USA - 1946 - In this animated film, termites eat the walls, stairs and ladders of a pig's house while the pigs' pesticide fails to work.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - Women dry green seaweed on lines in war-torn Hiroshima, Japan.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - Presses print newspapers in Hiroshima, Japan.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - A newspaper editor in Hiroshima, Japan, picks stories and photographs for a layout.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - A woman brings flowers to her son's grave at a cemetery in Hiroshima, Japan.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - Bones are left on the crypts and tombstones of a cemetery in Hiroshima, Japan.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - Panorama of small boxes of human remains inside a crypt in Hiroshima, Japan, where a girl is praying and a man enters.
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CALGARY - 1946 - Farmers look over new farming machinery being demonstrated at the Calgary Stampede in Alberta, Canada.
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1946 - American soldiers at basic training receive excellent healthcare and education opportunities.
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1946 - Doormen welcome guests arriving at the Stork Club, and get cars for those leaving.
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1946 - An American audience listens attentively to a conference on atomic power.
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1946 - A scientist gets a big laugh from the audience during his speech when he says politicians should be made to watch atomic bomb demonstrations.
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1946 - A crowd heartily cheers Eleanor Roosevelt's speech at a gala where she outlines a hope for a better future for the world.
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US - 1946 - in this western, when an old cowboy complains about some people at a saloon, his younger companion tells him to mind his own business.
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1946 - Albert Einstein listens intently at a meeting of America's Committee on Atomic Information.
NORTH CAROLINA - 1946 - Quadruplets are born to an African-American woman in North Carolina.
1946 - Walter Pidgeon reads a statement on behalf of the Screen Actors Guild asking for arbitration in an AFL dispute, with other actors including Ronald Reagan present.
1946 - Quadruplets are born to an African-American woman in North Carolina.
NEW YORK CITY - 1946 - A bust of Booker T. Washington is unveiled at NYU's hall of fame, making him the first African-American honored there.
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USA - 1946 - Men work myriad jobs on a US Merchant Marine ship to keep it sailing.
1946 - President Truman urges Americans to buy food to contribute to the Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, as well as UNRRA, and hosts a midwestern farming couple at the White House to thank them for their charitable efforts.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - People enter a bank among the debris of Hiroshima, Japan, and a man moves a cart down a cleared road.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - A family in Hiroshima, Japan sorts through rubble to find roof tile for their new home.
1946 - In this animated film, a horse plays jazz trumpet in a barn for chicks to dance to.
1946 - In a banquet speech, a scientist gets a laugh by saying that if they can all survive the next 10-15 years then they won't have to worry about atomic weapons.
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EUROPE AND USA - 1946 - Merchant Marine ships transport food from the US to hungary war-torn nations in Europe.
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USA - 1946 - In this animated film, other animals desperate for housing beat a family of pigs to a dog house and a new apartment for rent.
1946 - DDT is sprayed and gatherings of young children are prohibited in San Antonio, Texas in response to a polio outbreak.
1946 - An American soldier practices the duck and cover maneuver during atomic bomb tests.
1946 - The National Committee on Atomic Information sends out fundraising letters cosigned by Albert Einstein.
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1946 - Couples dance at the crowded El Morocco nightclub.
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1946 - An American talent agent tells Moune de Rivel that her style is corny and will need to be adjusted for American audiences.
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1946 - President Truman gives a speech at Hyde Park honoring the first anniversary of FDR's death.
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USA - 1946 - Wartime insignias are removed from Merchant Marine ships after WWII.
1946 - In this animated film, a guard dog and cat get drunk trying to catch a mouse trapped in a bottle of alcohol.
PRAGUE - 1946 - Karl Hermann Frank, the Gestapo officer responsible for the genocide of Lidice in Czechoslovakia, is sentenced to death for his war crimes.
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ALBERTA - 1946 - Cowboys round up wild horses in scenic Alberta, Canada.
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1946 - A talent agent oversees Moune de Rivel's initial dress fitting.
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US - 1946 - in this crime film, two criminals assault a man in his home for some documents. A neighbor enters and runs away when the criminals go after him. Then, they leave.
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US - 1946 - in this action film, a detective complains about the number of blondes in the case he is working on. His secretary makes a joke.
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1946 - A fashion designer looks over her sketch for a dress for Moune de Rivel, while she is fitted.
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1946 - A talent agent demonstrates for Moune de Rivel how to walk with a book balanced on her head.
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1946 - Men laugh over drinks in a booth at the Stork Club.
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1946 - Two glamorous women talk to a man by the cover charge sign at the Stork Club.
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1946 - Robert Earl Hughes, the world's heaviest man, is seen feeding chickens at his family's farm in rural Illinois. His brothers can share a pair of his overalls with plenty of room left over.
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USA - 1946 - People prepare to skate in the snow. They go out on the ice and wave to each other.
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1946 - A US Army recruit is fitted for a uniform at Fort Dix.
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1946 - General MacArthur gives a speech commending Japan for its commitment to peace, and urges that all nations must make a similar commitment especially in light of nuclear weapons.