AP Historical Hard Drive 2009

A few unemployed hunger marchers attempt to stage a demonstration in front of the White House in Washington, Nov. 24, 1932, but were promptly run in b...

Coach Edward P. Madigan, captain Bill Beasley and assistant coach Vincent McNally, left to right, of the St. Mary's Galloping Gaels, are shown in Rye,...

A poster of the combined anti-fascist parties of Germany is shown, representing the ?promises and facts? of Herr Hitler; and below an election poster...

Temporary headquarters of the New Jersey state police at Alpine, New Jersey in November 1932. Showing inspector Walsh of the Jersey City police givin...

This experiment was recently conducted to illustrate the new non-breakable glass which is being fitted into gas masks, Oct 19, 1932 in Germany. Sale o...

Lita Cortez sits by a pool with white doves at the mission at San Juan Capistrano, between Los Angeles and San Diego, which celebrates its 156th anniv...

J. Gilbert Hall, of South Orange, N.J., left, who was defeated by Sidney Wood, Jr., of New York, right, in the third round of the National Tennis Cham...

Mrs. Frances Marsalis and Mrs. Louise Thaden being greeted after alighting from their plane at Roosevelt Field, Long Island, New York, on August 22, 1...

The plane in which Mrs. Frances Harrel Marsalis and Mrs. Louise McPhetridge Thaden broke the women???s endurance flight record on August 19 when they...

Goodhue Livingston, President of the Meadow Club, presenting victory cup to Sidney B. Wood, of New York, as Gregory Mangin, of Newark, N.J., runner-up...

The first German Lady flyer after war time, Thea Rasche made her examination as sea flyer at Warnemeunde in Germany, on August 1, 1932. Photo shows Th...

Sidney B. Wood, Jr., of New York, shown with the Seabright Championship Bowl which he won for the second time, after defeating Gregory Mangin of Newar...

From left Sidney Wood, Jr., of New York, winner of the men's singles finals, receiving the Seabright Championship Bowl from Holcombe Ward, chairman of...

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Col. Norman Schwarzkopf, head of the New Jersey state police, photographed as they entered the courthouse at Flemington,...

Col. Charles A. Lindbergh sits in the front seat of this automobile as he left the Flemington, N.J., courthouse after testifying in the trial of John...

This is an exclusive associated press photograph showing Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Betty Gow, the Lindbergh nurse, as they left the courthouse in...

Sidney B. Wood, the American tennis player, photographed in action during the first round of the annual Wimbledon Tournament in England, on June 20,...

Ernest Brinkert of White Plains, N.Y., chauffeur, butler and jack-of-all-trades, has a sandwich in police headquarters in Alpine, NJ, June 11, 1932 af...

Photo shows workers of the organization for national prohibition reform photographed in their Hansom cab in front of the New York City public library,...

Samuel Vernikoff, also known as Torresdale, is shown after he surrendered to police in Philadelphia, May 19, 1932, when he learned Federal authorities...

AL Reich, the bodyguard of Dr. John F. Condon, the ??sJAFSIE??? of the Charles Lindbergh case on May 18, 1932. Reich, a former prizefighter, is one...

Edwin Marshall, prosecutor of Mercer County, left, and Anthony J. Hauck Jr., prosecutor of Hunterdon county, N.J., photographed on May 14, 1932 near t...

Robert Vincent Ogle, a subway brakeman, and his son, Vincent, pictured in a New York police station before they were released by authorities when conv...

Approximately 1000 delegates to the convention of the women's national committee for law enforcement massed at the Capitol in Washington on April 18,...

Al Reich, a prizefighter friend of Dr. John F. Condon, 72 year old Fordham University instructor, who accompanied the aged instructor on his last trip...

Morton Burnstine, left, and Samuel Krasnow, private detectives of Brooklyn, N.Y., photographed at Hopewell N.J., on March 31, 1932 after visiting the...

The Rev. N. Dobson-Peacock of Norfolk, Va., photographed on March 29, 1932 in Philadelphia in the cockpit of the plane in which he returned to Norfolk...

Despite Col. Charles A. Lindbergh???s own denial that three prominent citizens of Norfolk, Va., have any important information about his kidnapped bab...

Rear Adm. Guy H. Burrage (above) retired on March 24, 1932, who has been named as one of the three Norfolk, Virginia intermediaries acting for Col. Ch...

Retired Rear Adm. Guy H. Burrage, who commanded the cruiser Memphis, when Col. Charles A. Lindbergh returned from his flight to Paris, was one of thre...

Judge A.C. Robbins, (above), of Flemington, N.J., who will preside at the trial of the kidnapers of the Lindbergh baby Charles, when they will have b...

Col .Charles Lindbergh parked his car outside this building at 3225 east Tremont Ave in Bronx section of New York City. Lindbergh waited here for D...

Reporters, detectives and other curious ones as they gathered around a poster issued by the Department of Justice and placed in the statehouse at Tren...

William Allen, finder of the Lindbergh kidnapped baby's remains, with members of his family after the discovery child???s body was made the afternoon...

Brigadier General Jay J. Morrow, uncle of Anne Morrow Lindbergh, who revealed that relatives of the Lindberghs have urged on them a definite plan for...

Deputy Commissioner of correction Joseph F. Fishman, right, of New York, admitted that he had authorized the removal of a Tombs prisoner to Hopewell,...

Combing an area 25 miles square in the Sourland Mountains of New Jersey for the kidnapped Lindbergh baby, state troopers are shown peering down a well...

This is a copy of an undated picture taken shortly after the Lindbergh baby Charles had been kidnapped, showing the child???s nursery in the Hopewell,...

Photograph made at police headquarters at Newark, N.J., on March 6, 1932 when Newark officers conferred on the Lindbergh kidnapping case while Henry J...

New Jersey officials who arrive in Hartford, Conn., on March 5, 1932 to question Henry Johnson who was held for questioning March 4 by Connecticut off...

Ever since the kidnapping of Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr. the 500 children in the St. Michael???s Catholic orphanage at Hopewell, N.J., on March 5, 1932....

Joseph A. Gerk, chief of police at St. Louis, Mo., photographed in Trenton, N.J., on March 5, 1932 when he attended the conference called by Governor...

Police commissioner Edward Mulrooney of New York City photographed as he talked to a reporter in Trenton, N.J., on March 5, 1932 when the commissioner...

The New Jersey state troopers are continually combing the countryside in the neighborhood of the Lindbergh home at Hopewell, N.J., for any possible cl...

Photograph of the telegram which Governor A. Harry Moore of New Jersey sent to President Herbert Hoover March 4, 1932 asking him to send a representat...

An airview of the town of Hopewell, New Jersey on March 3, 1932 located three miles from the home of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. This small town has n...

An air view of the home of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh near Hopewell, New Jersey on March 3, 1932, shown in center of photograph in midst of a large cle...

This remarkable poster has just made its appearance on the Paris streets and has attracted a great deal of attention. Translated into English the Tele...

Here is the thumb guard worn by the Lindbergh baby on March 1, 1932, when he was taken from the crib in the Lindbergh home near Hopewell, N.J. It was...

The ingenuity of the German engineers has recently resulted in the construction of small paper and tin tanks for use in their army maneuvers, Feb. 5,...