cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18762924
title: Morphological Dataset of Indian Mango Leaf Varieties (MIT-WPU Campus)

description: Mango Leaf Morphological Dataset (Version 1.0)

1. Project Overview  and Site Context

This dataset comprises a systematic morphological study of 16 different mango (Mangifera indica) cultivars. All samples were collected from the MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU) Campus, Kothrud, Pune, Maharashtra, India ($18.5177^\circ\text{ N}, 73.8148^\circ\text{ E}$). The site is situated at an altitude of 560m in a tropical wet and dry climate zone, with soil composed primarily of weathered Deccan Trap basalt.

2. Sampling and Acquisition





Sample Size: 160 independent leaf samples (10 leaves per tree across 16 trees).




Selection Criteria: Mature, healthy leaves were selected from the middle of the tree canopy to ensure representative varietal characteristics.




Standardisation: Leaves were photographed against a flat, neutral background to minimise parallax error and distortion.



3. Highlight: Biological Ground Reference and Calibration

To achieve high metric accuracy without specialised laboratory equipment, this dataset utilises a Human Hand Ground Reference system:





Calibration Protocol: Every image contains a human hand placed in the same focal plane as the leaf sample.




Metric Standard: The average adult male palm width measured at 82–85 mm serves as the fixed calibration constant.




Accuracy: By calculating the pixel-to-millimetre ratio based on the reference hand, the Length and Breadth measurements provided in the metadata are physically accurate representations of the leaf’s true scale. This methodology allows for the training of Computer Vision models for Real-World Size Estimation.



4. Morphological Parameters Recorded

The accompanying CSV metadata includes the following botanically significant data points:





Leaf Length (mm): From the petiole base to the tip of the apex.




Leaf Breadth (mm): The maximum width of the leaf blade perpendicular to the midrib.




Variety Identification: Cross-referenced with local agricultural experts and IBPGR descriptors.




Visual Markers: Capture of specific traits including marginal undulation (waviness), apex shape (acute vs. acuminate), and venation angles.



5. Technical Validation for Researchers

The dataset is intended for use in:





Plant Phenotyping: Using morphological data to differentiate between similar cultivars (such as Alphonso vs. Kesar).




Deep Learning: Training Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for automated variety classification.




Agricultural AI: Developing mobile-based tools for farmers to identify varieties in the field using relative scale (hand-reference).
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18762923
title: Morphological Dataset of Indian Mango Leaf Varieties (MIT-WPU Campus)

description: Mango Leaf Morphological Dataset (Version 1.0)

1. Project Overview  and Site Context

This dataset comprises a systematic morphological study of 16 different mango (Mangifera indica) cultivars. All samples were collected from the MIT World Peace University (MIT-WPU) Campus, Kothrud, Pune, Maharashtra, India ($18.5177^\circ\text{ N}, 73.8148^\circ\text{ E}$). The site is situated at an altitude of 560m in a tropical wet and dry climate zone, with soil composed primarily of weathered Deccan Trap basalt.

2. Sampling and Acquisition





Sample Size: 160 independent leaf samples (10 leaves per tree across 16 trees).




Selection Criteria: Mature, healthy leaves were selected from the middle of the tree canopy to ensure representative varietal characteristics.




Standardisation: Leaves were photographed against a flat, neutral background to minimise parallax error and distortion.



3. Highlight: Biological Ground Reference and Calibration

To achieve high metric accuracy without specialised laboratory equipment, this dataset utilises a Human Hand Ground Reference system:





Calibration Protocol: Every image contains a human hand placed in the same focal plane as the leaf sample.




Metric Standard: The average adult male palm width measured at 82–85 mm serves as the fixed calibration constant.




Accuracy: By calculating the pixel-to-millimetre ratio based on the reference hand, the Length and Breadth measurements provided in the metadata are physically accurate representations of the leaf’s true scale. This methodology allows for the training of Computer Vision models for Real-World Size Estimation.



4. Morphological Parameters Recorded

The accompanying CSV metadata includes the following botanically significant data points:





Leaf Length (mm): From the petiole base to the tip of the apex.




Leaf Breadth (mm): The maximum width of the leaf blade perpendicular to the midrib.




Variety Identification: Cross-referenced with local agricultural experts and IBPGR descriptors.




Visual Markers: Capture of specific traits including marginal undulation (waviness), apex shape (acute vs. acuminate), and venation angles.



5. Technical Validation for Researchers

The dataset is intended for use in:





Plant Phenotyping: Using morphological data to differentiate between similar cultivars (such as Alphonso vs. Kesar).




Deep Learning: Training Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for automated variety classification.




Agricultural AI: Developing mobile-based tools for farmers to identify varieties in the field using relative scale (hand-reference).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46409
title: Girl drowns in gravel pit in Altadena, 1952

description: 6 images. Girl drowns in gravel pit in Altadena, 22 March 1952. Marie Ekstrand, victim; Doctor Charles Johnston, trying to revive her; Gus Sebenius, 18; Ed Boersma, 20, dove into water and rescued her; John R. Ekstrand, father of victim. (Sleeve reads: A9452).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46441
title: Gas tank explosion, 1952

description: 6 images. Gas tank explosion, 13 March 1952. Nelson Cohen, victim; Charles Allord, victim; Jack Pack. (Sleeve reads: A9452).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46445
title: Gas tank explosion, 1952

description: 6 images. Gas tank explosion, 13 March 1952. Nelson Cohen, victim; Charles Allord, victim; Jack Pack. (Sleeve reads: A9452).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46456
title: Man trapped by cave-in of home at 7875 Woodrow Wilson Drive, Hollywood Hills ...tons of earth collapsed garage and part of house, 1952

description: 2 images. Man trapped by cave-in of home at 7875 Woodrow Wilson Drive, Hollywood Hills ...tons of earth collapsed garage and part of house, 15 March 1952. Julius Shulman, victim, being removed on stretcher. (Sleeve reads: A9452).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46341
title: Truck accident at Alameda Street and Olympic Boulevard... Load shifted, 1952

description: 5 images. Truck accident at Alameda Street and Olympic Boulevard... Load shifted, 27 March 1952. Fred Henry Ford, Driver. (Sleave reads: A9542).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Sansone. Date: 1952-03-27. Reporter: Markson. Assignment: Truck accident, Alameda & Olympic. 75: Fred Henry Ford, 24, driver, seated in cab of truck, missed by inches as pipe load shifted and ramed his cab. 49, 50, 93, 94, 83, 84: Truck and trailer on which pipe load shifted. Truck on right was struck by pipe and halted, prevented pipe from falling off truck and trailer".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46361
title: Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 1952

description: 29 images. Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 21 March 1952. Injured: Arnold Reyes; Russell Marks; Mrs. Iola Benson; Charles Ross; Mrs. Florence Bowbeer, 68; Juan Sarcedo; Robert M. Anderson, Motorman; Albert Berry. Treating injured: Doctor Shigeo Terasaki; Doctor S.V. Martchenko; Doctor Irving Axelrod; Doctor Marvin Mitnick; Nurse Emily McGrath; Nurse B. Norman; Nurse Winola Barrett; Nurse Beatrice Stanford. At Scene of disaster: A.H. Berry; M. Silverman; Arthur Osborne, U.S.N.; Merrell Horn, U.S.N.; Benita Thornton; Toy Sims. (Sleave reads: A9542).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46362
title: Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 1952

description: 29 images. Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 21 March 1952. Injured: Arnold Reyes; Russell Marks; Mrs. Iola Benson; Charles Ross; Mrs. Florence Bowbeer, 68; Juan Sarcedo; Robert M. Anderson, Motorman; Albert Berry. Treating injured: Doctor Shigeo Terasaki; Doctor S.V. Martchenko; Doctor Irving Axelrod; Doctor Marvin Mitnick; Nurse Emily McGrath; Nurse B. Norman; Nurse Winola Barrett; Nurse Beatrice Stanford. At Scene of disaster: A.H. Berry; M. Silverman; Arthur Osborne, U.S.N.; Merrell Horn, U.S.N.; Benita Thornton; Toy Sims. (Sleave reads: A9542).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46370
title: Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 1952

description: 29 images. Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 21 March 1952. Injured: Arnold Reyes; Russell Marks; Mrs. Iola Benson; Charles Ross; Mrs. Florence Bowbeer, 68; Juan Sarcedo; Robert M. Anderson, Motorman; Albert Berry. Treating injured: Doctor Shigeo Terasaki; Doctor S.V. Martchenko; Doctor Irving Axelrod; Doctor Marvin Mitnick; Nurse Emily McGrath; Nurse B. Norman; Nurse Winola Barrett; Nurse Beatrice Stanford. At Scene of disaster: A.H. Berry; M. Silverman; Arthur Osborne, U.S.N.; Merrell Horn, U.S.N.; Benita Thornton; Toy Sims. (Sleave reads: A9542).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46377
title: Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 1952

description: 29 images. Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 21 March 1952. Injured: Arnold Reyes; Russell Marks; Mrs. Iola Benson; Charles Ross; Mrs. Florence Bowbeer, 68; Juan Sarcedo; Robert M. Anderson, Motorman; Albert Berry. Treating injured: Doctor Shigeo Terasaki; Doctor S.V. Martchenko; Doctor Irving Axelrod; Doctor Marvin Mitnick; Nurse Emily McGrath; Nurse B. Norman; Nurse Winola Barrett; Nurse Beatrice Stanford. At Scene of disaster: A.H. Berry; M. Silverman; Arthur Osborne, U.S.N.; Merrell Horn, U.S.N.; Benita Thornton; Toy Sims. (Sleave reads: A9542).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42248
title: Baby falls from window, 1952

description: 4 images. Baby falls from window, 22 February 1952. Nurse Emily McGrath; Glenda Walls -- 18 months; Mrs. Rosalie Walls; James Logan (Ambulance Attendant). (Sleeve states "A-9472").; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Lapp. Date: 02-22. Reporter: Petty. Assignment: Baby fall from window. 39 & 40: Emily McGrath, nurse, & Glenda Walls, 18 months at Georgia Street. 1: Ambulance Attendant James Logan carrying Glenda. 2: Logan carrying Glenda & mother, Mrs. Rosalie Walls, 22, on right".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42257
title: Broken water main, 1952

description: 3 images. Broken water main, 22 February 1952. Flooded streets at North Main Street and Sichel Street. (Sleeve states "A-9472").
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42259
title: Broken water main, 1952

description: 3 images. Broken water main, 22 February 1952. Flooded streets at North Main Street and Sichel Street. (Sleeve states "A-9472").
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42264
title: Boy trapped in cave-in, 1952

description: 6 images. Boy trapped in cave-in, 24 February 1952. Dick Stewart -- 10 years (at Airport Medical Center); Clair Stewart. (Sleeve states "A-9472").; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Sandusky. Date: 02-24. Assignment: Boy trapped in 'cave' cave-in. D27: Dick Stewart, 10, and father, Clair L. Stewart, 7718 Beland Avenue, at Airport Medical Center after Dick was rescued from cave-in. D28: Dick Stewart, 10, shows father, Clair L. Stewart, the position in which he was crouched when earth fell on him, covering him completely. D31-34: Boy in helmet is Dick Stewart. Other boy is Eddie Olsen, Man in picture is Clair L. Stewart, father of Dick. Picture show them filling in cave, one shot shows Dick crouched in position in which he was trapped. Helmet he is wearing is credited with saving his life".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42299
title: Boy killed in private driveway, 1952

description: 5 images. Boy killed in private driveway, 22 February 1952. Wayne Bryant -- 2 years (1919 Cloverfield Boulevard); Mrs. Charles J. Bryant (Mother); Curtis Frank (Traffic Officer). (Sleeve states "A-9472").; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Gaze. Date: 1952-02-22. Reporter: Gaze. Assignment: Wayne Bryant killed. #11-29-30-33-34: Youngster lying on ground or on stretcher in picture is Wayne Bryant, 2, 1819 Cloverfield Blvd., Santa Monica, killed by a truck in a private driveway. The woman in the picture is Mrs. Charles J. Bryant, the boy's mother. The policeman holding her back or trying to tell her its too late to do anything for the boy is Traffic Officer Curtis Frank".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46876
title: Queen Juliana banquet, 1952

description: 9 images. Queen Juliana banquet, 19 April 1952. Terrell Drinkwater (President of Chamber of Commerce); Mayor Fletcher Bowron; Mrs. fletcher Bowron; Queen Juliana; David Tannenbaum (Mayor Elect of Beverly Hills).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46899
title: Parade for Queen Juliana, 1952

description: 27 images. Parade for Queen Juliana, 19 April 1952. Mayor Fletcher Bowron; Queen Juliana; Dore Schary; Going down Broadway; Queen Juliana at MGM; Prince Bernhard; Crowd greets Queen at City Hall; Susan Hayward.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46909
title: Parade for Queen Juliana, 1952

description: 27 images. Parade for Queen Juliana, 19 April 1952. Mayor Fletcher Bowron; Queen Juliana; Dore Schary; Going down Broadway; Queen Juliana at MGM; Prince Bernhard; Crowd greets Queen at City Hall; Susan Hayward.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46893
title: Parade for Queen Juliana, 1952

description: 27 images. Parade for Queen Juliana, 19 April 1952. Mayor Fletcher Bowron; Queen Juliana; Dore Schary; Going down Broadway; Queen Juliana at MGM; Prince Bernhard; Crowd greets Queen at City Hall; Susan Hayward.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46952
title: Queen Juliana at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), 1952

description: 14 images. Queen Juliana at MGM, 19 April 1952. Stewart Grainger; Louis Calhern; Deborah Kerr; Dore Schary (on set of Prisoner of Zenda); Van Johnson; Spencer Tracy; Joe Ruttenburg (Chief Cameraman, Technicolor).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46462
title: Truck overturns under Los Angeles Street Bridge ...on freeway, 1952

description: 5 images. Truck overturns under Los Angeles Street Bridge ...on freeway, 22 March 1952. (Sleeve reads: A9452).
DOI: 10.25345/c5cv4c558
title: MassIVE MSV000100956 - Interactome analysis of CfDLP using LC-MS/MS
title: Identification of proteins interacting with CfDLP versus CfRRP4
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46495
title: Auto accident at Ventura Boulevard at Sherman Oaks, 1952

description: 4 images. Auto accident at Ventura Boulevard at Sherman Oaks, 24 March 1952. Mrs. Cornelia Grunewald, victim, on street; Mrs. Claire Jones, her daughter, comforting her. (Sleeve reads: A9452).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46526
title: Scaffold falls on Olympic Boulevard and Main Street, 1952

description: 4 images. Scaffold falls on Olympic Boulevard and Main Street, 21 March 1952. Emil Sprecker, 67, hurt; George West, 67; Ambulance Attendant H.W. Smith; Jim Logan, Ambulance Attendant. (Sleeve reads: A9452).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46527
title: Scaffold falls on Olympic Boulevard and Main Street, 1952

description: 4 images. Scaffold falls on Olympic Boulevard and Main Street, 21 March 1952. Emil Sprecker, 67, hurt; George West, 67; Ambulance Attendant H.W. Smith; Jim Logan, Ambulance Attendant. (Sleeve reads: A9452).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46567
title: Catholic High School music festival, 1952

description: 2 images. Catholic High School music festival, 18 April 1952. Sister Marcia Louise (of Mount Saint Mary's College); Arthur Ruiz (Tuba player).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Hecht. Date: 1952-04-18. Reporter: Massard. Assignment: Catholic High School music festival. Sister Marcia Louise of Mt. St. Mary's College registers Arthur Ruiz, tuba player, for 2-day festival. Others are waiting to be registered".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-11079
title: Cerebral Palsy, 1952

description: 5 images. Cerebral Palsy, 15 April 1952. Phoebe Thomas (Occupational therapist); Susan Rose -- 3 years; Bernice Todd (Physical therapist); Jack Martin -- 3 years; Margaret Sosnowski (Physical therapist); Elizabeth Desick -- 9 years; Carol Hoffman (Social Service Secretary); Norma Lee Brodeur -- 8 years; Edmond C. Brodeur (father).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Hecht. Date: 04-15. Reporter: Markson. Assignment: Cerebral Palsy. 138: Physical therapist Bernice Todd gives reciprocal exercise to Jack Martin, 3. 32, 128: Physical therapist Margaret Sosnowski shows Elizabeth Desick, 9, how to walk with 'skis'. 129: Social Services Secretary Carol Hoffman interviews Norma Lee Brodeur, 8, and her father, Edmond C. Brodeur. 139: Phoebe Thomas, Occupational therapist with Susan Rose, 3 (showing Susan how to warm her hands). 31: Pamela Bowles; Mrs. Harold Owens (volunteer); Vivian Ling (in lap); Beth Coulson. 15, 16: Physical therapist Margaret Sosnowski and John Ostling, 3 1/2".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46253
title: Princess Genevieve Khotinoff, 1952

description: 5 images. Princess Genevieve Khotinoff, 15 April 1952. Princess Genevieve Khotinoff; Bruce Jones; Countess Zena D'Harcourt; Doctor Alfred Huenergardt.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46255
title: Princess Genevieve Khotinoff, 1952

description: 5 images. Princess Genevieve Khotinoff, 15 April 1952. Princess Genevieve Khotinoff; Bruce Jones; Countess Zena D'Harcourt; Doctor Alfred Huenergardt.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46277
title: Danish deep sea expedition (Frigate "Galathea"), 1952

description: 13 images. Danish deep sea expedition (Frigate "Galathea"), 12 April 1952. Sir Anton -- 6- months-old Antarctic sea elephant; Doctor Henning Lemche (with chart of the expedition); Doctor Carl Oppenheimer; Captain Sven Greve; Consul Ryan A. Grut (Danish consul).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Emery. Date: 1952-04-12. Reporter: Emery to rw. Assignment: Danish deep sea expedition Frigate 'Galathea' at Naval Base, Long Beach. 031-032-34-35: 6-months-old antarctic sea elephant 'Sir Anton; gives friendly yowp when his head is scratched by expedition's chief information officer Hakon Mielche, Calf was named in honor of expedition's leader, (Dr. Anton F. Brunn). Sir Anton will be flown to Copenhagen Zoo, where, if he reaches full size of his kind he may someday weigh many tons. 54 & 55: Long shots of Frigate Galathea. 19 & 88: Dr. Henning Lemche, of Copenhagen Zoological Museum, with 'angler fish' species of melanocetus, from 8000 feet down. Bottles contain other critters from the sea's greatest depths. 18: Dr. Lemche & chart of expedition. 076: l to r on deck (walking): Dr. Carl Oppenheimer, microbiologist, Scripps Institution, La Jolla, visiting the ship; Dr. Claude ZoBelle, professor of microbiology at Scripps, who traveled with expedition as far as New Zealand; Richard Y. Morita, US Naval technician and graduate student of Scripps, who replaced Dr. ZoBelle on ship at New Zealand. 89, 70, 71: Group of 3 (standing on deck) l t r: CaptainSvend Greve of Frigate Galathea; Danish Concul Ryan A. Grut; Dr. Anton F. Brunn, leader of expedition, in whose honor crewman named captured sea-elephant calf 'Sir Anton'".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46278
title: Danish deep sea expedition (Frigate "Galathea"), 1952

description: 13 images. Danish deep sea expedition (Frigate "Galathea"), 12 April 1952. Sir Anton -- 6- months-old Antarctic sea elephant; Doctor Henning Lemche (with chart of the expedition); Doctor Carl Oppenheimer; Captain Sven Greve; Consul Ryan A. Grut (Danish consul).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Emery. Date: 1952-04-12. Reporter: Emery to rw. Assignment: Danish deep sea expedition Frigate 'Galathea' at Naval Base, Long Beach. 031-032-34-35: 6-months-old antarctic sea elephant 'Sir Anton; gives friendly yowp when his head is scratched by expedition's chief information officer Hakon Mielche, Calf was named in honor of expedition's leader, (Dr. Anton F. Brunn). Sir Anton will be flown to Copenhagen Zoo, where, if he reaches full size of his kind he may someday weigh many tons. 54 & 55: Long shots of Frigate Galathea. 19 & 88: Dr. Henning Lemche, of Copenhagen Zoological Museum, with 'angler fish' species of melanocetus, from 8000 feet down. Bottles contain other critters from the sea's greatest depths. 18: Dr. Lemche & chart of expedition. 076: l to r on deck (walking): Dr. Carl Oppenheimer, microbiologist, Scripps Institution, La Jolla, visiting the ship; Dr. Claude ZoBelle, professor of microbiology at Scripps, who traveled with expedition as far as New Zealand; Richard Y. Morita, US Naval technician and graduate student of Scripps, who replaced Dr. ZoBelle on ship at New Zealand. 89, 70, 71: Group of 3 (standing on deck) l t r: CaptainSvend Greve of Frigate Galathea; Danish Concul Ryan A. Grut; Dr. Anton F. Brunn, leader of expedition, in whose honor crewman named captured sea-elephant calf 'Sir Anton'".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46571
title: Swan loose, West Los Angeles, 1952

description: 5 images. Swan loose, West Los Angeles, 18 April 1952. Police Officer E.F. Butler (without jacket); Police Officer W.F. Dacey (with jacket); Herb Fullerton (Animal Inspector); Black swan captured at 458 Comstock Avenue, West Los Angeles.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Sandusky. Date: 1952-04-18. Assignment: Swan loose. D1-5: Black swan captured at 458 Constock Ave., WLA. Police officer w/out jacket is E.F. Butler; Officer with jacket is W.F. Dacey. Animal inspector is Herb Fullerton".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46583
title: USS "Wisconsin" arriving at Navy Shipyard, Terminal Island, 1952

description: 8 images. USS "Wisconsin" arriving at Navy Shipyard, Terminal Island, 19 April 1952. Deborah Powell -- 4 years (Downey); Machinist's Mate Second class James Desselle (arrived on ship); Stephen James Desselle -- 7 months; Mrs. Joyce Love (San Diego); Michael Love -- 2 1/2 years; Yeoman first Class James Robert Love; Sergeant George Painschab; Niss Nettie Martin; Ray Degarmo (Sailor); Machinist's Mate Third Class Clarence Weeks; Elizabeth Weeks; Danny Weeks -- 4 years.; Supplementary material reads: "Chernus -- Harbor. Captions. Wisconsin arrival. Three negatives show super battleship USS Wisconsin arriving at Navy Shipyard, Terminal Island. Three Negatives show little four-year-old Deborah Powell of Downey, holding umbrella against rain, waving at sailors aboard super battleship USS Wisconsin. One Negative shows Machinist's Mate Second Class James Desselle holding up son, 7-month-old Stephen James for the first time. In the background is huge flag of Wisconsin on stern of ship. Desselle lives at 13616 Brink Avenue, Norwalk. One negative shows Mrs. Joyce Love of San Diego, holding up her son Michael, 2 1/2, who is reaching for his father Yeoman First Class James Robert Love who is on deck of battleship reaching over side. One negative shows Marine Sergeant George Painschab embracing and kissing his girl friend, Janet Habbick, of 24713 Bombay Avenue, Wilmington. One negative shows L.-R.: Miss Nettie Martin; Sailor Ray Degarmo and Patricia Degarmo, the sailor's sister. Miss Martin is his girl friend. #64: Shows Rear view, Machinist's Mate Third Class Clarence Weeks embracing his wife, Elizabeth while Danny Weeks, 4, leans against father's leg. They are from Olympia, Washington".