A golf tournament to help flood victims in the United States. People gathered to watch a women's golf tournament. Participants hit balls and score holes. The crowd walks across the course and the game resumes. Women score holes. People walk across a bridge at the golf course. Exteriors of a building.
A golf tournament to help flood victims in the United States. Women golfers stand around a bag with a sign on it that reads 'help flood'. People gathered to watch a women's golf tournament. Participants hit balls and score holes. The crowd walks across the course. Exteriors of a building in the background. Women score holes.
A golf tournament to help flood victims in the United States. Women golfers smile as they pose. Close up of four women golfers posing together. Group includes Patty Berg and Babe Didrikson Zaharias (and possibly Betsy Rawls?). Views of Babe Zaharias and Patty Berg golfing on a golf course.
Filipinos try to save themselves from Japanese shelling on Manila, Philippines during World War II. People run across a street. Military vehicles in the street. Children run across a street to take cover during Japanese shelling. A cloud of smoke rises in the background. A building on fire. People try to douse the fire. Filipinos on the streets. People run across a street to seek shelter as shells hit the street. Thick clouds of smoke rise from the burning building.
The Santo Tomas concentration camp in Manila, Philippines during World War II. Americans ( released prisoners ) and Filipino civilians line up for food. American citizens eating. Undernourished repatriates eat in a group. Food in trays. The repatriates eat.
The Santo Tomas concentration camp in Manila, Philippine Islands near the end of World War II. Liberated Allied Soldiers and officers gather outside a prison camp building. They listen to a radio broadcast. An officer tunes the radio. The progress of soldiers is followed by a pencil on a map. Officers and repatriated prisoners listen to the radio. The radio set is made from stolen parts from a Japanese radio set. The soliders demonstrate how the radio equipment is packed up and was kept in the bottom of a stool to keep it hidden from discovery by Japanese guards. The maker of the radio, Lieutenant Hutchinson, is seated on the stool and chats with a soldier.
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