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CBS newsman Edward R. Murrow, 1953. He gained fame covering the London Blitz during WW2. He later reported on McCarthyism and migrant workers. He even hosted a celebrity interview show. Color original.
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Anne Lee Patterson Photographed By Alfred Cheney Johnston, Ca. 1930. Patterson was Miss USA in 1931, and also performed in the Ziegfeld Follies that same year.(990x1383)
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Australian soldier consoles a wounded American on the Western Front in WWI, circa. 1917
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Definition of "Keep Calm". Milkman delivering milk right after The "London Blitz". Touched up and colorized
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1918: Women workers of a flour mill at Rank & Sons, Birkenhead, England happily pose for the camera.
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An old Italian woman shows her gratitude to one of the American soldiers following the liberation of Italy (Italy 1945)
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Fred Rogers performing a "bedside solo show" for 7-year old Beth Usher during her coma after undergoing surgery for "Rasmussen’s encephalitis" at the John Hopkins Childrens' Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland. February 1987
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French AMX-10P (amphibious infantry fighting vehicle) at the Camp Taji vehicle graveyard: (27 km) north of Baghdad, Iraq. That message was spray painted by a U.S. military serviceman - „Completely Yours Even in Iraq. I luv u babe“, c. 2003
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