1946 - Excellent aerial view of smoke rising from an atomic mushroom cloud at the Bikini Atoll.
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1946 - An excellent aerial view of the mushroom cloud resulting from an atom bomb drop at Bikini Atoll.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - Young boys salvage tile from a kitchen sink out of a pile of rubble in Hiroshima, Japan.
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1946 - A newspaper delivery strike cripples New York City but people walk to the newspaper offices to get their papers anyway.
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US - 1946 - in this crime film, two gangsters leave their stranded car and try to hitch a ride, but no one stops. In the second passing car, a passenger waves at them. One gangster pulls out his gun.
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US - 1946 - in this crime film, a man is forced into a car at gunpoint. His kidnappers leave town and drive through a forest.
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US - 1946 - in this crime film, a suspect denies a detective's allegations despite the evidence. When she reaches into her purse, another woman punches her.
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CALGARY - 1946 - Rodeo riders rope calves, ride bucking bulls, and try to grab steers by the horns at the Calgary Stampede in Alberta, Canada.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - A man clears rubble from his property in Hiroshima, Japan, to make room for a garden, a repairman does maintenance on a telephone pole, and children collect seashells on the fringe of a river.
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ALBERTA - 1946 - Cowhands round up wild horses in Alberta, Canada.
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1946 - President Truman attends a West Point football game, and all American soldiers are told they're a part of team USA.
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1946 - Interiors of the Roosevelt estate, Hyde Park, now designated a historic site.
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1946 - After Japan's surrender in WWII, American sailors sink their surrendered submarines.
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1946 - Katherine Lenroot, Chief of the United States Children's Bureau, holds a meeting with the women on her board.
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1946 - Moune de Rivel walks a straight line with a book balanced on her head.
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1946 - Women work the coat check at the Stork Club.
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1946 - General Groves and his assistant Jean O'Leary work in his office on the Manhattan Project.
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1946 - Waiters tend to food at the El Morocco nightclub, where patrons eat and dance.
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1946 - In a banquet speech, a scientist contrasts politics and science.
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1946 - General Groves, director of the Manhattan Project, explains how the research of atomic energy will go on postwar.
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1946 - The National Committee on Atomic Information sends out fundraising letters cosigned by Albert Einstein.
USA - 1946 - An apple blossom festival is held in the northwestern US, featuring a parade, and apple blossom queen, and pollination of orchards via crop dusters and explosives.
1946 - An apple blossom festival is held in the northwestern US, featuring a parade, and apple blossom queen, and pollination of orchards via crop dusters and explosives.
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PACIFIC OCEAN - 1940s - Merchant Marine ships are transported into troop transports and landing crafts during WWII, and one sails past a sunk Japanese merchant ship (narrated in 1946).
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INDIA - 1946 - India develops under British rule, but opposition to the colonizers is one of the few things to link the different sects of the country.
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US - 1946 - in this crime film, a security guard rudely tells a detective to leave, but the man knocks him out, grabs his key, and enters a building through the back door.
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1946 - Volunteers stuff envelopes with information about atomic research by the Federation of American Scientists.
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USA - 1946 - Merchant Marines consider getting postwar jobs on shore for stability, but their captain discourages this.
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USA - 1946 - Myriad goods are imported to American docks from around the world.
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USA - 1946 - Merchant Marines load coal and timber onto their ships to send as relief to Europe.
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ONTARIO - 1946 - Men and women work in a scientific research lab at Ottawa's Central Experimental Farm, studying vegetables.
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BRITAIN - 1946 - Civilians celebrate V-E Day in the streets across Britain.
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NEW ZEALAND - 1946 - Dairy and agricultural businesses grow in New Zealand.
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1946 - Iranian Prime Minister Hossein Ala' addresses the UN Security Council, expressing his regret that Ambassador Gromyko has walked out in protest of Russian-Iranian relations.
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1946 - An American soldier practices the duck and cover maneuver during atomic bomb tests.
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1946 - When Soviet Ambassador Gromyko threatens to walk out on a UN Security Council meeting over a dispute with Iran, Egyptian delegate Hafez Pasha speaks up on behalf of small nations.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - Typeset is laid down for a newspaper in Hiroshima, Japan, and a translation editor gets to work in his office.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - A man picks up a small box of a relative's remains at a crypt in Hiroshima, Japan, and hands them to a woman to pray over.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - Civilian families live in newly constructed homes built on the former site of Japanese Transport Regiment Barracks in Hiroshima, Japan.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - A Catholic priest prays outside a bombed church in Hiroshima, Japan with children holding close to him, and a man plants barley nearby.
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1946 - New US Army recruits eat lunch and receive gear for their barracks bags upon arriving at Fort Dix.
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1946 - Waiters work at New York City's Stork Club.
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1946 - A doorman welcomes guests as their cars arrive at the El Morocco nightclub.
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1946 - Physicists use special equipment to safely view an atomic bomb blast, then shake hands.
1946 - An American audience listens attentively to a conference on atomic power.
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UNDISCLOSED LOCATION - 1940s - Merchant Marines transport aircrafts as well as regular supplies for the US military (narrated in 1946).
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1946 - Hilo, Hawaii is devastated by flooding and earthquakes, rendering many citizens homeless.
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1946 - When the UN Security Council votes not to postpone Iran's presentation on a Soviet-Iranian conflict, Russian Ambassador Gromyko walks out in protest.