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Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross Director of the United State Mint, operates the steam shovel scooping out the first ground at ceremonies inaugurating work New...

Anti-Jewish sign hung in Greifenberg, Germany, Aug. 3, 1935. Banner reads

A newly erected poster board in Schwedt, Germany, Aug. 3, 1935. Poster reads

Lynwood Thomas Rowe of the Detroit Tigers, left, and John Allen were the starting pictures in the lst game of the important series between Detroit Ti...

Micky Cochrane was back in the Detroit dugout again on July 15, 1935 in New York, after several weeks enforced sick leave. The Peppery Pilot joined hi...

German tennis ace Hans Nuesslein and U.S. American player Ellsworth Vines enter the tennis court to play the final of the Tennis World Championships...

Boxer Primo Carnera, at 6 ft 6 inches, registered this big smile on June 21, 1935. Carnera is scheduled to fight Joe Louis on June 25, 1935 at Yan...

Marsha Hunt 17-year-old New York City dramatic school student, was awarded a 7-year optional contract by paramount studios, June 17, 1935 in Los Angel...

Thousands of people crowd the

New members of the Civilian Conservation Corps Army receive supplies on April 17,1935 at Camp Dix, New Jersey, USA, before being signed to jobs. (AP P...

Frances Farmer, 21 year old University of Washington Coed, shown after announcing she would make the trip to Russia despite her parent's objections Ma...

Miss Mary Lansing, New York society girl, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Cleveland C. Lansing, Salisbury, Connecticut on the sands of the British Coloni...

Dr. Robert Ley, top right, delivers a speech January 21, 1935 at a company as the employees listen in Berlin, Germany, which was radio broadcasted liv...

Lorries and cars loaded with anti-Nazi refugees and their belongings are searched by French Gendarmes as they pass into French territory, Jan. 17, 193...

Lorries and cars loaded with anti-Nazi refugees and their belongings are searched before being allowed into French territory, Jan. 17, 1935, as they f...

Nazi flags are flown in Saarbrucken, Jan. 16, 1935, after the Plebiscite Commission broadcast the Saar result of the vote. The result announced that 9...

A member of the Plebiscite Commission broadcasts the result of the vote in the Wartburg, Saarbrucken, Jan. 15, 1935. The result announced that 90.36 p...

Joyous crowds carry torches and Nazi flags salute in a crowded street, in Saarbrucken, Jan. 15, 1935, after the Plebiscite Commission broadcast the re...

Sir Basil Zaharoff, at right, who is known both as the

Recruits for the Civilian Conservation Corps are shown passing through an Army chow line on Pier 5, Jan. 2, 1935 at South Ferry in New York City. (AP...

The Ed Thorp memorial trophy is shown here as it was presented to the N.V. football giants, winners of the professional championship on Dec. 10, 1934...

AP technician Eddie Nittoly draws a slide from the cylinder containing the film, immediately after the transmission has started, 1935. (AP Photo)

Miss Betty Carstairs, wealthy British sportswoman who has taken part in several Motorboat Regattas in America arrives on Oct 5,1934 in New York on the...

Detroit Tigers pitcher Alvin Crowder, shown in action on Sept. 27, 1934. (AP Photo)

The family of President Roosevelt celebrated Labor Day with a picnic attended by relatives and friends at the Roosevelt Home on Sept. 3, 1934 at Hyde...

Melvin H. Purvis, left, the chief of bureau of the U.S. Department of Justice in the Midwest, was responsible for the killing of John Dillinger, is c...

Melvin Purvis, chief of the Department of Justice Agents, talks to the reporters on July 24, 1934 in Chicago after the killing John Dillinger. Purvis...

President Franklin Roosevelt and his sons Franklin Jr. and John board the U.S.S. Gilmer on July 2, 1934 at Annapolis, Maryland on the start of the tr...

U.S Ambassador to Belgium, Dave H. Morris and his daughter, Miss Alice V. Morris, are pictured on board the S.S Aquitania in New York, when they arriv...

Actress Dorothy Jordan and her husband film executive Merian C. Cooper are shown, June 1, 1934, on their return to Los Angeles aboard the liner Lurlin...

Minneapolis police retreat before truck strikers. Armed with clubs, metal bars and links of gas pipe, the Minneapolis trucks strikers forced the po...

Edmond Duffy, of the Baltimore Sun, who won $500 Pulitzer Prize for a distinguished example of a cartoonist's work during the year, with his

Four of the Pulitzer Prize winners for 1933, pose for the camera at Columbia University, New York when the awards were officially announced by Dr. Nic...

President and Mrs. Roosevelt are photographed as they arrived in New York, to attend funeral service for the late William H. Woodin, former Secretary...

Postmaster General James A. Farley, right and Col. Matt Winn, managing director of Churchill Downs, two loyal turf followers, are pictured at Churchil...

Stewart Donnelly, alleged international-known swindler, is photographed on board the S.S. Washington when he was brought back from Paris in the custod...

Congressmen appointed to investigate alleged Nazi Propaganda in the U.S. are pictured in Washington, D.C., May 3, 1934. Thomas W. Hardwick, former gov...

Thousands of people crowd the

Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of president Franklin D. Roosevelt , (left), and Mrs. Edith Wilson, widow of the late president Woodrow Wilson, shown at the...

New York University's sensational high jumper, George Spitz, sets a new record by clearing the bar in the high jump at 6 feet, 8.25 inches, at the Pen...

President Franklin Roosevelt shown presenting the Cheney Award, established in memory of Lieut. William H. Cheney, who died in a plane collision on Wa...

Frederick E. Murphy, publisher of the Minneapolis Tribune and his wife are shown on their arrival in New York on the Liner Europe, April 26, 1934. Mr...

Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of President Franklin D. Roosevelt, attends the celebration of the first anniversary of the opening of the Strang Clinic of th...

President Franklin Roosevelt shown in Washington, April 21, 1934. As he signed into law the Bankhead bill to limit this year???s cotton crop to 10,00...

Mrs. Harrison Williams, the former Mona Bush and future Mona von Bismarck, named by Parisian fashion houses

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Jr., pictured speaking at his inauguration as the President of the National Republican Club in New York, April 17, 1934. C...

Pitcher, Ed Brandt, left and Frank Hogan, catcher, of the Boston Braves are shown before their game against the Brooklyn Dodgers, in Brooklyn, New Yo...

Bernard Deutsch, center-left, president of the Board of Alderman, is shown with Charles Stoneham, president of the Giants, as Deutsch threw out the ba...

Manager Joe McCarthy's infield for the Yankee 1934 pennant drive, pose in New York, April 16, 1934.From left to right: Tony Lazzeri, third base; Red R...

David Cushman Coyle, construction engineer with the Public Works Administration, testifies before the House Investigation Committee in Washington, Ap...