AP Historical Hard Drive 1998

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Joan Fontaine and Gary Cooper are shown holding Oscars, February 27, 1942, in Los Angeles, California. Joan Fontaine won Best Actress Award for her r...

The five Sullivan brothers (from left to right) Joseph, Francis, Albert, Madison, and George, are shown in this Jan. 12, 1942 photo. The sons of Thoma...

Movie star Mickey Rooney and his bride Ava Gardner enjoy their honeymoon in Del Monte, Ca. on Jan. 12, 1942. They were married in Ballard on Jan. 10....

The MB-2 bomber of 1918 vintage, made by Glenn L. Martin. The chassis is made of wood and plywood construction, and the framework of the fuselages co...

An Indian sailor pleads for water from a lifeboat adrift on the Indian Ocean in January 1942. AP photographer Frank

Grace Tully, secretary to President Roosevelt, Nov. 1941. (AP Photo)

Ed Sullivan and his wife Sylvia as they arrived in New York on the U.S. Uraguay, Nov. 1941. (AP Photo)

Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr., left, shown with his flight instructor, J. S. Dodge, in July 1941. Kennedy died in a plane crash during World War II; he was...

Eunice, Bobby, Teddy, and Jean Kennedy, left to right, children of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, pose on the tennis court of the Kennedy Estate at P...

Actress Veronica Lake, who appeared in 26 films in the 1940s, died of acute hepatitis at the Medical Center in Vermont in 1973. Among her best remembe...

National women's champion Helena Mroczkowska, 22, of Hicksville, N.Y., poses in front of the leader board at the start of a fencing championship at th...

President Franklin Roosevelt, left, his secretary, Marguerite Lehand, center, and Ambassador to France William C. Bullitt ride from the railroad stati...

John Grimek of York, Pa, displays the torso, and the trophy his torso won for him at the 1940 weight lifting championships at Madison Square Garden in...

Chris Dundee, shown in this 1940 photo, who turned Miami Beach into a boxing capital and promoted more than 1,000 fights in a 40-year career, died at...

Carmen Miranda poses for a picture in the 1940s. (AP Photo)

Tom Bradley and his bride, Ethel, pose for their wedding photo in 1940. (AP Photo)

New York Yankees' Lou Gehrig, the

With a guide at the oars, former president Herbert Hoover displays a trout he caught while fishing in New England, May 29, 1939. Hoover caught 10 - t...

Buist Warren of Tennessee is thrown for five-yard loss by Hugh McCullough, an Oklahoma back, in the second period of the Orange Bowl at Miami on Jan....

Davey O'Brien, right, All-American football star from Texas Christian University, who receives the Heisman Memorial Award in New York City Dec.6, 1938...

A pedestrian looks at the wreckage of a Jewish shop in Berlin, Nov. 10, 1938, the day after the

Orson Welles, center, young director who presented the dramatization of H.G. Wells'

German diplomats award Henry Ford, center, Nazi Germany's highest decoration for foreigners, The Grand Cross of the German Eagle, in Detroit on July,...

Boxer Joe Louis, left, knocks out Max Schmeling in the first round to win the heavyweight title, June 22, 1938, at Yankee Stadium in New York. (AP Pho...

Johnny Vander Meer is shown pitching a no-hit, no-run game, as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Dodgers, 6-0 at Brooklyn, June 15, 1938. Vander Meer...

Helen Wills Moody shows her backhand in this May 13, 1938 photo in north London. (AP Photo)

Singer Todd Duncan pictured with his wife Gladys and son Charles on April 11, 1938. (AP Photo)

The USS Oklahoma is shown in April 1938 photo. The ship was sunk at Pearl Harbor and on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 1998, after 57 years, a monument will be d...

Detroit Tigers Rudy York is shown in this March 7, 1938 photo in Lakeland, Fal. (AP Photo)

Ray McLean (77), left, runs for yardage for Saint Anselm College in a 1938 photo from Goffstown, N.H. (AP Photo)

Alice Faye appears in costume for the film

Police using guns, clubs and tear gas wade into marching strikers outside Chicago's Republican Steel plant, May 30, 1937 during violent clashes in the...

The German zeppelin Hindenburg bursts into flames as it noses toward the mooring post at the Naval Air Station in Lakehurst, N.J. on May 6, 1937. Thi...

Shown in this March 18, 1937 photo is the razed New London, Texas, school house where 294 people, most of them children, were kiled by an explosion. T...

Mrs. Winifred Waver and her baby son, Charles, refugees of flooded Luxora, Ark., wait at a Memphis, Tenn., refugee camp for floodwaters to subside Jan...

This is a 1937 photo of playwright Dodie Smith leaving for the U.S. aboard the Queen Mary. (AP Photo)

The Ford Motor Co, produced a Model T

Al Lopez, Boston Bee catcher, rips off his catcher's mask in this posed action photo in Boston in 1937. (AP Photo)

Boxing promoter Herman Taylor is shown in this Nov. 20, 1936 photo in New York seeking to make arrangments for a James J. Braddock-Joe Louis fight. (...

George Gershwin, left, and his brother Ira Gershwin pose in front of an airplane in Hollywood, Aug. 10, 1936. (AP Photo)

The German zeppelin Hindenburg is safely moored at the U.S. Naval Station in Lakehurst, NJ, May 20, 1936, after arrival on its second round trip betwe...

The German zeppelin Hindenburg, its nose hooked to a mooring mast, is guided into a U.S. Navy dirigible hangar in Lakehurst, NJ, May 9, 1936, after th...

Minnesota tackle Ed Widseth is shown in this 1936 photo. Widseth, a former New York Giant and a standout tackle at Minnesota in the 1930s, died Thursd...

Director Mervyn Le Roy, and his wife, Doris, both on left, and director Ernst Lubitsch, and his wife, on right, pose Oct.16, 1935. (AP photo)

The body of 32-year-old Rubin Stacy hangs from a tree in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., as neighbors visit the site July 19, 1935. Stacy was lynched by a mob...

Spectators and ground crew surround the gondola of the German zeppelin Hindenburg as the lighter-than-air ship prepared to depart the U.S. Naval Stati...

Children cover their faces against swirling dust storms while pumping water in Springfield, Colo., March 25, 1935. Thousands of acres of wind-whipped...

Pablo Picasso, Spanish born painter, sculptor and founder of Cubism, poses in 1935. (AP Photo)