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Customer at the Newsstand in the National Press
Family dinner in Greenbelt, Maryland, federally
Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson, ca. 1941
Attorney General Robert Jackson, was FDR's seventh
SEC Chairman William Douglas, FDR's fourth Supreme
Attorney General Frank Murphy was FDR's fifth
Felix Frankfurter was FDR's third Supreme Court
Stanley Reed was FDR's second Supreme Court nominee
Gridiron Widows satirize U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court Justice Owen Roberts, was appointed
Sen. Majority Leader Joe Robinson, insists Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee considers FDR's request
President Roosevelt broadcasts his proposal to
Benjamin Cardozo, was appointed to the U.S. Supreme
Louis Brandeis, was appointed to the U.S. Supreme
Louis Brandeis, was a lawyer, legal scholar, and
Charles Evans Hughes was Supreme Court Associate
Oliver Wendall Holmes, Associate Justice, Supreme
U.S. Supreme Court, ca. 1912-14. Chief Justice
View of the U.S. Capitol from the portico of the
Family moving into their new home at Greenbelt
Screen actor Robert Montgomery, autographing for
Marian Anderson before the sculpture of Lincoln
Marian Anderson singing at her concert at the
Moses Reuben and Naomi Cantor Yoelson, Al Jolson's
Gutzon Borglum, Danish American sculptor who designed
Rep. Usher Burdick, North Dakota, wants anti-Native
Felix Frankfurter was FDR's third Supreme Court
Crowd on White House lawn for Easter Egg Roll
President Franklin Roosevelt signs Court reorganization
Motion picture executives after a conference with
White House and the Executive Offices of the newly
Fireworks over the Washington Monument, 1934
Washington's prominent figures(left) listen to
Gutzon Borglum, Danish American sculptor who designed
Old Senate Chamber was used by the Supreme Court
Edward Hopper, American realist artist. Ca. 1937
News photographers filming a building demolition
Construction of National Gallery of Art, Washington
Radio City Music Hall, New York City, April 11
Hilds Yen, Chinese Aviatrix, receives the gift
Eleanor Roosevelt and Amelia Earhart at the National
Amelia Earhart, turning the propeller of the sports
Amelia Earhart in Department of Commerce airplane
Goodyear Blimp at a Washington, D.C. area airport
Locomotives and a water tower at the Erie Railroad
Two streamlined 1930s locomotives, near Washington
U.S. Bureau of the Census computer operator at
U.S. Census workers transferring birth records
Close up of mechanism used to make precise holes
A worker in the Social Security Board Records
Social Security clerks work in teams, checking
U.S. Government hallway lined with file cabinets
Clerks working in Capitol Document Room where
Federal workers in the patent office file room
Files in the new National Archives Building, Nov
Government employee with 1890 census records
Labor secretary William Doak and W.W. King, examining
CBS Radio engineers testing the mikes and controls
Air conditioning plant for the entire Capitol
Alcatraz Federal Prison in San Francisco Bay
Charlie Chaplin with Winston Churchill and family
Charlie Chaplin on the steps of the Greek Alter
First Lady Eva Peron, distributing gifts to children
Eva Duarte de Peron, wife of Argentine President
The French-Argentine Treaty of Commerce is signed
Argentine President Juan Domingo Peron addressing
Friends and relatives look for their dead FFI
German soldiers guarding camouflage covered gun
Henri Tanguy, Colonel Rol inspecting French
Italians of the traitorous Badoglio system being
German paratroopers in a bombed out tower in the
British and American prisoners of war marching
Civilians crossing Pennsylvania Avenue near the
British Women's Land Army (WLA) harvesting beets
German munitions worker inspecting large shell
Some of the 13, 000 soldiers marching in a parade
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover surrounded by female
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover fingerprinting Vice
Demonstration of a fingerprint reconstructed from
Repeal the 18th Amendment slogan on a spare
Parade celebrating the 11th anniversary of the
Six little girls wearing tutus during Child Health
Unborn baby's heartbeat broadcast from Georgetown
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