[Massachusetts vacation album]

Newspaper: A Day of Infamy

[Album Featuring Photo Sequences]

Relief Plea - Representatives of the striking CIO Longshoremen’s Union are pictured as they appeared at the public welfare commission yesterday to demand action on requests made for relief by union members.

Emergency Move - Deputy Sheriffs Howard Dunn and Thomas Green, right, swear in a group of longshoremen long enough to unload a sliver dragon and other decoration for the Portola Festival which arrived from the Orient aboard the American President Lines

[Letter from Burton Beal in Hamilton, Virginia, to Albert Beal in Augusta, Maine]

[Letter from Burton Beal in Snickersville, Virginia, to Albert Beal in Augusta, Maine]

[Letter from Weegee in North Hollywood to Wilma Wilcox in New York]

[Letter from Weegee in North Hollywood to Wilma Wilcox in New York]

Michelle, Female Impersonator, "C'est La Vie" Club, North Hollywood

Newspaper: Bush Orders Heavy Bombers Near Afghans; Demands Bin Laden Now, Not Negotiations

TVA Dam

Newspaper: Attack on America: Hundreds Feared Dead As Planes Hit Trade Center; Pentagon also Hit by Suicide Attack from the Air; Bush Vows: Terror Against U.S. "Will Not Stand"

Newspaper: Day of Evil

Newspaper: Terrorist Strikes Cripple America: President Says Thousands Die on East Coast

Newspaper: Attack! Terrorist-Directed Crashes Level World Trade Towers

Newspaper: Architects, Planners and Residents Wonder How to Fill the Hole in the City

Newspaper: New York Carries On, but Test of Its Grit Has Just Begun

Newspaper: Outrage

Newspaper: New Day of Infamy

Newspaper: Terror Hits U.S.: Airliners Strike World Trade Center in NYC, Pentagon

Summer Evening

Convicts lunch house, Atlanta, Ga.

Newspaper: Act of War: Attacks Worst Since Pearl Harbor