
Jun 14, 1948: President Harry Truman poses with Speed Graphic equipped Los Angeles photographers at Union Station. Los Angeles Times staff photographers Ray Graham is left of Truman, and Phil Bath on the right.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Los Angeles Times
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Aug. 2, 1988: Three photographers get a close-up look at Medfly damage to an apple during a news conference in Van Nuys. From left, Nick Ut of the Associated Press, freelancer Ricardo DeAratanha (now with the Los Angeles Times) and James Ruymen of UPI.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Robert Durell / Los Angeles Times
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July 31, 1981: Pitcher Jerry Reuss works out for a crowd of journalists as Dodgers players return from a strike that wiped out more than a third of the season.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Rick Meyer / Los Angeles Times
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1947: Los Angeles Times staff photographer Paul Calvert's trunkful of photography and camping gear is spread out behind his car.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Paul Calvert / Los Angeles Times
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1958: Seven members of the Watson photography family bid farewell to Los Angeles Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz, seated, at a party for his retirement. From left, Garry A. Watson, George R. Watson, Delmar Watson, Harry R. Watson, Coy Watson Jr., Bill R. Watson and Bobs Watson. This image was previously used on this blog on Sept. 29, 2010.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Watson Family Photographic Archive
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1956: Times staff photographer Jack Gaunt dashes away from a brush fire he was covering. This image was taken by an unknown rival L.A. Examiner photographer.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Los Angeles Examiner
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Feb. 11, 1921: Times staff photographer George Watson stands on a headstone at the San Gabriel Mission while covering the funeral of Santo Juncio. This photo was previously published on the From the Archive blog on Nov. 18, 2010.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Watson Family Photographic Archive
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1948: Times photographer Bill Murphy is second from the left on the bench. To his right is Times reporter Herb Brin. From left to right from Murphy are photographers from the Mirror, Daily News and Herald. The two men on the extreme right are reporters from other newspapers. Photo signed by Bill Murphy was presented to Times photo editor Cindy Hively upon his retirement in 1988.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Bill Murphy / Los Angeles Times
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1919: Times staff photographer George Watson poses in front of small backdrop with a 4 x 5 Graflex camera with a powder flash gun.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Watson Family Photographic Archive
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Oct. 17, 1988: Clem Inspeak, in hat, holding a 40-year-old Crown Graphic 4 x 5 camera, is surrounded by modern equipment as he photographs the announcement of the members of the Tournament of Roses court.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Larry Bessel / Los Angeles Times
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April 3, 1978: Photographers cover the arrivals at the 50th Academy Awards.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: George Rose / Los Angeles Times
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Oct. 20, 1962: Los Angeles Times staff photographer Judd Gunderson, arrow, backs off as USC Trojan defenders make sideline tackle of California Bears player.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Los Angeles Times
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Jan. 15, 1967: Associated Press photographer George Brich stretches across the restricted area around the playing field while covering the first Super Bowl at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The Green Bay Packers beat the Kansas City Chiefs 35-10.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Art Rogers / Los Angeles Times
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May 28, 1947: Newspaper photographers grab photos of George "Bud" Gollum, 21, and Beulah Louise Overell, 18, during morning recess of their murder trial in Santa Ana. The couple was accused of killing Overell's parents.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Paul Calvert / Los Angeles Times
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Mar. 16, 1944: Mary Pickford is photographed in Los Angeles Superior Court. Pickford testified for a friend seeking damages following a traffic accident.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: John Malmin / Los Angeles Times
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Jan. 29, 1977: Actress Sophia Loren arrives at the Golden Globe Awards. This photo was published in the Jan. 31, 1977 LA Times.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Tony Barnard / Los Angeles Times
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July 29, 1948: Miss Doris Mae Normandine and Atty. Werner O. Graf cringe as an Los Angeles Exmainer photographer's flashbulb explodes. Normandine was a witness in court during divorce proceedings between Dr. J. Salem Rubin and Lorraine Rubin.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Bruce Cox / Los Angeles Times
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Jan. 1941: Photo staff of the Los Angeles Times. Left to right kneeling: Jack Herod, Hugh Arnott, J. H. McCrory, Chief Photographer. Standing left to right: Robert Ritchie, Maurice Terrell, Robert Jakobsen, General Manager Norman Chandler, Editor L.D. Hotchkiss, Phil Bath, Al "Red" Humphreys, Marshall Benedict, Horton Churchill, Paul Calvert and Art Rogers.
PHOTOGRAPH BY: Los Angeles Times
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