PM Daily, September 9, 1943
Little Italy Celebrates and Gives Thanks
Over Mulberry St., on the Lower East Side, flags of America and Italy flutter side by side for the first time in 21 months after radios blared the news at noon yesterday that the two countries no longer were at war
Weegee Daily, September 9, 2013
Nolita Shops and Gives Bird Seed
Over Mulberry St., in Nolita, a flag of the US Marine Corps flutters above a pigeon also fluttering and feeding…
PM Daily, March 23, 1942
New York’s Little Italy Remembers the Boys in Service
“This large service flag, decorated with an oil painting of a soldier, was bought with $100 raised by the Dapper Dan Social Club – they ran a dance. Yesterday the flag was taken to the church of the Most Holy Crucifix, Broome and Mott Sts., where Father Pascile blessed it. Then with a band, the flag was paraded all through Little Italy. Money thrown into the flag totaled $300. It will be used to send presents to the young me from Mott St., in the block between Broome and Grand, who are now in the service. Little Itay is proud of them.
PM Photo by Weegee
Weegee Daily, March 23, 2013
The Most Holy Crucifix Church, 378 Broome Street, is now the The Chapel of San Lorenzo Ruiz, a Roman Catholic church, and the Philippine Pastoral Center, etc…
WD Photo by Ceegee
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