Newspaper: Acts of War

Newspaper: Acts of War

Newspaper: Thousands Feared Dead in Terrorist Attacks on U.S.

Newspaper: Terror: Trade Center Destroyed by Hijacked Jets

Rock Wall and Trees, High Sierra

Minarets, Iceberg Lake

Mount Clark - Echo Ridge

Harper's Weekly

[Two soldiers]

[Princess Wee Wee]

[Lake George vacation album]

World's Greatest Midgets, Maj. N. G. W. Winner & Wife; Ages: 20,--28 years, Heights: 35,--36 inches, Weights: 40--42 pounds, Monticello, Iowa

[Dainty Dewdrop]

[Bertha Carnihan]

[Gertrude Burk]

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

[Letter from Weegee in Los Angeles to Wilma Wilcox in New York City]

E. D. Barnard, Lyme, Huron, Co. Ohio

A Yuma House

Casualty! Shot in the mouth in the Stockton labor battle

Jail Bound - This Patrol wagon carried a full load to jail yesterday as the incipient riot in Grant Avenue was quelled. Many of those arrested continued to resist to the very steps of the wagon.

[Women demonstrating during telephone strike, San Francisco]

Strikers -Picketing of Key System cabarns started at 4 a.m. yesterday, with the pickets in uniform. A union spokesman said pickets were ordered to wear uniforms because the strike leaders didn't want "outsiders" joining in any demonstrations.

Reinforcements - Examiner Reporter Dick Pollard, eyewitness to yesterday's violence in Richmond, said infuriated strikers shouted "Heil Hitler" as they rushed into battle with police assigned to keep order.