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Women Smile and Pose on Boardwalk, 1940s
1940s: Two women in swimsuits stand on boardwalk near water, pose, smile, one wears pageant sash.
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Beauty Pageant Contestants, 1940s
1940s: Women lean in to have intimate discussion, man touches their shoulders, adjusts them. Beauty pageant, long line of women in swimsuits stand, pose, adjust swimsuits.
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Women check fit of dress on model, c.1940
1940s: Office. Women check fit of dress on model. Woman kneels to take measurement.
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Hawaii, 1952: Evidence is seen on the lasting effects of the sugar industry in Hawaii as it is a major of income shown by the presence of many plantations
Hawaii, 1952: Evidence is seen on the lasting effects of the sugar industry in Hawaii as it is a major of income shown by the presence of many plantations.
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Hawaii, 1952: A history of the effects of the American annex of the Hawaiian Islands in 1898
Hawaii, 1952: A history of the effects of the American annex of the Hawaiian Islands in 1898.
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Hawaii, 1952: History of the growth of Christianity and commerce in Hawaii
Hawaii, 1952: History of the growth of Christianity and commerce in Hawaii.
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Hawaii, 1952: A portrait of Queen Liliuokalani, the last reigning monarch of Hawaii until the monarchy ended in 1893 through a revolution
Hawaii, 1952: A portrait of Queen Liliuokalani, the last reigning monarch of Hawaii until the monarchy ended in 1893 through a revolution.
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Hawaii, 1952: History of Hawaii's colonization as Captain Cook landed and referred to the islands as Sandwich Islands which ended the isolation of Hawaii
Hawaii, 1952: History of Hawaii's colonization as Captain Cook landed and referred to the islands as Sandwich Islands which ended the isolation of Hawaii.
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Hawaii, 1952: Scenes of Hawaii from News Magazine before it became a state
Hawaii, 1952: Scenes of Hawaii from News Magazine before it became a state.
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United States, 1952: A view of the film recorded by the US Navy's new motion picture equipment which tracks speed, rate of climb, and distance among other factors
United States, 1952: A view of the film recorded by the US Navy's new motion picture equipment which tracks speed, rate of climb, and distance among other factors.
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United States, 1952: A view of the film recorded by the US Navy's new motion picture equipment with a description of its functions
United States, 1952: A view of the film recorded by the US Navy's new motion picture equipment with a description of its functions.
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United States, 1952: An operator demonstrates the use of new motion picture recording equipment for the US Navy as he follows and records a flying plane
United States, 1952: An operator demonstrates the use of new motion picture recording equipment for the US Navy as he follows and records a flying plane.
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United States, 1952: The US Navy introduces a new motion picture camera in China Lake as an operator demonstrates following and recording of a missile
United States, 1952: The US Navy introduces a new motion picture camera in China Lake as an operator demonstrates following and recording of a missile.
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United States, 1952: After atomic bomb detonation, a cloud of smoke forms as the ground shakes and smoke fills the air around army soldiers watching
United States, 1952: After atomic bomb detonation, a cloud of smoke forms as the ground shakes and smoke fills the air around army soldiers watching.
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United States, 1952: The US Navy introduces a new motion picture camera for recording the flight of guided missiles in China Lake
United States, 1952: The US Navy introduces a new motion picture camera for recording the flight of guided missiles in China Lake.
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United States, 1952: Generals William Kean, Joseph Swing, and Mark Clark watch as army troops anxiously wait 7 miles away from an atomic bomb detonation
United States, 1952: Generals William Kean, Joseph Swing, and Mark Clark watch as army troops anxiously wait 7 miles away from an atomic bomb detonation.
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United States, 1952: Soldiers arrive at night to prepare for atomic testing in Frenchman Flat
United States, 1952: Soldiers arrive at night to prepare for atomic testing in Frenchman Flat.
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Washington DC, 1952: Winston Churchill and President Truman walk to the presidential yacht Williamsburg and continue their talk
Washington DC, 1952: Winston Churchill and President Truman walk to the presidential yacht Williamsburg and continue their talk.
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Washington DC, 1952: Winston Churchill arrives in Congress and gives a speech
Washington DC, 1952: Winston Churchill arrives in Congress and gives a speech.
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Washington DC, 1952: Winston Churchill is greeted by President Truman as he steps of the plane in Washington, D
Washington DC, 1952: Winston Churchill is greeted by President Truman as he steps of the plane in Washington, D.C.
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Washington DC, 1952: Winston Churchill arrives in Washington, D.C. and is welcomed by the military in the Capitol.
Washington DC, 1952: Winston Churchill arrives in Washington, D.C. and is welcomed by the military in the Capitol.
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New York, United States, 1952: After arrival in New York, Winston Churchill rides a car followed by the Independence to fly to see President Truman
New York, United States, 1952: After arrival in New York, Winston Churchill rides a car followed by the Independence to fly to see President Truman.
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New York, United States, 1952: Winston Churchill arrives in New York carried by Queen Mary for talks with President Truman
New York, United States, 1952: Winston Churchill arrives in New York carried by Queen Mary for talks with President Truman.
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Atlantic Ocean, 1952: The Flying Enterprise is sinking, and Captain Carlsen and his mate Kenneth Dancy cannot be rescued by a helicopter because of harsh water conditions
Atlantic Ocean, 1952: The Flying Enterprise is sinking, and Captain Carlsen and his mate Kenneth Dancy cannot be rescued by a helicopter because of harsh water conditions.