AP Historical Hard Drive 2009

St. Mary's four coaches who will direct their squad's play against Fordham at the Polo Grounds in New York on Oct. 20, 1934. Left to right they a...

On the witness stand, Bruno Richard Hauptmann examines the Lindbergh ransom notes during his extradition hearing on Oct. 16, 1934 in New York. He de...

Elliott Roosevelt, right, shown with Harold Gatty, left, and Eddie Rickenbacker, center, at the hearing in Washington, Oct. 2, 1934, on the Roosevelt...

Brigadier General William Mitchell (seated), blustery critic of America's military air policy, shown talking with Eddie Rickenbacker, World War II ace...

Andrew Furuseth, veteran President of the International Seamen's Union made a plea before the American Federation of Labor convention in San Francisco...

Everybody seems happy here as General Hugh S. Johnson (center) consults on Oct. 2, 1934 with those who with succeed him as leader of the WRA. Clay Wil...

The members of the new National Industrial Recovery Board shown at their first meeting in Washington, on Oct. 2, 1934. They are, from left to right:...

Members of the United States Supreme Court leaving the White House in Washington after their annual call on President Roosevelt are seen, Oct. 1, 193...

Gov. Herbert H. Lehman, left, of New York, and his campaign manager, John F. Murray, confer on plans for the coming gubernatorial campaign, at the gov...

Seated at his White House desk, President Franklin D. Roosevelt tells the people of his plan to call in representatives of industry and labor for conf...

Tony Vanneri was questioned in Denver by agents of the Department of Justice when a letter alluding to the Lindbergh case was found in his home, Sept....

Arthur Koehler, wood technologist of the Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, Wis., shown in New York on Sept. 29, 1934, as he examined the ladder use...

Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, who went to England to search Elizabethan records for proof of his theory that Francis Bacon wrote the plays and poe...

Confidence that a unified attack

The President is shown during his address of the 1934 Conference on the Mobilization for Human Needs at the White House, Sept. 28, 1934 in Washington....

Arthur Koehler, employed by the U.S. Forest products, Laboratory, Forest Service, of Madison, Wisconsin is shown in Trenton, New Jersey on Sept. 28, 1...

James Bowman, 28, alias James O???Dea, was taken into custody by Chicago police, Sept. 28, 1934 and subjected to questioning by them and federal offic...

Digging up the earth from the spot off the Mt. Rose road, near Hopewell, New Jersey on Sept. 28, 1934 where the body of Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr. was...

Glenna Collett Vare, left, captain of the American team, and Doris Chambers, captain of the British team, are pictured here with the Curtis Cup, objec...

Governor Herbert H. Lehman, of New York, center, was unanimously re-nominated for the gubernatorial candidacy by the Democratic state convention in Bu...

George A. Sloan, left, president of the Cotton Textile Institute, and Max Gardner, former North Carolina governor and now a textile attorney, are show...

President Franklin D. Roosevelt is shown on the back of his train, Sept. 26, 1934. (AP Photo)

Bruno Richard Hauptmann appears in a daze while attorneys wrangled over the amount of bail in which he should be held, at his arraignment in Bronx Cou...

President Franklin D. Roosevelt is shown as he arrived in Washington, Sept. 26, 1934 from a stay in Hyde Park, N.Y. He faces many problems, including...

President Franklin D. Roosevelt is shown in his car, Sept. 26, 1934. (AP Photo)

These three persons, Carmello Aiello, fruit store operator; Ruby Altman, casher in a market, and Abe Ahirks, salesman in a shoe store, were witnesses...

The Exterior of the National Lumber and Millwork company???s lumber yard in the Bronx, New York on Sept. 24, 1934, where it is alleged Bruno R. Hauptm...

The description of the Bills making up the $50,000-ransom money paid to the kidnapers of the Lindbergh baby by Dr. J.F. (Jafsie) Condon. This list was...

Gregory F. Coleman, a Bronx newspaperman and close friend of Dr. John F. Condon, waits to be called as a witness in the case of Bruno Richard Hauptman...

Organized labor leaders gather around a telegraph key in Washington, Sept. 22, 1934 which flashed the news to all local textile unions that the strike...

Two Bronx merchants shown when they were called to the Bronx county courthouse, New York City on Sept. 21, 1934 to try to identify Bruno Hauptmann as...

Testimony that the Pratt and Whitney aircraft company made $11,437,250 profit on its original $1,000 investment in eight years was given the Senate Mu...

David Goldman, left, of Dallas, Tex., and W. Lawson Little Jr., of San Francisco, Calif., is shown with the trophy on reaching the final round of the...

Col. Roscoe Turner, American aviation speed king, left, and Clyde Pangborn, around-the-world flier, pose beside their giant Boeing transport plane in...

The great Bobby Jones, of Atlanta, (left), who was an interested spectator at the National Amateur Golf Championships at Brookline, Mass., on Sept. 11...

Kanzler during the giant S.A. parade in the Luitpold Arena of Nuremberg, Sept. 9, 1934. (AP Photo)

Upton Sinclair, former socialist who became Democratic candidate for Governor of California, spent a busy day in Washington on Sept. 6, 1934 addressin...

Diplomats of the United States and Cuba assembled at the U.S. State Department, on August 24, 1934 to sign a treaty designed to stimulate trade betwee...

Lieut. Col. H. H. Arnold, commander of the ten- plane Army squadron that flew to Alaska and back, shows Secretary of War George H. Dern, left, a tot...

Two nuns leave the polling place in Berlin, Aug. 19, 1934. It is expected that 40 million people will vote today either yes or no as to whether Hitle...

Patients vote in the Virchow Hospital in Berlin, Aug. 19, 1934. (AP Photo)

Adolf Hitler speaks to the workers of the Blohm & Voss Wharfs in Hamburg, Germany, Aug. 17, 1934. (AP Photo)

Locomotive engine of the express train Munich-Berlin, in Berlin, Aug. 15, 1934. The engine bears the inscription: ?Our Fuehrer is the Peace ? therefo...

Aubrey Williams, acting federal relief administrator, leaving the White House on August 13, 1934 in Washington after conferring with President Frankli...

President Franklin D. Roosevelt congratulates L.A. Walmsley on August 10, 1934, engineer of the special train which brought the chief executive back...

President Franklin D. Roosevelt in his car at Glacier National Park, Montana on August 8, 1934 as he had a good look at a peace pipe from the Black Fe...

President Franklin D. Roosevelt at Fort Peck, Montana., on August 8, 1934 as he made one of his numerous addresses from the observation platform of hi...

A scene during the ceremonies in Glacier National Park, Montana on August 8, 1934 when members of the Black Feet Indian tribe made President Franklin...

President Franklin D. Roosevelt shown chatting with sister Josephine of the order of St. Mary at Rochester, Minn., on August 8, 1934 on his visit to...

The former Austrian Army Minister General Von Schoenburg-Hartenstein has laid a wreath in the Unknown Soldier?s Monument, August 8, 1934 in Berlin. Pi...