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Veteran pitcher Burleigh Grimes works out at the Chicago Cubs spring training complex, in Catalina Island, Calif., February 28, 1933. (AP Photo)

Babe Ruth knocks a golf ball around a course in Jacksonville, Florida on February 12, 1933. (AP Photo)

Dr. Albert Einstein is shown at the keyboard of a linotype machine in the composing room of the Jewish Daily Bulletin, New York, January 15, 1933, as...

Dr. Albert Einstein is shown at the keyboard of a linotype machine in the composing room of the Jewish Daily Bulletin, New York, January 15, 1933, as...

New York Yankee outfielder Babe Ruth shown in a posed pitching stance in 1933 at Yankee Stadium, New York, N.Y. (AP Photo)

Hollywood star-to-be Katharine Hepburn and co-star Adolphe Menjou are pictured in the 1933 film,

Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York at his Hyde Park, N.Y. home November 6, 1932 at the conclusion of the arduous months of campaigning followi...

Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York photographed as he arrived at Madison Square Garden in New York City November 5, 1932 to receive the Plaudi...

His portfolio crammed with Presidential campaign material, Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt is pictured on the rear platform of his special train shortl...

Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, center, Democratic Presidential nominee, throws out the first ball to start the third World Series Game at Chicago bet...

Guy Bush, Chicago Cubs pitcher, left, and Charlie

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Babe Ruth, just returning to the champion Yankees lineup, took time out at Philadelphia, PA September 21, 1932, to congratulate Jimmy Foxx of the Athl...

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Joe Sewell, infielder of the New York Yankees, is shown here on September 16, 1932. (AP Photo)

Lt. Takeichi Nishi of Japan, riding Uranus, a powerful bay gelding, finished the Prix des Nations, the equestrian high-jumping event at the Olympic Ga...

Juan Carlos Zabal, 20 year old newsboy from Argentina, crosses finish line to win the 1932 Olympic marathon event in Los Angeles. He covered the grue...

Chick Hafey, the bespectacled outfielder of the Cincinnati Reds, photographed in New York City August 2, 1932 when he returned to active duty after a...

Franklin Delano Roosevelt addresses the Democratic National Convention, July 2, 1932. His son James is at right. (AP Photo)

Babe Ruth is shown taking a practice cut prior to the Yankees home opener against the Philadelphia Athletics at Yankee Stadium in New York, April 20,...

New York Yankees pitcher Vernon Gomez and Athletics pitcher Robert

Driving his car around over the narrow roads on his 400 acre farm overlooking the Hudson River at Hyde Park, NY, Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt is shown a...

The camouflage bat, designed to confuse the pitcher and fool the infield players, pictured as it made its appearance in the hands of Goose Goslin of t...

Col. Hubert Julian, left, known for his daredevil parachute jumping, and his assistant, Lieut. William J. Powell, are photographed in front of their B...

Sculptor Attilio Piccirilli working on the statue of President James Monroe in April 1932, to be dedicated at Ash Lawn near Charlottesville, Va. (AP...

Pie Traynor, infielder of the Pittsburgh Pirates, is photographed at the club's training camp at Paso Robles, California, March 18, 1932. (AP Photo)

Hack Wilson, the former Chicago Cubs slugger, photographed at Clearwater, Florida, March 4, 1932, where he is in training with the Brooklyn Robins, al...

Carl Hubbell, New York Giants' star pitcher at spring training, February 20, 1932. (AP Photo)

Mayor James J. Walker of New York, at the wheel of a two-man bobsled, while William Fiske, driver of the American four-man Olympic bob team and gold m...

Driven by Hubert Stevens of Lake Placid, the US two-man Olympic bobsled team photographed at Shady Corner on the two-man events at Lake Placid, NY, Fe...

George Gershwin, composer of

Screen actress Katharine Hepburn is shown in her film debut opposite John Barrymore in the 1932 film

Boxer Jack Johnson is shown working out in New York City in 1932 at the age of 54. (AP Photo)

Boxer Jack Johnson, the first black world heavyweight champion, is shown posing in New York City in 1932 at the age of 54. (AP Photo)

Ronald Reagan, known as Dutch Reagan, is shown as he appeared in a 1932-33 promotion when he worked as a sportscaster for WHO radio in Des Moines, Iow...

U.S. President Herbert Hoover campaigns for re-election from the rear of the presidential train in 1932. (AP Photo)

Shriners visit President Franklin Roosevelt at the White House, in 1932. (AP Photo)

James A. Farley, chairman of the New York State Democratic Committee, Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Elliot Roosevelt, the son of the governor, a...

In a simple demonstration of his plea for the adoption of the referendum to the New York State Constitution providing for the reforestation program, G...

The dirigible Columbia flies over the mast of the Empire State Building in New York City September 29, 1931. (AP Photo)

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Mohandas Gandhi is introduced to film star Charlie Chaplin, second from left, at the residence of Dr. Katial in London's East End, September 22, 1931....

This photo shows Charles E. Duryea, 69-year-old Philadelphia inventor who, 40 years ago, engineered America's first gasoline automobile, combining in...

The first of 104 new bronze traffic control towers, which will line Fifth Avenue, New York City, from Washington Square to 60th Street, was unveiled i...

Fred Bell, a one-time millionaire and now unemployed, sells apples at his stand on a busy street corner in San Francisco, Ca., on March 7, 1931 during...

Bill McKechnie, left, manager, and Emil Fuchs, owner of the Boston Braves, at the club's training camp at St. Petersburg, Florida, March 4, 1931. (AP...

Hack Wilson, home run slugging king of the major leagues last season, selecting the proper bat after reporting for preseason practice at the Chicago C...

Mel Ott, New York Giants star center fielder, poses with a bat, 1931. (AP Photo)

Professor Albert Einstein, author of the Theory of Relativity, calls upon Rabindranath Tagore, right, noted Indian poet and philosopher, in New York,...

Irate and bewildered customers are shown at the closed doors of the Bank of United States, in New York City, on December 11, 1930. (AP Photo)