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President Franklin D. Roosevelt who, as architect, designed his own

The new Funkhaus Radio Station, in Berlin, Oct. 9, 1930, which has several studios, a museum and extensive research facilities. (AP Photo)

Broadway theatrical producer David Belasco cuts his birthday cake on his 76th birthday in Atlantic City, N.J., July 28, 1930. (AP Photo)

The exterior of the Reischbank, in Berlin, Germany, July 14, 1930. (AP Photo)

The interior of the Reichsbank, in Berlin, Germany, July 14, 1930. (AP Photo)

Spokesman of the

John McGraw, veteran Giant Pilot, left, and Bill McKechnie, manager of the Boston Braves meet and talk it over at the Polo Grounds, New York, April 15...

Manager John McGraw, on the first day in Giants training camp at San Antonio, Texas, March 1930. (AP Photo)

The beautiful Nautilus polo fields, at Miami Beach, Fla., as viewed from the air, December 21, 1929. This photo was taken from the dirigible ''Defende...

Two of Yale???s prize Bulldogs left to right Capt. Firpo Green and Albie Booth. Photo was snapped when Booth took in practice on Nov. 21 1929, for the...

**FILE** Crowds panic in the Wall Street district of Manhattan due to the heavy trading on the stock market in New York City on Oct. 24, 1929. (AP Ph...

**FILE** Crowds panic in the Wall Street district of Manhattan due to the heavy trading on the stock market in New York City on Oct. 24, 1929. (AP Ph...

**FILE** Crowds panic in the Wall Street district of Manhattan due to the heavy trading on the stock market in New York City on Oct. 24, 1929. (AP Ph...

Portrait of German architect Gustav Lilienthal pictured at his 80th birthday, October 9, 1929 in Berlin, Germany. Otto Lilienthal, the unsucessful fly...

Gilbert Keith Chesterton, author of the Father Brown detective stories and many other works, pictured at his home in Beaconsfield near London, England...

Seventy-five year old Broadway theatrical producer David Belasco is seen in Atlantic City, N.J., July 25, 1929. (AP Photo)

Model of a Neanderthal boy chewing a bone. June 7, 1929 photo. (AP Photo)

The beautiful Lafayett Escadrille Memorial erected in the Villeneuve L'Etang, near Paris, in honor of the 209 American Pilots who in 1916 banded toget...

Courtroom scene at the trial in federal court of Maj. Charles Shepard 59, charged with the poison murder of his second wife, Mrs. Zenana Shepard, June...

It must have been the superb wit of the great George Bernard Shaw, that was responsible of the jovial expression of our former ring champion and liter...

The U.S. submarine S-4, refitted as a Naval Safety Test vessel, was finally raised by drivers off Block Island after an all-night battle in which the...

The Anti-War Museum in the Parochialstrasse, Berlin, Dec. 10, 1928, which contains exhibits demonstrating the frightfullness of war. (AP Photo)

Dr. Hugo Eckener and crew of the Graf Zeppelin received a rousing reception when they were driven through New York, Oct. 16, 1928. Dr. Hugo Eckener ca...

The Chapel of St. George in the grounds of Monbijou Palace, Berlin, Sept. 14, 1928, is the house of worship for Berlin's British Colony. A statue of E...

Traffic passes between the pillars of the Brandenburg Gate, Berlin, April 30, 1928. (AP Photo)

Photo shows water boiling up around the S-4 as she was refloatedb in Drydock in Charlestown, Mass., Navy Yard on April 12, 1928. The S-4 was sunk off...

The ill-fated submarine S-4 at it appeared being towed into the Boston Navy Yard on March 18, 1928 with a flag at half mast in memory of the men who l...

Why the crew of the S-4 were helpless to save themselves is shown in this picture. The irregular object running the length of the right side of the co...

Why the crew of the S-4 were helpless to save themselves is shown in this picture. The irregular object running the length of the right side of the co...

Photo shows flowers placed on the S-4 on March 19, 1928 in Boston dry dock. (AP Photo)

Photo shows view of S-4 in Drydock being drawn off shown March 19, 1928. (AP Photo)

Photo shows submarine S-4 before the ill-fated collision that trapped the crew of 40 men shown Dec. 27, 1927. (AP Photo)

The four players chosen to defend the historic International Polo Challenge Cup, the Westchester Cup, against the riders of Great Britain this year, A...

This tragic picture shows the ill-fated at Charlestown navy yard, Boston, back in 1928 after she had been raised from 101 feet of water off Provinceto...

New York Yankees' left handed pitcher Herb Pennock is seen, Sept. 9, 1926. (AP Photo)

Photo shows submarine S-51 raised and being towed to the Brooklyn Navy Yard from New London, Conn. on July 6, 1926. (AP Photo)

The crane ship, Century, left, and the Monarch tug in vain to drag the sunken submarine S-51, sternforemost from its watery grave off Block Island, R....

The submarine S-50 gets into position next to the diver???s boat so it may pump air into the sunken craft, S-51 off Block Island, R.I on October 1925....

President Franklin Roosevelt talks to South Carolina Governor Olin Johnston at a breakfast in the mansion at Columbia to which 25 guest were invited...

German painter and humorist Heinrich Zille (Jan. 10, 1858 - Aug. 9, 1929), left, surrounded by guests, is pictured during a ball given in honor in Ber...

Buoy rides water over area where the S-51 went down off Block Island, R.I., in 1925 following collision with the Steamer City of Rome. (AP Photo)

Bodies of two of the victims of the submarine S-51 are transferred from the submarine mother ship Camden to the destroyer Mahan to be taken to the nav...

Comedian Fatty Arbuckle stands with a flower arrangement sent from his movie friends on his vaudeville debut, July 9, 1924. (AP Photo)

Actress Bette Davis is shown at the age of 15, in 1923. (AP Photo)

Alice Blake, an important witness in the Fatty Arbuckle murder trial, was at the party when Virginia Rappe was allegedly raped and later died from per...

Actress Virginia Rappe is seen in 1921. (AP Photo)

Fatty Arbuckle is shown in the film

Enzo Ferrari, center, is portrayed on an Alfa Romero E5, at Mugello's circuit, in Tuscany, Italy, in 1921. The Italian greatest sports car builder...

Bambina Maude Delmonte, a witness in the Fatty Arbuckle murder case, is seen, 1921. (AP Photo)

New York troops on the Cambria Front rig up a Liberty Bell to celebrate signing of the Armistice in France in 1918. (AP Photo)