[Georgie Price performing on stage, New York]

[Edith Aaronson speaking about re-educating post-war German youth, Herman Ridder Junior High School, New York]

[Arthur Schonbuch speaking about re-educating post-war German youth, Herman Ridder Junior High School, New York]

[Larry Faro displaying his Guido Reni painting, 2350 Beaumont Avenue, Bronx, New York]

[Man presenting flowers to woman, New York]

[Olive Adams napping with her doll in bed, New York]

[Florence D'Angelo standing to question Arthur Schonbuch, Herman Ridder Junior High School, New York]

[O. John Rogge speaking at a podium, New York]

[Leon Lindy, restaurateur, viewing paintings including Monet's Printemps à Giverny and Renoir's Mosquée à Alger, New York]

[Women lining up at a counter to buy bread at Cushman's, New York]

[Judy Simon playing with a doll house while her mother is at work, Greenwich House, New York]

[Mayor William O'Dwyer comparing the artwork of Charles Guanini who is disabled, with William MacMillian's, New York]

[Customers lining up to buy Daitch dairy products, New York]

[Woman demonstrating braiding dough, New York]

[Kids in the Police Athletic League program showing off their farm plots, Salvatore Damico displaying his squash to Deputy Commissioner J. A. Nolan, Jackson and Monroe Streets, New York]

[Child skiing down a hill in Central Park, New York]

[Sea lions basking in the sun, Central Park Zoo, New York]

[Pvt. R. W. Holt, Sgt. Donald Hallman and another man conversing, New York]

[Man and woman, actors, reading over a script and smoking, New York]

[Workmen clearing area around a burst water main to begin repairs, West 85th Street, New York]

[Virginia and Frank Romano looking at their newborn triplets being attended to by nurses, Swedish Hospital, 1350 Bedford Ave., New York]

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[Preschool classmates, David and Gerald Spence and Carol Bolton having a snack of cookies and orange juice, New York]

[Mayor William O'Dwyer comparing the leatherwork of two men, Alex Remelgas, a leather worker and disabled veteteran, and Martin Van Lenten, New York]