Chicago Loop, State & Randolph

Street corner in the Black Belt

Vicki LaMotta screaming with joy at the turning point of the fight

Sleeping children

New houses built by Negroes in a better residential section of the South Side

[Thousands of copies of newspapers awaiting distribution]

Windy City Softball League Pitcher, Chicago

[Minnie Kinsey]

Wash day of a family on relief

Typesetter at the Chicago Defender, one of the leading Negro newspapers

Bartender and owner of a tavern on the South Side

Window of an apartment house rented to Negroes

Alfred MacMillan, Pullman porter aboard the Capitol Limited bound for Chicago

Children eating biscuits

A group of young men, most of them students at the University of Chicago, who live cooperatively in a large house

[Man photographing three women outside church, Chicago]

Wife of a railroad worker typing a letter

Reverend Cobbs at Comunity House Dedication, Chicago

Letter to the congregation of the Pentecostal church

Pastor of the Pentecostal church on Easter Sunday

[Children posing on a sidewalk in the slums of Chicago]

[Eloise Johnson Bennett]

[Two homeless men sleeping on the streets]

Robinson La Motta fight-Murderous charge brings Robinson in on La Motta, who staggers helplessly into Sugar Ray in 13th. A ringside statistician computed that Jake was hit 56 times in round's 2 minutes and 4 seconds.