Clark Terry, NYC

Eugene O'Neill (1888-1953) [for Vanity Fair]

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Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States. Illinois. Leclaire. Nelson Manufacturing Company: Industrial Betterment in the United States. Housing of Working People by Employers: House owned by employee. N.O. Nelson Manufacturing Company, Leclaire, Illinois.

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Chuvalo Stops Jones: New York: - This is the right to the chin of Doug Jones thrown by George Chuvalo in the 11th round of their fight at Madison Square Garden, Oct. 2, which ultimately led to a TKO by the Canadian scrapper. A left hook to the same target floored Jones, and when he got to his feet and appeared ready to fall again, referee Arthur Mercante stopped the bout. It was Jones' first knockout defeat in his career of 31 bouts, and it was only the second time he ever had been floored.

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Roosevelt Field

Social Settlements: United States. Massachusetts. Boston. "Ellis Memorial and Eldridge House": Ellis Memorial and Eldridge House, Boston, Mass.: A Day in the Country. Kindergarten Children.

Marcia Sillcox, N. Y.

Social Settlements: United States. Delaware. Wilmington. "Peoples Settlements": The Peoples' Settlement, Wilmington, Del.

Remain Cool In Heat of Battle: Platoon leader 2nd Lt. Hector Colon of Chicago, left, and Sgt. Johnnie English of San Antonio, Texas go over some maps in South Vietnam’s War Zone C. Colon’s platoon was the last of Bravo Company to be evacuated from the jungle after a day of patrolling and was caught in the close quarter firefight with Communist troops. The men of Colon’s platoon were credited with killing 60 of the enemy of the estimated 500 that surrounded them

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