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Bunny-eared Rockettes relax during a rehearsal of the current Easter show at New York’s Radio City Music Hall on April 5, 1966 | Anthony Camerano
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Bunny-eared Rockettes relax during a rehearsal of the current Easter show at New York’s Radio City Music Hall on April 5, 1966 | Anthony Camerano
Senator John F. Kennedy, D-MA, who underwent a spinal operation due to combat injuries sustained during World War II, is escorted by his wife, Jacqueline, left, nurse Mary Virtue, and an attendant as he is taken from the Hospital for Special Surgery on December 21, 1954, for a trip to LaGuardia Field for a flight to Palm Beach.
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The Andrews Sisters sing for GIs returning from World War II after they disembarked from the ocean liner Queen Mary, September 28, 1945. The sisters are, from left, LaVerne, Maxene, and Patti.
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Retired Dodger infielder Jackie Robinson, usually in spring training with the ballclub at this time of the year, got a workout of a different sort as he began his new duties as vice president in charge of personnel for Chock Full O'Nuts, March 4, 1957. Here he meets some of the personnel at the firm's cafeteria, located in the same building as Jackie's New York office (425 Lexington Ave.).
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This gentleman enjoyed his Thanksgiving chicken at the dinner given at the Municipal Lodging House at 25th Street and 1st Avenue in 1945.
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Champion figure skater and film star Sonja Henie bought $25,000 worth of defense bonds from Mrs. Lytle Hull, vice chair of the New York Defense Savings staff, when she arrived at Grand Central Terminal on January 15, 1942 from Detroit. Henie's native country, Norway, was then under German occupation.
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U.S. army paratroopers Pfc. Lessie Smith, left, of Cleveland, and Sgt. James Closson of Everett, Mass., whose parachutes entangled during a jump in recent Kentucky maneuvers, see the stage version of a similar incident at the Alvin (now the Neil Simon) Theater, February 22, 1956. In a scene from the Broadway play No Time for Sergeants, Andy Griffith and Roddy McDowell, hanging on, recreate the paratroopers' predicament. The soldiers were invited to see the play.
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Part of the contingent of 215 WACs aboard the Army transport Edmund B. Alexander waves goodbye from the deck of the converted German liner Amerika, as they get ready to leave New York for Europe, July 12, 1945. The women volunteered for overseas service and will replace soldiers and WACs now serving in England, France, and Germany.
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