cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3749
title: Women behind the scenes at new Statler Hotel

description: Photograph of maids of Statler Hotel. "Maids honored. Women behind the scenes at new Statler Hotel, 200 maids, were presented with orchids by Philip Corrin, Bullock's Downtown general manager, assisted by Delia Cooper, executive housekeeper of Statler, 'for providing immeasurable comfort to guests' " -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated, "October 31, 1952". Verso dated, "October 31, 1952".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3741
title: Main kitchen in the Los Angeles Hotel Statler

description: View of the main kitchen in the Los Angeles Hotel Statler. "In addition to this kitchen, one of the largest and most efficient in the world, Statler has another kitchen to take care of the needs of the ballroom patrons and a third which serves the employees' cafeteria. The Statler kitchens jointly can prepare meals for 15,000 people a day" -- typed note attached to verso. Verso dated, "October 27, 1952".; "To please the palate. This is the aim of the Statler's topnotch chefs, shown at work above. The hotel's three modern kitchens will serve a total of 15,000 meals per day" -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated, "October 27, 1952". Verso of EXM-P-S-HOT-CAL-LOS-ANG-STA-008~1 dated, "October 26, 1952".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3746
title: Typical Statler Hotel bathroom

description: Photograph of a typical Statler Hotel bathroom. "This is a typical Statler Hotel bathroom. The wash bowl shelf is extended to provide a working service for the convenience of guests using the large mirror. Lighting is indirect fluorescent. All bathroom fixtures were especially designed for this hotel" -- typed note attached to verso. Verso dated, "October 26, 1952".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3755
title: Terry Hutchins, 4, his toy stream shovel ready, as he watches the wrecking of the Paul G. Hoffman building at Seventh Street and Figueroa Street

description: "Sidewalk superintendent. Terry Hutchins, 4, sits by, his toy stream shovel ready, as he watches the wrecking of the stout, 30-year-old Paul G. Hoffman building at Seventh Street and Figueroa streets. It'll make way for new Statler Hotel" -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated, "August 28, 1950". Verso dated, "August 29, 1950".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3745
title: First Statler Hotel guest.

description: Photograph of a first Statler Hotel guest. "First Statler Hotel guest. William H. Thomas (attorney), right shown registering as the first guest in the $20,000,000 hotel in Los Angeles. At left is Richard E. Pierce (clerk) and center is Jack C. Meacham, general manager of the new Statler Hotel" -- typed note attached to verso. Verso dated, "September 18, 1952". International News Photo copyright information stamped on verso.; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3747
title: Visitors at the Statler Hotel

description: Photograph of two female visitors at the Statler Hotel. "Visitors at the Statler Hotel may get ideas for their own home gardens of staghorn ferns and other greenery" -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated, "August 2, 1953". Verso dated, "September 1, 1953".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3753
title: Wilshire marquee of the Statler Hotel

description: Photograph of the Wilshire marquee of the Statler Hotel. "This is the Wilshire marquee of the Hotel Statler. Through this entrance the guest has direct access both to the main lobby and to the function floor where the ballrooms and private dining and banquet rooms are located" -- typed note attached to verso. Verso dated, "October 26, 1952".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3762
title: Completing construction on the $25,000,000 Statler Hotel (now Omni Hotel), which sits between Figueroa Street and Francisco Street, and Wilshire Boulevard and West Seventh Street

description: Completing construction on the $25,000,000 Statler Hotel (now Omni Hotel), which sits between Figueroa Street and Francisco Street, and Wilshire Boulevard and West Seventh Street in Downtown Los Angeles. The hotel maintains 1,300 rooms, an office building, shops and stores, and a 500-car underground garage (Holabird & Root & Burgee, Architects). Verso dated, "February 25, 1952".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/qr5n8v/s9fywj
title: Puccinia violae de Candolle F-0007.tif

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3750
title: Nighttime shot of the front of the $25,000,000 Statler Hotel (later the Omni Hotel), which sits between Figueroa Street and Francisco Street, and Wilshire Boulevard and West Seventh Street

description: Nighttime shot of the front of the $25,000,000 Statler Hotel (now Omni Hotel), which sits between Figueroa Street and Francisco Street, and Wilshire Boulevard and West Seventh Street in Downtown Los Angeles. The hotel maintains 1,300 rooms, an office building, shops and stores, and a 500-car underground garage. Verso dated, "October 26, 1952".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3752
title: Side view of the new $25,000,000 Statler Hotel (later the Omni Hotel)

description: Photograph of a side view of the new $25,000,000 Statler Hotel (now Omni Hotel), which sits between Figueroa Street and Francisco Street, and Wilshire Boulevard and West Seventh Street in Downtown Los Angeles. The hotel maintains 1,300 rooms, an office building, shops and stores, and a 500-car underground garage.; "Please credit Tunick & Tunick / Los Angeles" -- stamped on verso. Verso dated, "October 26, 1952".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/qr5n8v
title: Puccinia violae (Schumach.) DC., 7

description: Fungarium Mikromycetes
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3760
title: Erection of steel for the $20 million Statler Hotel and Office Building in Los Angeles, completed by Western Steel Corporation

description: Photograph of a steel frame erected by Consolidated Western Steel Corporation for the $20 million Statler Hotel and Office Building in Los Angeles.; "United States Still Corporation / Subsidiaries / Public Relations. Los Angeles District / Erection of steel for the $20,000,000 Statler Hotel and Office Building in Los Angeles has been completed by Consolidated Western Steel Corporation, a U.S. Steel subsidiary. The skeleton mass of metal in this picture represents over 7,200 tons of steel, mainly large girders, held together by over 200,000 rivets.; The building is 13 stories high and due to long non-parallel wings, the hotel section will have 1,275 outside rooms. There will also be a height-limit office building with 120,000 square feet of office space; a 500 car garage; a laundry capable of serving a city of 20,000 and 70,000 square feet of shops located on three levels.; The project is the largest hotel constructed in the United States constructed in the last twenty years and the biggest construction job on the West Coast since the War [sic]. As well as handling the erection, Consolidated Western Steel Corporation also fabricated the steel at its Maywood Plant here in Southern California.; Please credit U.S. Steel Photo / 402 Pacific Mutual Building. Los Angeles 14, California" -- typed note attached to verso.; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3761
title: Erection of steel for the $20 million Statler Hotel and Office Building in Los Angeles, completed by Western Steel Corporation

description: Photograph of a steel frame erected by Consolidated Western Steel Corporation for the $20 million Statler Hotel and Office Building in Los Angeles.; "United States Still Corporation / Subsidiaries / Public Relations. Los Angeles District / Erection of steel for the $20,000,000 Statler Hotel and Office Building in Los Angeles has been completed by Consolidated Western Steel Corporation, a U.S. Steel subsidiary. The skeleton mass of metal in this picture represents over 7,200 tons of steel, mainly large girders, held together by over 200,000 rivets.; The building is 13 stories high and due to long non-parallel wings, the hotel section will have 1,275 outside rooms. There will also be a height-limit office building with 120,000 square feet of office space; a 500 car garage; a laundry capable of serving a city of 20,000 and 70,000 square feet of shops located on three levels.; The project is the largest hotel constructed in the United States constructed in the last twenty years and the biggest construction job on the West Coast since the War [sic]. As well as handling the erection, Consolidated Western Steel Corporation also fabricated the steel at its Maywood Plant here in Southern California.; Please credit U.S. Steel Photo / 402 Pacific Mutual Building. Los Angeles 14, California" -- typed note attached to verso.; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3764
title: Architectural model of the new $20,000,000, 13-story Statler Hotel and office building

description: Photograph of an architectural model of the new $20,000,000, 13-story Statler Hotel and office building. "Start set. -- Scheduled to start this spring is the new $20,000,000, 13-story Statler Hotel and office building on Figueroa Boulevard, between Wilshire Boulevard and West Seventh Street. It will have 1350 guest rooms, as well as a complete shopping center for the convenience of its guests and patrons" -- Examiner clipping attached to verso. Verso dated, "January 3, 1949".; "If this photograph is used for reproduction, kindly use the following credit line: Hedrich-Blessing Studio"; "Hedrich-Blessing Studio / Chicago / neg No. 10667-6" -- stamped on verso.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3751
title: Automobile entrance to Statler Hotel

description: Photograph of an automobile entrance to the new $25,000,000 Statler Hotel (now Omni Hotel), which sits between Figueroa Street and Francisco Street, and Wilshire Boulevard and West Seventh Street in Downtown Los Angeles. The hotel maintains 1,300 rooms, an office building, shops and stores, and a 500-car underground garage. Guests can check in at the curb while an attendant parks the car.; "Eddie Hoff Photography. 1156 N. Western Ave. Hollywood 29, Calif. /  HO. 9-7561 / RES. HO 9-3770 / Negative No. 6646" -- stamped on verso. Verso dated, "June 4, 1956".; "For immediate release. From: Joe Alvin, Carl Byoir & Assosiates, Inc. 727 W. 7th St. (TR 6421), Los Angeles 17, California / For: Footie, Cone & Belding" -- typed note attached to verso.; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3756
title: Groundbreaking ceremonies at the $25,000,000 Statler Hotel (later the Omni Hotel), which sits between Figueroa Street and Francisco Street, and Wilshire Boulevard and West Seventh Street

description: Photograph of the Statler Hotel ground breaking ceremony. "Statler ground breaking exercise" -- typed on verso. Verso dated, "February 22, 1951".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3754
title: Statler Hotel's office space is booked solid

description: Photograph of four men standing behind an architectural model of the Statler Hotel. "Booked solid. Office space is booked solid and shop space 80 per cent spoken for in the new $25,000,000 Statler Hotel, stated Arthur F. Douglas, president, Hotels Statler Company, Inc., who is shown pointing out one of the features on model of the hotel. Observing him (from left) are Richard Klarfield, assistant treasurer; W.R. Leber, vice president and executive negineer and Henry Rising, building superintendent. "Progressive opening" of the huge center was also announced by Douglas" -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated, March 24, 1952". Verso dated, "March 24, 1952".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3743
title: Ferns in the lobby of the Statler Hotel

description: Photograph of ferns in the lobby of the Statler Hotel. "Please credit Tunick & Tunick, Los Angeles" -- stamped on verso. Verso dated, "October 26, 1952".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3744
title: Elevator corridors of the new Statler Center, Los Angeles, showing Tareyton Lokweave carpet installed in seamless construction

description: Photograph of elevator corridors of the new Statler Center, showing Tareyton Lokweave carpet installed. "Elevator corridors of the new Statler Center, Los Angeles, showing Tareyton Lokweave carpet installed in seamless construction. Design was created especially for the $25,000,000 hotel by Bigelow-Sanford. Its free-form, floral and leaf tratment is colored in lime, shocking pink, deep eggplant, pearl grey and mauve. More than 34 miles of Bigelow-Sanford carpet are in the ultra-modern Los Angeles hotel. Show, from left: J.C. Meacham, general manager of thew new Statler, and B.C. Crockford, Bigelow-Sanford's western manager. / Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Company, Inc." -- typed note attached to verso. Verso dated, "October 28, 1952".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3763
title: Architectural sketch of the main lobby of Los Angeles Statler Hotel showing, escalator landing from Motorists' Lobby, cigar stand and dining room entrance

description: Photograph of an architectural sketch of the main lobby of Los Angeles Statler Hotel.   "Los Angeles Statler. -- Main Lobby sketch showing, at right, escalator landing (from Motorists' Lobby), Cigar Stand and Dining Room entrance. A newstand, transportation desk and other stores and shops open off this Lobby" -- typed note attached to verso. Verso dated, "February 22, 1951".; Streetscape.
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/sfr0md/wdhbo1
title: Puccinia violae de Candolle F-0346.tif

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3740
title: Use of bamboo to keep the Statler Hotel's philodendrons in line can be duplicated in almost any home

description: "Use of bamboo to keep the Statler Hotel's philodendrons in line can be duplicated in almost any home" -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated, "August 2, 1953". Verso dated, "September 1, 1953".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/sfr0md
title: Puccinia violae (Schumach.) DC., 346

description: Fungarium Mikromycetes
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3748
title: A typical guest room, studio type, at the Los Angeles Statler

description: Photograph of a typical guest room at the Statler Hotel in Los Angeles. "This is a typical guest room, studio type, at the Los Angeles Statler. All rooms in the hotel are air-conditioned, have television, radio and wide picture windows. Beds are couches in the daytime to give a living room affect. All fixtures are tailor-made to fit the rooms" -- typed note attached to verso. Verso dated, "October 26, 1952".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3768
title: Zebra Room in The Town House hotel, Los Angeles

description: Photograph of the Zebra Room in The Town House hotel, Los Angeles. "Photograph by Julius Shulman / P.O. Box 8656, Cole Stn. Los Angeles 46, Claif." -- stamped on verso. Verso dated, "February 14, 1955".; Streetscape.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3770
title: Garden Patio at The Town House hotel, Los Angeles

description: Photograph of the Garden Patio at The Town House hotel, Los Angeles. "Photograph by Julius Shulman / P.O. Box 8656, Cole Stn. Los Angeles 46, Claif." -- stamped on verso. Verso dated, "February 14, 1955"; Streetscape.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5873693
title: Dataset of outcome for dizzy patients in a physiotherapy practice

description: Dataset obtained through the analysis of patient records of conscutive dizzy patients which were referred to a private physiotherapy practice.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3767
title: Interior of the Garden Room in the Town House hotel, Los Angeles

description: Photograph of an interior of the Garden Room in The town House hotel, Los Angeles. "Photograph by Julius Shulman / P.O. Box 8656, Cole Stn. Los Angeles 46, Claif." -- stamped on verso. Verso dated, "February 14, 1955"; Streetscape.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3769
title: Pool and Lanai section at The Town House hotel , Los Angeles

description: Photograph of a pool and Lanai section at The Town House hotel , Los Angeles. "Photograph by Julius Shulman / P.O. Box 8656, Cole Stn. Los Angeles 46, Claif." -- stamped on verso. Verso dated, "February 14, 1955".; Streetscape.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5873692
title: Dataset of outcome for dizzy patients in a physiotherapy practice

description: Dataset obtained through the analysis of patient records of conscutive dizzy patients which were referred to a private physiotherapy practice.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3771
title: The Town House overlooking LaFayette Park at Wilshire Boulevard and Commonwealth Avenue, Los Angeles

description: Photograph of  The Town House overlooking LaFayette Park at Wilshire Boulevard and Commonwealth Avenue, Los Angeles. "Photograph by Julius Shulman / P.O. Box 8656, Cole Stn. Los Angeles 46, Claif." -- stamped on verso. Verso dated, "February 14, 1955".; Streetscape.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m3766
title: Artist's conception of additions to the Lanai Rooms at The Town House, Los Angeles, designed by McAllister & Wagner Architects

description: Photograph of an artist's conception of additions to the Lanai Rooms at The Town House, Los Angeles, designed by McAllister & Wagner Architects. Verso dated, "April 5, 1955".; Streetscape.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m16209
title: S.S. Medina Yehudid (Jewish State) docked at a Haifa pier, 1947

description: Photograph of the S.S. Medina Yehudid (Jewish State) docked at a Haifa pier. "NY-103-10-7-47... Soundphoto... Haifa, Palestine... Decks [... ... ...] S.S. Medina Yehudid (Jewish State), one of the two Hagana vessels that were seized by British naval unites while attempting to bring 4.500 illegal Jewish immigrants to the Holyland [sic], is shown as it docked at a Haifa pier. The ships were captured after throwing out smokescreens during a desperate zigzag race with destroyers towards shore. R.A.F. planes also aided in locating the vessels. The refugees, after being taken off the ships were lated deported to detention camps on Cyprus. Photo by Hugh Mendelson" -- typed note above the image on front.; VERSO NOT SCANNED YET
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m16210
title: Jewish refugees in the "No-Man's-Land" near Zbonszyn, Poland, ca.1938
title: Stable home of thousand expelled Jews [Title (Alternate)]

description: Photograph of a group of Jewish refugees near Zbonszyn, Poland. "KYB5999[6] | Watch your credit | International News Photo | Slug (Stable. Jewish refugees) | Stable home of thousand expelled Jews | Zbonszyn, Poland... Gathered in front of the stable [... ... ...]" -- typed note attached to verso (the rest of the note is covered by the Examiner clipping). "This stable is the only shelter for 1000 of the 5000 Jewish refugees herded into the No Man's land between the German and Polish frontiers. Where shall they go? What will they do? For them these vital questions still remain to be answered" -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated, "May 21, 1939". "Received. Examiner reference library. Oct 20, 1947" -- stamped on verso.; FRONT NOT SCANNED YET
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/t8rwk6/krjmil
title: Puccinia violae de Candolle F-1466.tif

description: :unav
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m2738
title: Proposed Medical Center

description: Photograph of a map of proposed Medical Center. "Projected -- Larger California Hospital would be step toward starting medical center, top left" -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated, "May 15, 1958".; Compares to EXM-P-S-LOS-ANG-CIT-AIR-VIE-002 (record ID: examiner-m2737); Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/t8rwk6
title: Puccinia violae (Schumach.) DC., 1466

description: Fungarium Mikromycetes
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m2737
title: Proposed Medical Center

description: Photograph of a map of a proposed Medical Center. "New 'Core' for City's Century. Medical Center a 'Significant' Step. Plans to turn California Hospital into a gigantic integrated medical center for the revitalized downtown Los Angeles area were disclosed yesterday by hospital administrators and members of the City Planning Department. A $3,000,000 expansion and modernization program, calling for construction of a nine-story wing on the north side of the present main building at the 1414 South Hope street, is the first step. Target date -- Work on the new wing can be started by January 1, 1959, according to Ritz E. Heerman, general manager of the hospital. At the same time, City Planning Director John E. Roberts unveiled a new proposed land use study designating the California Hospital site as ideal for the medical center needed in the central city district.  Pointing out accessibility of the hospital via freeway and major highway routes, Roberts said: "This proposed medical center will be a significant element in the...(the rest of the clipping is not available)" -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated, "May 15, 1958".; Compares to EXM-P-S-LOS-ANG-CIT-AIR-VIE-001 (record ID: examiner-m2738); Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m2739
title: Architectural plan for the Los Angeles Civic Center

description: Photograph of an architectural plan for the Los Angeles Civic Center proposed by William Lee Woolet, Architect in November 1939. "Received / Examiner reference library" -- stamped on verso. Verso dated, "February 24, 1941".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m2732
title: Aerial photograph showing intersection of Wilshire and San Vicente boulevards

description: Aerial photograph showing intersection of Wilshire and San Vicente boulevards. "1922 / Sunday pictorial review / Three decades ago there was little to distinguish the intersection of Wilshire and San Vicente boulevards. The motorist of that day, however, may remember approaching it with caution. He had to "stop, look and listen" for interurban cars on San Vicente whizzing toward West Los Angeles (then Sawtelle), Brentwood and Santa Monica. / February 22, 1953, Page 13" -- Examiner clipping attached to verso. "Do not publish or reproduce without permission / Spence Air Photos / Los Angeles 6, Cal. RE 2-3055" -- stamped on verso. "E2989-19B-1922 / E. on Wilshire from San Vicente / Compare E19B-59 & E19B-1" -- handwritten note on verso. Verso dated, "February 29, 1935".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m2735
title: East Los Angeles Industrial District

description: Aerial photograph of East Los Angeles Industrial District. Examiner Cut Order No. 11246 attached to verso, dated, "12/10/53". "E-27C-17-11-18-53 / Garfield & Slauson lkg. W. across Industrial East L.A. to downtown L A. / Compare E-2531" -- handwritten note on verso. Verso dated, "April 9, 1956".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m2693
title: Aerial photograph showing intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Vermont Avenue

description: Aerial photograph showing intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Vermont Avenue. "Wilshire-Vermont site due for big office development. Pacific Indemnity buys property (outlined) for $675,000" -- Examiner clipping attached to verso, dated, "November 9, 1958". "Pacific Indemnity Insurance purchase South-West Corner [at] Wilshire + Vermont" -- handwritten note on verso.; Streetscape. Oblique aerial photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m2734
title: Aerial view of Leimert park showing Crenshaw, Santa Barbara and Leimert boulevards and surrounding areas

description: Photograph of an aerial view of Leimert park showing Crenshaw, Santa Barbara and Leimert boulevards and surrounding areas. "Spence Air Photos / 2404 West Seventh St. Fitzroy 2948, Los Angeles, Calif" -- stamped on verso. "E-655-30 -- 8-6-26 / N.E. from Angeles Mesa Drive & Santa Barbara" -- handwritten note on verso. Verso dated, "October 29, 1937".; Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m2697
title: After the storm

description: "After the storm / Looking N.E. and East down Wilshire from the Carnation Bldg" -- stamped on verso. Verso dated, "January 18, 1952".; Streetscape. Oblique aerial photography.