AP Historical Hard Drive 2008

President Franklin Roosevelt, left, rides with Governor Olin Johnston and Mayor L.B. Owens of Columbia, S.C., on December 5, 1938. They rode thr...

Actress Bette Davis is shown in make up and costume in

Actress Bette Davis is shown in her role as Queen Elizabeth in the film

President Franklin Roosevelt had a talk with his ambassadors to Italy and Germany in Warm Springs, Ga., Nov.28, 1938. On the left is William Philli...

President Franklin Roosevelt is shown Nov.21, 1938 as he inspected Chickamauga Dam near Chattanooga, Tenn., his first visit to this unit of the Tenne...

Bundled up for a rainy trip , President Franklin Roosevelt visit the site of Washington's new $9,00,000 airport Nov 19, 1938. Shown inspecting the...

Bundled up for a rainy trip , President Franklin Roosevelt visit the site of Washington's new $9,00,000 airport Nov 19, 1938. Shown inspecting the...

Socialist leader Norman Thomas appears in Newark, N.J., police court, Nov. 17, 1938, to testify against an alleged egg-hurler who is charged with bomb...

Attired in formal morning clothes and accompanied by his Naval and Army aides, President Franklin Roosevelt joined the nation in observance of Armisti...

President Franklin D.Roosevelt is seen identifying himself to the election board at the Hyde Park, N.Y., Nov. 8, 1938 as a preliminary to casting his...

The Franklin Roosevelt family cast its ballots in historic town hall in Hyde Park, N.Y., November 8, 1938. From the left, Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt, Mrs...

President Franklin D.Roosevelt is assisted by an unidentified personal assistant as he leaves the voting booth at Hyde Park, N.Y., November 8, 1938 a...

President Franklin Roosevelt, driving his own car and alone except for bodyguard Thomas Qualters, his constant companion, is pictured after he attende...

Working at Hyde Park for President Roosevelt Nov. 4, 1938 is just like being at the White House. He was at work on a speech in the office of his Hyd...

President Franklin Roosevelt is shown making his radio speech the night of Nov. 4, 1938 from his Hyde Park, N.Y., home, urging the voters of the state...

President Franklin Roosevelt is shown making his radio speech the night of Nov. 4, 1938 from his Hyde Park, N.Y., home, urging the voters of the New...

Working at Hyde Park for President Roosevelt Nov. 4, 1938 is just like being at the White House. He was at work on a speech in the office of his Hyd...

In the interest of the

On a tour of inspection of the Army and Navy's newest fighting planes, Oct. 29, 1938, President Franklin Roosevelt paused beside this giant four -engi...

On a tour of inspection of the army and navy???s newest fighting planes, Oct. 29, President Roosevelt paused beside this giant four engined naval flyi...

Current and former St. Louis Cardinals improvise as the Pepper Martin Mudcat Band in St. Louis Sept. 30, 1938. From left are Cardinals Stan Bordagaray...

On his first visit to the bolling and Anacostia air fields in Washington since he became president, Franklin D. Roosevelt on Oct. 29 , 1938 saw some...

Lou Zontoni (23) Notre Dame half, was virtually catapulted to block Moon Mullin (50) Army, on his kick from the Army fifteen yard line at Notre Dames...

Willard Hofer, (3), Notre Dame Quarter, holds the ball for Bob Saggau, Irish left half, in this third quarter try for point after touchdown which the...

French ambassador to Germany, Andre Francois-Poncet, center left, stands on a platform in Berlin's railway station Friedrichstrasse as Staatsrat Meiss...

President Franklin Roosevelt viewed the Navy Day program at the Washington, D.C., Navy Yard accompanied by his friend, George Cardinal Mundelein of Ch...

President Franklin Roosevelt (left) and George Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago are shown as they left the Navy Yard in Washington, D-C. Oct. 27, 1938 af...

President Franklin Roosevelt met with his newly appointed

President Franklin D. Roosevelt, who designed his own

President Franklin Roosevelt drove out to his

President Franklin Roosevelt told the American people, in a radio address night of Oct. 14, 1938 from his studio in the White House, that they always...

President Franklin Roosevelt told the American people, in a radio address the night of Oct. 14, 1938 from his studio in the White House, that they al...

President Franklin Roosevelt in his sixth year in the White House is shown night of Oct. 14, 1938 a few minutes before he went on the air in a radio a...

This striking closeup of President Franklin D. Roosevelt is intended for use in connection with developments at the Democratic National Convention. T...

Billy Rose, the Broadway impresario, right, issued a call for showgirls for a new night spot he plans to open the latter part of November, and he is,...

One down to the Yanks, the Cubs called on the $185,000 arm of Dizzy Dean to stop the New York club in the second game of the World Series in Chicago o...

President Franklin Roosevelt sits in his car after church where he prayed for peace Sunday, Oct. 2, 1938 at St. James Episcopal Church, near his Hyd...

President Franklin Roosevelt, prayed for peace Oct. 2, 1938 at the St. James Episcopal Church, near his Hyde Park home. The president had appealed to...

President Franklin Roosevelt, prayed for peace Oct. 2, 1938 at the St. James Episcopal Church, near his Hyde Park home, upstate New York. The presid...

President Franklin Roosevelt prayed for peace at the St. James Episcopal Church, near his Hyde Park home, upstate New York on Oct. 2, 1938. The p...

British Premier Sir Neville Chamberlain waves the

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President Franklin Roosevelt, chairing a meeting at center of table, sits with Cabinet members at the White House on September 27, 1938. At left i...

President Franklin Roosevelt, aboard his yacht named Potomac watch the President's Cup Regatta, September 25, 1938, at Washington, D.C., clasps the ha...

Portrait of British Premier Sir Neville Chamberlain at his return from Germany at Heston airfield, London, England, September 24, 1938. Chamberlain br...

British Premier Sir Neville Chamberlain, left, and the British ambassador to Germany, Sir Nevile Henderson, walk on the terrace of the Petersberg Hote...

Civilian Conservation Corps boys work on an adobe building at Mission La Purisima Concepcion de Maria Santisima near Lompoc, Calif., Sept. 23, 1938....

President Franklin Roosevelt is shown receiving a football pass for the coming professional season for 1938-1939 from George Marshall, owner of the W...

Back at the White House to keep an eye on the European situation, President Franklin Roosevelt on Sept. 16, 1938 took time out to present the collier...

British Premier Sir Neville Chamberlain chats with German foreign minister Joachim von Ribbentrop, shortly after Chamberlain's arrival in Munich, Germ...