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Women's Auxiliary Air Force Flight mechanics painting the markings on an aeroplane.
Spectators arriving at Wembley Stadium
Boys from Battersea in London help to harvest fields on a farm in Buckinghamshire during the Second World War under the supervision of the Rev. J. A. Thompson of the Youth Club.
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CP2STO47720 | 1941 
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The Emperor of Abyssinia with the Brigadier and the G.S.O. - Scenes inside Dambacha Fort after being captured by Patriots of the Emperor and Sudanese Troops. May 1941. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPWA3295105)
PREMIUM -- WHS#23686: Farmer H.C. Secord plowing an orchard field with McCormick-Deering O-4 tractor and a No. 82 three-furrow orchard plow. The plow was owned by the Canadian Canners Company. This photograph was taken on the company's Stamford Farm 22-E. 1941. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
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CP2STO50231 | 1941-05 
DUBLIN DUBLIN BOMBED: MANY DEAD AND INJURED BETWEEN THIRTY AND FORTY PERSONS WERE KILLED AND MANY MORE INJURED IN A BOMBING RAID ON DUBLIN MAY 30, 1941. DAMAGE WAS WIDESPREAD DOZENS OF HOUSES AND MANY OTHER BUILDINGS WERE DEMOLISHED. INVESTIGATIONS PROVED THAT THE BOMBS DROPPED WERE OF GERMAN ORIGIN THE EIREANN GOVERNMENT PROTESTED TO BERLIN. ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO SHOWS: RESCUE WORKERS AMONG THE SCATTERED DEBRIS OF BOMB WRECKED BUILDINGS IN DUBLIN. NL 237767 5641
FILE - This May 23, 1941, file photo shows Boston Red Sox' Ted Williams at Yankee Stadium in New York. Tony Gwynn and George Brett are the only players who have come within 10 points of a .400 season since Ted Williams had the last one in 1941, hitting .406 overall, only one point lower than he was through 60 games for the Red Sox that season. (AP Photo/Ted Sande, File)
FILE - In this May 30, 1941, file photo, smoldering ruins of infield garages are shown about an hour before the Indianapolis 500 auto race in Indianapolis, Ind. Three race cars were destroyed and seven men were injured. (AP Photo/File)
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CP1STO579857 | 1941-05 
Women's Auxiliary Air Force Flight mechanics painting the markings on an aeroplane.
Spectators arriving at Wembley Stadium
Boys from Battersea in London help to harvest fields on a farm in Buckinghamshire during the Second World War under the supervision of the Rev. J. A. Thompson of the Youth Club.
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CP2STO47720 | 1941 
Esquimault, British Columbia; December 9,1941--Internment Camps--R.C.N. officer questioning Japanese Canadian fishermen while confiscating their boat, Esquimault, British Columbia, 9 December 1941(CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada) PA-112539
Port Daniel, Quebec; November 1941--Agriculture--Paulette (left) and Evangeline Deraiche ploughing field, Port Daniel.(CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada/Harry Rowed ) PA-112712
England, October 1941--People -- Capt. Gillis Purcell. (CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada ) PA-143673
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CP1STO578004 | 1941 
ROYAL FAMILY Norway Crown Prince Olav (WX5) WASHINGTON, DEC. 22.--SAYS GERMANY MOVING TROOPS FROM NORWAY--CROWN PRINCE OLAV OF NORWAY, JUST ARRIVED HERE FROM LONDON, EMPHASIZED HIS STATEMENTS WITH GESTURES AS HE TOLD A PRESS CONFERENCE TODAY THAT GERMANY WAS PULLING TROOPS OUT OF OCCUPIED NORWAY AND THAT UNDERGROUND UNREST AMONG LOYAL NORWEGIANS WAS GROWING DAY BY DAY. (AP WIREPHOTO) (RMB21325STF0 1941 EDS; SEE WIRE STORY
WESTMINSTER Cathedral (London, Eng) CANADIANS AT CATHEDRAL SERVICE A FRENCH CANADIAN UNIT AND OTHER CATHOLICS FROM THE SAME BRIGADE ATTENDED A SERVICE AT WESTMINSTER OATHEDRAL TODAY, NOV. 23. AT WHICH THE HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR CANADA, MR. VINCENT MASSEY. WAS PRESENT. ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO SHOWS: THE IMPRESSIVE SIGH THE CANADIAN TROOPS PRESENT INSIDE THE CATHEDRAL DURING THE SERVICE. 11/23/1941 TET. 242878 231141 B ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO
322 ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO FROM NEW YORK (EDITORS: THIS PICTURE IS FOR RELEASE TO PAPERS OF THURSDAY MORNING, OCT.9, WITH HUBBARD KEAVY'S STORY, OR TO PAPERS THEREAFTER. WATCH RELEASE DATE.) ---PICKFORD IN WAX? KATHERINE STUBERGH, LOS ANGELES MANNEQUIN-MAKER, WORKS ON A HEAD OF MARY PICKFORD. ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO 10/5/41 LA 515P RVA WAB (SAA) MONT NYTSP (PA OUT) L B 114
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CP1STO578005 | 1941 
PREMIUM -- WHS#3851: Valentine floral display window at University Floral Company, McVicar & McVicar, 747 University Avenue. Madison, Wisconsin, 1941. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
PREMIUM -- WHS#25186: John Ciezczak (b.1885?), a Polish watchmaker, who sang songs in Polish, Ukrainian, Russian, and Kasshubian for song collector Helene Stratman-Thomas. Stevens Point, Wisconsin, 1941. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
PREMIUM -- WHS#13881: Anchor Savings and Loan Association, 2 South Carroll Street. The Loraine Hotel at 119-125 West Washington Avenue, is seen behind the Anchor building. Madison, Wisconsin, 1941. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
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CP2STO47721 | 1941 
Parachute Troops - February 1941 Special Air Service soldiers seen here at a training schools somewhere in England. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPWA2604532)
PREMIUM -- WHS#5741: Druggist Maurice Sheehy in his drugstore's prescription department. Miami, Florida, 1941. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
PREMIUM -- WHS#14001: Italian Women's Mutual Society 7th anniversary banquet in the Italian Workingmen's Club building, 914 Regent Street, Greenbush. Madison, Wisconsin, 1941. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
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CP2STO50236 | 1941-02 
P.C Williams on duty in London.
P.C Williams on duty in London.
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CP2STO50237 | 1941-02 
PREMIUM -- WHS#3851: Valentine floral display window at University Floral Company, McVicar & McVicar, 747 University Avenue. Madison, Wisconsin, 1941. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
PREMIUM -- WHS#24001: Group portrait of Denton family showing parents, five daughters, two dolls, a Christmas tree and a dog. Madison, Wisconsin, 1941. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
PREMIUM -- WHS#13889: Wedding party at the alter of Sacred Hearts Catholic Church, Sun Prairie. Party includes bride Marian Thekla Hebl, groom James Daniel Tormey, Priest George Haeusler, bridesmaids Arlene Hebl and Iona Miller, best man John Tormey and four alter boys. Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, 1941. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
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CP2STO50217 | 1941-12 
FILE - In this Feb. 27, 1941 file photo President Franklin D. Roosevelt speaks on the radio from the Oval Room of the White House. During an extraordinary 12 years in office, Roosevelt guided the nation through a bleak period of Depression-era unemployment, a severe Midwest drought known as the Dust Bowl and battle against the Nazis and Japanese in World War II. (AP Photo/Henry Griffin, File)
This is a 1941 portrait of actress Hedy Lamarr. Lamarr, along with composer George Antheil, designed and patented in 1942 a communications system that has become the underlying technology of the cellular phone.(AP Photo)
FILE-This Feb. 17, 1941 file photo shows a scene in the Warsaw Ghetto where Jews wearing white armlets bearing the Star of David board a tram marked with the words “For Jews Only.” After a year of tough negotiations, Germany agreed Monday, Dec. 5, 2011, to pay pensions to about 16,000 Holocaust victims worldwide who survived wartime ghettos or were forced to hide from Nazi persecution. (AP Photo, File)
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CP2STO51985 | 1941-02 
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Unique identifier: CP2STO50230 
Legacy Identifier: Press Association_1941-05 
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