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PREMIUM -- WHS#30623: Interior of Kober's Dairy Bar drive-in restaurant, 2237 Sherman Avenue, with octagonal shaped counter. Madison, Wisconsin, 1947. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
Boy at Wedding of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip sitting between the legs of another person looking out in eagerness at the scene before him November 1947. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPWA631919)
A student attending the Outward Bound Sea School at Aberdovey seen here steering at the helm of the school''s schooner October 1947. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPWA2266406)
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CP2STO47708 | 1947 
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Labour position Ernest Bevin, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, at his desk in the foreign office
Minister of Food John Strachey arrives at 10 Downing Street to discuss Britain's Economic Crisis with other members of the Cabinet
Princess Elizabeth and Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten, RN at Clydebank for the launching of the liner 'RMS Caronia', stopped by at the town hall to receive the town's wedding present - an electric sewing machine.
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CP2STO50096 | 1947-10 
Parisian singer Edith Piaf poses aboard the Queen Elizabeth as she arrives in New York City on Oct. 16, 1947. One of the world's most beloved songstresses will have one of her pieces censored at a Quebec primary school because of its reference to God.THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP
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CP1STO579726 | 1947-10 
(WX3) WASHINGTON, OCT. 28.--TRUMBO, WIFE HEAR ANNOUNCEMENT--DALTON TRUMBO, SCREENWRITER, AND HIS WIFE LISTEN FROM THE AUDIENCE TODAY AS CHAIRMAN J. PARNELL THOMAS (R-NJ) OF THE HOUSE UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES THE GROUP VOTED TO CITE TRUMBO FOR CONTEMPT. ON THE WITNESS STAND TRUMBO DECLINED TO SAY WHETHER HE IS OR HAS BEEN A COMMUNIST. (AP WIREPHOTO) (RMD31245STF-WJS) 1947 (SEE WIRE STORY)
6544 A WINDLESHAM MOOR ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO FROM NEW YORK SURREY ESTATE TO BECOME PRINCESS' HOME GENERAL VIW OF WINDLESHAM MOOR, 25 MILES FROM LONDON IN SUNNINGDALE ROAD, WINDLESHAM, SURREY, WHICH IS TO BECOME THE HOME OF PRINCESS ELIZABETH AND LT. PHILIP MOUNTBATTEN AFTER THEIR MARRIAGE NOV. 20. THE ESTATE IS ON THE BERKSHIRE BORDER AND IS CONSIDERED ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SMALL ESTATES IN SURREY. OWNED BY MRS. WARWICK BRYANT, FORMERLY MRS. PHILIP HILL, WIDOW THE MILLIONAIRE FINANCIER, THE ESTATE IS ONLY A FEW MILES FROM SUNNINGHILL PARK WHICH WAS DAMAGED BY FIRE AFTER ANNOUNCEMENT HAD BEEN MADE THAT THE COUPLE WOULD RESIDE THERE. 10/27/1947 ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO GFR 855 AES 10.27.47 LON 15 CANADA-FLS-
FILE - This is an Oct. 16, 1947, file photo showing golfer Max Faulkner, of England. The British Open returns to Royal Portrush on July 18-21, 2019, for the first time since 1951, the only other time golf's oldest championship as been held outside Scotland or England. Max Faulkner won his only major on a rainy final day in Northern Ireland. (AP Photo/File)
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CP1STO579725 | 1947-10 
Ottawa, Ontario, November 1947 - President Harry S. Truman with Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King - visit to Canada. (CP PHOTO) 1998 ( National Archives of Canada\Bill and Jean Newton ) PA-164723
Parisian singer Edith Piaf poses aboard the Queen Elizabeth as she arrives in New York City on Oct. 16, 1947. One of the world's most beloved songstresses will have one of her pieces censored at a Quebec primary school because of its reference to God.THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP
Montreal, Quebec; June 1947--Immigration--Netherlands Ambassador Dr. J.H. van Roijin accompanied by Mrs. van Roijin greets Dutch immigrants as the ship docks in Montreal.(CP PHOTO) 1999 (George Hunter National Archives of Canada)PA-123476
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CP1STO577985 | 1947 
FAREWELL PARTY TO LT. MOUNTBATTEN: SKITTLE RIVAL RECEIVES INVITATION TO ROYAL WEDDING LIEUTENANT PHILIP MOUNTBATTEN, R.N., IS SEEN AT THE FARENELL PARTY GIVEN IN HIS HONOUR BY THE "MOONRAKERS" SKITTLES TEAM, AT THE METHUEN ARMS, CORSHAM, WILTSHIRE, AT WHICH HE WAS PRESENTED WITH A PAIR OF "DAKS" AND A WALKING STICK, NOVEMBER 10, 1947 LEFT TO RIGHT, AROUND TABLES, ARE; LIEUTENANT PHILIP MOUNTBATTEN, WEARING, CIVILIAN CLOTHES; MR. JACK DAYMOND; LT. CDR. P. WORTH; LT. CDR. J. T. BIRCH; LT. CDR. P. HOARE; MR. E. HORLOCK; AND MR. JOE DAYMOND, LT. MOUNTBATTEN'S RIVAL AT SKITTLES, WHO HAS RECEIVED AN INVITATION TO ATTEND THE ROYAL WEDDING. MR. JOE DAYMOND OWNED A BAKERY IN CORSHAM FOR FORTY-THREE YEARS AND ORGANISED THE "MOONRAKERS" SKITTLE TEAM ABOUT A YEAR AGO. LT. MOUNTBATTEN'S TEAM WAS GALLED THE "FIREBRAND." FL/AB 318478 121147RJP N.Y. CANADA MALAYA ONLY ASSOCIATED PRESS PHOTO FROM LONDON
(WX3) WASHINGTON, OCT. 28.--TRUMBO, WIFE HEAR ANNOUNCEMENT--DALTON TRUMBO, SCREENWRITER, AND HIS WIFE LISTEN FROM THE AUDIENCE TODAY AS CHAIRMAN J. PARNELL THOMAS (R-NJ) OF THE HOUSE UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES THE GROUP VOTED TO CITE TRUMBO FOR CONTEMPT. ON THE WITNESS STAND TRUMBO DECLINED TO SAY WHETHER HE IS OR HAS BEEN A COMMUNIST. (AP WIREPHOTO) (RMD31245STF-WJS) 1947 (SEE WIRE STORY)
ATOMIC RESEARCH United States ATOMIC ENERGY SECURITY US Los Alamos, New Mexico 9/25/1947
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CP1STO577986 | 1947 
The Oxford team for the Oxford v Cambridge Inter-Varsity Cross-Country Race held on Wimbledon Common, London. From left to right: G D C Tudor (Captain); A F Trotman-Dickenson, T P E Curry, N M Green, J F Pollard and G Ridding. Oxford were the winning team.
Nelson's Column with it's surrounding lions made useful advantage points for some of the thousands who were already jamming Trafalgar square at 9 am
Labour position Ernest Bevin, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, at his desk in the foreign office
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CP2STO47709 | 1947 
PREMIUM -- WHS#30623: Interior of Kober's Dairy Bar drive-in restaurant, 2237 Sherman Avenue, with octagonal shaped counter. Madison, Wisconsin, 1947. Wisconsin Historical Society/Courtesy Everett Collection.
Boy at Wedding of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip sitting between the legs of another person looking out in eagerness at the scene before him November 1947. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPWA631919)
A student attending the Outward Bound Sea School at Aberdovey seen here steering at the helm of the school''s schooner October 1947. Mirrorpix/Courtesy Everett Collection (MPWA2266406)
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CP2STO47708 | 1947 
Ottawa Ontario January 3,1947 Immigration - First official Canadian Citizenship ceremony at the Supreme Court building. Front Row L to R: Naif Hanna Azar from Palestine, Jerzy Wladyslaw Meier from Poland, Louis Edmon Brodbeck from Switzerland, Joachim Heinrich Hellmen from Germany, Jacko Hrushkowsky from Russia, and Anton Justinik from Yugoslavia. Back Row L to R: Zigurd Larsen from Norway, Sgt. Maurice Labrosse from Canada, Joseph Litvinchuk, Roumania, Mrs. Labrosse from Scotland, Nestor Rakowitza from Roumania and Yousuf Karsh from Armenia with Mrs. Helen Sawicka from Poland. (CP PHOTO) 1999 (Chris Lund National Archives of Canada)PA-129262
HiRes--Pierre Trudeau with a friend in Paris France 1947. (CP PHOTO/file)
Ottawa Ontario 1947--Sports --Barbara Ann Scott doing a "Stag Jump," Minto Skating Club (CP PHOTO) 1999 (National Archives of Canada) PA-112691
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CP1STO579738 | 1947-01 
Ottawa, Ontario, November 1947 - President Harry S. Truman with Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King - visit to Canada. (CP PHOTO) 1998 ( National Archives of Canada\Bill and Jean Newton ) PA-164723
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CP1STO579723 | 1947-11 
PREMIUM -- PA NEWS PHOTO 20/3/47 : THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH AT A FAREWELL FOR THE VISCOUNT AND VISCOUNTESS OF MOUNTBATTEN AT NORTHOLT WHO WILL TRAVEL BY AIR EN ROUTE TO INDIA
Field Marshal Gerd von Rundstedt, Commander of Germany's 'last fling' offensive in the Ardennes, left, on arrival at Paddington Station.
Lt.Col. M. Morling (left) assisting the Duchess of Gloucester as she inspects the flooded Fens.
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CP2STO50109 | 1947-03 
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