PM, October 15, 1940
1941
October 14, 1941
PM, October 14, 1941
(How long and how far… a long and winding road…)
October 7, 1941
PM, October 5, 1941
“Wrong Number: At least that’s the expression on Rainbow’s face, who seems ready to purr: “That ain’t my master’s voice.” This black cat used to live at the Aquarium. But the Aquarium is closed. Reporters at Manhattan Police Headquarters adopted Rainbow. PM Photo by Bob Evans.”
October 5, 1941
PM, October 5, 1941 (review of Maltese Falcon)
Sunday, August 31, 1941
“Union Members vacationing at the camp of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union got a good view this summer of modern dance… Helen Tamiris and her dance troupe. Thursday the troupe entertained campers with dances developed there-among them Ferdinand the Bull, above, danced by Milton Feher and Vivian Cherry…” Photo by Martin Harris.
(Photos by the great Gene Badger.)
(Photos by Ylla.)
PM, August 31, 1941
August 28, 1941… (This day in history.)
PM, August 28, 1941
(Dammed-up democracy, Tragedy in Brooklyn…This day in history…)
August 27, 1941… (This day in history.)
PM, August 27, 1941, (photos by Irving Haberman and Gene Badger.)
(Torrential rains, floods, fires, the “worst subway tie-up in history,” Weegee’s Salon, the Photo League, Pocketbook paperbacks, and pinball… This day in history, a day late…)
(To be continued…)
August 26, 1941… (This day in history.)
PM, August 26, 1941, pages 6, 16, 17 (Photos by Ray Platnick)
(Dr. Suess… hurricane in New Jersey… This day in history, a few days late…)
76 years ago today: August 18, 1941
PM, August 18, 1941, pp. 16-17
New York Daily News, August 18, 1941
New York Post, August 18, 1941
New York Herald Tribune, August 18, 1941
New York Times, August 18, 1941
(A slightly edited re-post.)
75 Years Ago Today… Fog
PM, December 5, 1941 (Photos by Ray Platnick)
(Fog ominously invades New York City… two days before Pearl Harbor.)
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