americans were potential saboteurs. Based on his recommendation, F.D.R. authorized teh internment of 112,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry.

Emma, Hansel's Sister; she was incurably ill with heart disease, brought on by a stroke suffered during a bombing attack on Stuttgart Railway Station while waiting for her soldier fiancé.

Five runaway girls... from a home after cops caught them

At the Palace Theatre II

[Barn dance in Central Park, New York]

Dancing is free in Central Park

[Men watching scoreboard of World Series at Yankee Stadium in upper window of Sachs Furniture Company store, New York]

[Man rescuing girl from a fire, New York]

[Two children in movie theater]

[Girls laughing at movie, New York]

The Moving Finger