The Palm Beach Post, Florida, November 30, 1942
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A Chevrolet Fleetmaster aka the "Woodie Wagon" squeezes through the Tunnel Tree.
Sequoia National Park
1949
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Robert Moss was diagnosed with polio at the age of six, the year before he wrote this letter. He would spend the next nine years of his childhood in and out of hospitals.
He made a full recovery and was a decorated athlete in High School and College, as well as an Eagle Scout. After college, he became a junior high science teacher, while also coaching football, basketball and track.
During summer break from teaching in 1965, his childhood struggle with polio inspired him to spend the summer working at the Louisiana Lions Camp for Crippled Children. He went back the next summer and was hired as camp director.
Robert was the Executive Director of the Lions Camp for 41 years. Over his tenure he expanded the camp to include programs for children with pulmonary disorders, muscular dystrophy, diabetes and autism.
He assisted in programs to set up similar camps in Puerto Rico and Australia, as well as a camp for children with terminal illnesses in Texas.
The Lions Camp still operates and is 100% free of charge for all attendees.
(source: The Minden Herald, December 19, 1941.)
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Edouard Boubat. Cats on a roof in Paris. 1947
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• Cowgirl ensemble in two parts.
Date: ca. 1940
Medium: Synthetic (?), suede
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A girl act from the Harlem in Havana revue, 1940s, photographed by Garbo photography studio in Chicago.
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Marilyn Monroe, then Norma Jeane, photographed by Andre de Dienes at Death Valley, 1945.
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Boy with cat, 1949. Source.
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The Australian Women's Weekly, April 13, 1940
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Man rides a straw Yule goat on Christmas Eve in Uppsala, Sweden, 1946.
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A young man and his dog take in the view of Colonial Peak and Pyramid Peak from Sourdough Mountain.
Washington
1940
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Gordon Parks. Untitled, Harlem, New York 1948
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• Wine colored lace dress with under dress.
Date: 1940
Medium: Lace
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