AP Historical Hard Drive 2002

The body of slain outlaw John Dillinger lies in state at the Harvey Funeral Home in Mooresville, Ind., July 25, 1934. The body will later be placed i...

Weapons belonging to the late John Dillinger, apparently dumped into Lake Michigan, Chicago, Ill., after his death, and recovered late July 24, are sh...

Medical students make a death mask of slain outlaw John Dillinger in Chicago, Ill., July 25, 1934. (AP Photo)

This aerial view shows the body of John Dillinger, in an undertaker's basket covered with black oil cloth, being taken from a funeral home in Chicago,...

The body of slain outlaw John Dillinger is placed in a police wagon from Alexian Brothers Hospital en route to the Cook County Morgue in Chicago, Ill....

South Chicago police officers, from left, Capt. Timothy O'Neil, Sergeants Peter Sopsic, Walter Conroy and Glen Stretch are shown on July 23, 1934. Th...

This is the automatic .38 pistol that dropped from John Dillinger's hands when he was fatally wounded by federal agents in front of a movie theater in...

People pose in front of the Biograph Theater at Lincoln and Fullerton Streets as one woman displays the newspaper headline

Henry Cotton, right, is congratulated by Hon. Michael Scott, Capt. of Royal St. George, after receiving the British Open Championship trophy at Royal...

Alfred M. Padgham approaches the 16th during the first round of the British Open Golf Championship in the Fairway at Royal St. George's, England, on J...

Olin Dutra, of Brentwood, Ca., is shown in action during the U.S. Open Golf Championship at Merion Cricket Club in Ardmore, Pa., June 9, 1934. Dutra...

Paul Runyan tees off in the U.S. Open Golf Championship at the Merion Cricket Club in Ardmore, Pa., June 7, 1934. (AP Photo)

The USS Ranger, most modern aircraft carrier afloat, is docked at Norfolk, Va., June 4, 1934. The 13,800-ton warship carries 72 planes of various typ...

Bill Cummings crosses the finish line as the checkered flag is waved at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Track in Indianapolis, Indiana, Memorial Day w...

Playwright Sidney Kingsley is shown in New York City on May 24, 1934. Kingsley won the 1934 Pulitzer Prize in drama for

People crowd around the abandoned bullet-riddled 1934 Ford automobile in which Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrows were killed by federal agents in Arcadi...

Bonnie Parker, left, and Clyde Barrow are shown at the morgue in Arcadia, La., May 23, 1934. The bank robbers were ambushed by law enforcement offici...

Bonnie Parker lays in the morgue at Arcadia, La., after being shot to death on a nearby country road with her bank robber partner Clyde Barrow, May 23...

Thoroughbred race horse Cavalcade, with jockey Mack Garner up, is shown in the winner's circle after winning the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in...

The Flying Clipper S-42, built by Sikorsky for Pan-American Airways, is shown as it rides the waters of Long Island Sound during tests near Bridgeport...

Clarence Darrow poses before stepping up onto the train in Chicago, Ill., departing for Washington, D.C., where he will appear before the Senate Finan...

Frances Perkins, U.S. Secretary of Labor, is shown before the Senate Labor Committee lending her support to the Wagner Bill, which would create a perm...

U.S. first lady Eleanor Roosevelt is shown at the airport in Miami Fl., March 6, 1934 before boarding a plane for Puerto Rico. (AP Photo)

U.S. first lady Eleanor Roosevelt arrives at the reception given by the Camp Fire Girls in New York City, March 1, 1934 to celebrate the 22nd annivers...

John Dillinger, center, is handcuffed and guarded in court as his trial date is set for March 12 at Crown Point, Ind., Feb. 9, 1934. Dillinger is ch...

William Sutton, 33, fugitive from Sing Sing prison and leader of a gang of bank robbers, is shown after he was arrested in a police raid in Philadelph...

This February 1934 photo shows, from left to right, State Minister of Bavaria, Hermann Esser, Hitler's niece Friedl Raubal, Hitler's sister Angela Rau...

U.S. first lady Eleanor Roosevelt attends a meeting of the women's CWA officials at Warrenton, Va., Jan.. 26, 1934. Seated from left are, Ellen Akgne...

This is a general view of Forbidden City, once home to China's Emperors in Peking, renamed Beijing, China, Jan. 23, 1934. (AP Photo)

U.S. Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins stitches the first Blue Eagle label into a dress during a ceremony marking the inauguration of the National Re...

Bill Terry, New York Giants manager, is shown in 1934. The man at left is not identified. (AP Photo)

Fiorello H. La Guardia is sworn in as Mayor of New York City by Justice Philip J. McCook, shortly after midnight, New Year's Eve 1934. Standing betwe...

Wiley Post tests his high altitude pressure suit as engineers inflate the suit before his flight on his plane Winnie Mae in New York, 1934. Post, who...

Frank Capra poses with his special Oscar at the Academy Awards in Los Angeles, Ca., in 1934. Capra was honored with the award for best direction for...

This is a view of the harbor in Shanghai, China, Dec. 23, 1933. In foreground is the weather tower and at left is the Cenotaph monument to the Allied...

People enjoy legal drinking as they gather at Cavanagh's in New York City on Dec. 5, 1933 after the 21st Ammendment is ratified. (AP Photo)

Willie Mosconi, 19, of Philadelphia, is shown during a practice round for the Pocket Billiards Championship tourney in Chicago, Ill., Dec. 4, 1933. (...

U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, left, Eugene L. Vidal, assistant secretary of commerce for aeronautics, center, and Henry A. Wallace, secretary...

Unemployed people, numbering about 5,000, wait outside the State Labor Bureau which houses the State Temporary Employment Relief administration in New...

This aerial view shows a long line of unemployed people, numbering about 5,000, waiting outside the State Labor Bureau building, which houses the Stat...

Sidney Franklin, fighter from Brooklyn, N.Y., poses aboard the Rex as he arrives in New York City, from Madrid, on Nov. 9, 1933. (AP Photo)

Dr. Werner Heisenberg, of Leipzig University, Germany, who was awarded the 1932 Nobel Prize for Physics, is shown in Nov. 1933. Heisenberg won for hi...

Kathryn Kelly, smiling for the camera, is escorted by federal agents in Cincinnati, Ohio, where she begins serving her life term in the Cincinnati wor...

One of the U.S. Navy's largest rigid airships the USS Macon is shown as it sails over lower Manhattan on Oct. 9, 1933. (AP Photo/U.S. Navy)

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George T. Dunlap Jr., of New York, holds his U.S. Amateur Golf trophy after his championship victory in the final of the tourney at Cincinnati, Ohio,...

Thousands of spectators cheer as over a quarter million marchers show support for the National Recovery Administration (NRA) in a parade on Fifth Ave....

Dorothy Harrison Eustis, dog breeder and founder of The Seeing Eye, poses with Parole and Nancy, two dogs trained at the school to lead blind people,...

The giant blue eagle float symbolizing the National Recovery Administration (NRA) participates in the firemen's annual Labor Day Parade along Pennsylv...

Helen Jacobs, left, and Helen Willis Moody enter the court for finals in the National Women's singles tournament at Forest Hills, New York City, Aug....