ģ4.When they realized that poverty-stricken women were using sacks to make clothes for their children, some flower mills started using flowered fabric for their sacks. ģ3.A foot guard passes out as Queen Elizabeth II rides past during a parade. ģ2.Four horsemen ride through the streets of Amsterdam on a ‘motor-less day’, when cars were prohibited due to the oil crisis. ģ0.They were quickly outdone by 30,000 men from Camp Custer.ģ1.Helen Hulick, a kindergarten teacher and witness to a burglary, was given a five-day sentence and sent to jail for contempt for wearing pants to give her courtroom testimony. Ģ9.12,500 officers, nurses and soldiers from Camp Gordon form a human eagle. Ģ8.A dog being posed by a German soldier. Ģ7.Niagara Falls is temporarily dammed so that repairs can be carried out. No provisions were made for her return, and she died in orbit. Ģ6.Laika, the first dog in space, has her capsule built around her. Ģ5.British Soldiers with captured German Goliath tank busters, which would drive under tanks and explode. As a prank, he would drive the car straight towards the lake when anyone visited his ranch. Ģ3.The Ku Klux Klan at a carnival in Canon City.
Ģ2.An elephant is used to load supplies onto an American plane. Ģ1.An ancient statue of Ramses the Great is dismantled and relocated during construction of the Aswan Dam. Ģ0.The US Capitol Building is painted with a layer of red anti-rust paint, before being painted white again. ġ9.Sean Connery signs a coconut for a little Jamaican fan on the set of Dr. ġ8.The Telefontornet, which connected 5,000 phone lines in Stockholm. ġ7.Children without access to water learn to swim in a schoolyard. ġ5.Teachers have a spot to drink on Spring Break. ġ4.A US Marine, somewhere in the Pacific Islands, poses for the camera. They walked 25 miles a day for two years. ġ2.Boy Scouts examine their boots after an 8,000 mile hike to attend the first Boy Scout Jamboree. ġ1.Macy’s department store detectives pose for a photograph with their backs turned so as not to reveal their identity. ġ0.Woodsmen in Montana put out an advertisement. New South Wales police in Australia turn their motorcycles into chariots. A police officer judges an ankle competition in London. The day Sweden switched which side of the road they drive on. Russian soldiers feed polar bears from their tank. Moody Jacobs shows a giant bruise on the side his patient, Ann Hodges, after she became the only person in history to have been struck by a meteorite. Soldiers use gas masks to stop them crying while peeling onions. Winners of Miss Perfect Posture contest at chiropractors convention. A man testing a prototype football helmet.
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