cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m20407
title: Society for the preservation and encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet of America Inc., 1955

description: 1 image. Society for the preservation and encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet of America Inc., 29 April 1955. Robert G. Hafer (secretary); William Frederickson Jr. (Superintendent of Recreation); Berney Simner (President).; Supplementary material reads: "International officers of the SPEBSQSA, Berney Simner, president, St. Louis, and Robert G. Hafer, secretary, Detroit, were welcomed to Los Angeles today (April 29) by music and recreation leaders for the three day convention of the Far Western District, society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America, Inc.  Champion quartets will vie for top honors at Shrine auditorium Saturday in a contest to select two winners for the society's international competition in Miami next June.  Radio-TV star Art Baker will emcee the songfest.  J. Arthur Lewis, Bureau of Music Coordinator, commended the group for 'encouraging barber shop quartet harmony as a form of American folk song.' George Hjelte, Recreation and Parks department manager, William Frederickson Jr., superintendent of recreation, Mrs. Ceraldine Healy, secondary schools music supervisor and Lewis met with SPEBSQSA officer to discuss the society's role in developing school and community quartets.  'We want to share the fun we have making music together with teenagers and recreation groups,' Simner stated."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m12412
title: Los Angeles Civic Center buildings by Nevada A Bomb blast, 1955

description: 1 image. Los Angeles Civic Center buildings by Nevada A Bomb blast, 05 May 1955. Federal Building; City Hall; Hall of Justice; Hall of Records.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Wesselmann. Date: 1955-05-05. Reporter: Wilson. Assignment: Los Angeles Civic Center Buildings by Nevada A-Bomb light. 51: Buildings of the Los Angeles Civic Center as seen by the light of the big Nevada A-Bomb blast. L to R: Federal Building; City Hall; Hall of Justice and Hall of Records".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m12164
title: Construction of new University of Southern California Medical Center, 1955

description: 1 image. Construction of new University of Southern California Medical Center, 21 May 1955. Mrs. Lailee Tecimer (student); Doctor Ewing L. Turner; Curtis Miller. (Hand out).; Supplementary material reads: "University o Southern California. News Bureau. Richmond 2311. W.S. Duniway -- Ext. 533. F.B. Skeele -- Ext. 278. T. Dragotta -- Ext. 278. For Release: Monday. Caption for negative in box: Mrs. Lailee Tecimer (left) student in the University of Southern California School of Medicine, sees Dr. Ewing L. Turner (center) president of the Los Angeles Medical Assn., congratulate Curtis Miller, president of the SC medical school student body, on the pledging by 270 SC medical students of more then $264,000 toward construction of the new SC Medical Center. Mrs. Tecimer, member of the junior class, was team's captain of the fund-raising drive, which Dr. Turner said was without parallel in the history of medical education".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m12416
title: Opening of Hacienda Road, 1955

description: 1 image. Opening of Hacienda Road, 22 May 1955. Doctor Elton Spires; John Gibson; Lloyd Menvig.; Supplementary material reads: "Two negs caption only... L - R shows Dr. Elton Spires, president of San Pedro Chamber of Commerce and member of Board of Harbor Commissioners; John Gibson, president of Chamber of Commerce and Councilman from Harbor District; and Lloyd Menvig, president of Board of Harbor Commissioners using huge knife to cut ribbon opening Hacienda Road, connecting Western Avenue to Miraliste Drive and passing by new Hacienda Community Hotel".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m12420
title: University of Southern California bases all team off for Omaha, Nebraska, 1955

description: 1 image. University of Southern California bases all team off for Omaha, Nebraska, 9 June 1955. Rod Dedeaux (Coach and team); Marty Zaunich; Vic Lapiner; Ralph Pausig. (Handout).; Supplementary material reads: "News Bureau. United Air Lines. Bill O'Hern. MAdison 6-6311. Night: SUnset 1-0147. Caption Info for enclosed raw neg. Coach Rod Dedeaux and his SC Trojan baseballers boarded a United Air Lines plane early today for Omaha, Neb., for the College World Series beginning tomorrow. The Trojans, CIBA, PCC, and NCAA District 8 champions, meet Colorado State, District 7 winner, in their first game. The winner of the game meets the winner of the Colgate-Wake Forest game on Saturday in the second round of play. L - R: Marty Zaunich; Vic Lapiner; Dedeaux; Ralph Pausig".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m12421
title: Groundbreaking at the Hollywood Knickerbocker Hotel, 1955

description: 1 image. Groundbreaking at the Hollywood Knickerbocker Hotel, 08-June 1955. Herman B. Sarno; Heidi Heidemann; Beverly Anderson; Kathy Marlowe; Jack Carson; Connie Towers; Byron Palmer. (Handout).; Supplementary material reads: "Foladare, Greer & Bock. 1741 Ivar Avenue. Hollywood 28, Cal. Tel: HO. 9-8136. The Hollywood Knickerbocker Hotel broke ground yesterday (Wed.) for its new Sun and Cabana Club to be constructed adjoining the hotel. Participating in the rites were: (left to right) Herman B. Sarno, hotel president; Film starlets Heidi Heidemann, Beverly Anderson, and Kathy Marlowe; Comedian Jack Carson; Film Actress Connie Towers; and Singing star Byron Palmer".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m22143
title: Honolulu yacht race, 1955

description: 1 image. Honolulu yacht race, July 14 1955. (Sleeve reads: SP 11490.) Doctor Lee DuBridge, president of California Institute of Technology; Handout; Send to library.; Supplementary material reads: "News Bureau. United Air Lines. Bill O'Hern. Madison 6-6311. Night: Sunset 1-0147. Caption info for enclosed raw neg. Armed with a maze of charts that will help him compute the winners of the biannual Honolulu Yacht Race, Dr. Lee DuBridge, president of Cal-Tech left here today (Thurs.) aboard a United Air Lines plane for Honolulu and the finish of the race. Dr. DuBridge, who is responsible for the development of the mathematical handicap system that the yachts race under, also plans to travel on to Australia and visit various colleges before returning to his home in Pasadena".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m12432
title: Street car strike, 1955

description: 1 image. Street car strike, 12 July 1955. Car "Not in Service" at 12th Street and Georgia Street.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Wesselmann. Date: 1955-07-11. Reporter: West. Assignment: Street car strike. Special instructions: Car at Georgia St. & 12th. 7: Silent reminder of street car strike is this car with 'Not in Service' sign parked at Georgia & 12th Streets".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m12433
title: Bus strike can be fun, 1955

description: 1 image. Bus strike can be fun, 20 June 1955. Dana Sosa; Lynn Ross (Dancers in "Pajama Game" riding on bicycle built for two). (Handout).; Supplementary material reads: "Bus strike can be fun -- Dana Sosa and Lynn Ross, Dancers in 'The Pajama Game' pedal a bicycle-built-for-two enroute to Philharmonic Auditorium".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m18960
title: Woman and her pet cat ousted from apartment by fire at 644 West 1st Street, 1955

description: 1 image. Woman and her pet cat ousted from apartment by fire at 644 West 1st Street, 29 June 1955. Mrs. Kathleen Lawrence and cat "Mickey".; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Wesselmann. Date: 1955-06-29. Reporter: West. Assignment: Woman and her pet cat ousted from apartment by fire in middle of the night. 8: Mrs. Kathleen Lawrence rushed out of her apartment in the middle of the night to save her pet cat from fire that threatened the building in which they live. 'Mickey,' a 12-year-old Persian, didn't like the night air so he started meowing, but the firemen went right on fighting the blaze in George's Market at 644 West First St".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m18964
title: Knighthood bestowed upon Los Angeles business men, 1955

description: 1 image. Knighthood bestowed upon Los Angeles business men, 29 June 1955. Donald W. Douglas; Harold W. Wright; Terrell C. Drinkwater; Roy M. Hagen; Charles Detoy; Arne Walther (Vice Consul of Norway); Sven Rye (Vice Consul of Denmark); C.W. Von Essen (Vice Consul of Sweden).; Supplementary material reads: "Left to right: Terrill C. Drinkwater; Vice Consul Sven Rye; Donald W. Douglas; Harold W. Wright; Consul C.O. Von Essen; Roy M. Hagen; Charles Detoy; Vice Consul Walther".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m20327
title: Parked car hit by truck, 1955

description: 1 image. Parked car hit by truck, 11 July 1955.  Reporter Bill Coart with car which was stalled on outbound lane of Hollywood Freeway when struck in rear by truck.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Wyman. Date: 1955-07-11. Reporter: Coart. Assignment: Parked car hit by truck.  29: Reporter with car which was stalled on outbound lane of Hlywood Freeway (near Cahuenga) when struck in rear by truck."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m20334
title: Crippled children going to summer camp, 1955

description: 1 image. Crippled children going to summer camp, 11 July 1955.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m20340
title: Copy photo of missing Chinese vase, 1955

description: 1 image. Copy photo of missing Chinese vase, 12 July 1955. (Neg Reversed) Vase stolen from Hulett C. Merritt Art Gallery at 386 West Green Street in Pasadena.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m20341
title: American Airlines Inaugural DC-7 Service, 1955

description: 1 image. American Airlines Inaugural DC-7 Service, 12 July 1955. Matt Hofstetter; Carl P. Miller.; Supplementary material reads: "July 12: Mayor Carl W. Rich  of Cincinnati, Ohio, sends his emissary, Matt Hofstetter (left in photo) on American Airlines inaugural DC-& service to Los Angeles.  Mr. Hofstetter exchanges gifts with Carl P. Miller, (right) president of Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce who represented Mayor Poulson of Los Angeles."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m20353
title: Dead in auto, 1955

description: 1 image. Dead in auto, 11 July 1955. Frank Hanf (found dead in auto at 6th and Lafayette).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Wyman. Date: 1955-07-11. Reporter: Coart. Assignment: Dead in Auto. 19-20: Coroner's deputies remove body of  Frank Hanf found dead in auto at 6th & Lafayette Park Pl."
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19168355
title: Supplementary Material for: Comparison of First-Line Anti-PD-1-Based Combination Therapies in Metastatic Renal-Cell Carcinoma: Real-World Experiences from a Retrospective, Multi-Institutional Cohort

description: <b><i>Introduction:</i></b> The aim of this study was to test for differences in overall (OS) and progression-free survival (PFS) rates and toxicity in first-line immune checkpoint inhibition (IO) combination therapy in metastatic renal-cell carcinoma (mRCC) patients. <b><i>Methods:</i></b> Between November 2017 and April 2021, 104 patients with histologically confirmed mRCC from 6 tertiary referral centers with either IO + IO (nivolumab + ipilimumab, <i>n</i> = 68) or IO + tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI) (pembrolizumab + axitinib, <i>n</i> = 36) were included. Kaplan-Meier and Cox regression analyses tested for OS and PFS differences. <b><i>Results:</i></b> Of 104 mRCC patients, 68 received IO + IO (65.4%) and 36 IO + TKI (34.6%) therapy, respectively. Median age was 67 years (interquartile range: 57–70.3). Patients receiving IO + TKI were less likely to be poor risk according to the International Metastatic Renal-Cell Carcinoma Database Consortium score (16.7 vs. 30.9%) and presented with lower T-stage, compared to IO + IO treated patients. Median PFS was 9.8 months (CI: 5.3–17.6) versus 12.3 months (CI: 7.7 – not reached) for IO + IO versus IO + TKI treatment, respectively (<i>p</i> = 0.22). Median OS was not reached, survival rates at 12 months being 73.9 versus 90.0% for IO + IO versus IO + TKI patients (<i>p</i> = 0.089). In subgroup analyses of elderly patients (≥70 years, <i>n</i> = 38), IO + TKI treatment resulted in better OS rates at 12 months compared to IO + IO (91.0 vs. 57.0%; <i>p</i> = 0.042). <b><i>Conclusion:</i></b> IO + IO and IO + TKI as first-line therapies in mRCC patients were both comparable as for the oncological outcome and toxicity.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m20354
title: Disneyland, 1955

description: 1 image. Disneyland, 6 July 1955. 80 foot rocket ship.; Supplementary material reads: "Wednesday, July 6, 1955.  Early risers along a twenty-mile route between Hollydale and Anaheim were startled this morning to see an 80 foot Rocket ship moving through the streets.  In order to prevent a gigantic traffic tie-up, the 10 ton aluminum and steel 'Air Ship of Tomorrow' was trucked before sun-up, from Hollydale where it was built, to Disneyland where it will become part of the TWA exhibit as well as the theme of the Tomorrowland section of the park."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m20388
title: Confesses to police he committed 4 holdups, 1955

description: 1 image.  Confesses to police he committed 4 holdups, 12 July 1955.  Charles Peterson - 35 years.; Supplementary material reads: "Gershon. City Desk. Illus. Daily. Charles Peterson, 35, tells police he committed four holdups to recuperate losses in Gardena gambling dens."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m22205
title: Wood sculpture, 1955

description: 1 image. Wood sculpture, 30 July 1955. Mme. Francoise Jahale de Bouchelle.; Supplementary material reads: "Mme. Francoise Jahale de Bouchelle. Slug -- Wood sculpture".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m22207
title: Grant Hoople, 1955

description: 1 image. Grant Hoople, 30 July 1955. Grant Hoople; Don L. Thorn; James Carver; Dave O. Harper; Lieutenant Thomas Lund; Dave W. Harper; Clarence Morton.; Supplementary material reads: "Left to right, in pix: Kneeling -- Grant Hoople; Don L. Thorne; James Carver; Dave O. Harper. Standing -- Lieutenant Thomas J. Lund; Dave W. Harper; Clarence Morton".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m18974
title: New Valley courtroom, 1955

description: 1 image. New Valley courtroom, 5 August 1955. Bernard J. Byrne (Van Nuys Municipal Courts clerk); Ben Glassman (draftsman); Edward E. Brett (Chief Architect Los Angeles County); Albert Criz (Architect who designed structure); Judge Vernon W. Hunt".; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Clarence James. Date: 1955-08-05. Reporter: Credit all art to LA Examiner. Assignment: New Valley Courtroom. Left to Right - Bernard J. Byrne, Van Nuys Municipal Courts clerk, Ben Glassman, (bareheaded) chief draftsman for architectural firm of Albert Criz & Associates, Glendale, Edward C. Brett, chief architect, Los Angeles County, (standing in back of Glassman), and Albert Criz, architect who designed structure. Group ponders what to do about color of courtroom paneling which Presiding Judge Vernon W. Hunt, LA Muni. Ct. system, objected to".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m22092
title: International News Photo

description: 1 image. International News Photo. Hearst golfers at Disneyland. Billy Seanor; Ray Swedo. (Special to the Los Angeles Examiner). (Sleeve reads: SP 11540).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m22117
title: Most valuable player award, 1955

description: 1 image. Most valuable player award,  4 September 1955. Steve Bilko; Gene Mauch. Sports. (Sleeve reads: SP 11540).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Paegel. Date: 1955-09-04. Assignment: Baseball -- L.A.-Hollywood. 21/22, L to R: Steve Bilko receives 'Most Valuable Player Award' from Gene Mauch".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m22113
title: Little League Baseball -- Arrivals,  1955

description: 1 image. Little League Baseball -- Arrivals, 10 August 1955. Barry Kellett; David Jessman; Dave Lee (All are pitchers for Vancouver, B.C. Moose Team); Donna Porter, Queen of Region 8 Little League District. (For Sports). (Sleeve reads: SP 11540); Supplementary material reads: "Caption: L to R: Barry Kellett; David Jessman; & Dave Lee, pitchers  for Vancouver, B.C. Moose Team prepare to wake young Donna Porter, Queen of Region 8 Little League District playoffs at Santa Monica (Aug 11-12-13), who was on hand to meet team when it arrived last night from Seattle on United Flt 686. Late hour caught up with Donna".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m22041
title: Gondola on MacArthur Park Lake, 1955

description: 1 image. Gondola on MacArthur Park Lake, 15 August 1955. Mary O'Brien -- 16 years; Pat Carey; Dick Payne (Gondolier).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Olmo. Date: 1955-08-15. Reporter: Phinney. Assignment: Gondolier on MacArthur Lake. 42: Mary O'Brien, 16 Pat Carey, 19 (seated inside) Gondolier Dick Payne".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m22043
title: Bonita Granville, 1955

description: 1 image. Bonita Granville, 15 August 1955. Linda Wrather (daughter gets work permit for films).; Caption slip reads: "Making this her family's third generation in show business, six-year old Linda Wrather, daughter of former child star Bonita Granville, gets her work permit to make her film debut with her mother in Warner Bros. 'The Lone Ranger.' Bonita's father, Bunny Granville, was a former Ziegfield Follies star and character actor at Warner's. In private life Bonita is the wife of Jack Wrather, Los Angeles and Texas industrialist who recently purchased The Lone Ranger Properties".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m22055
title: Toll Television Panel, 1955

description: 1 image. Toll Television Panel, 16 August 1955. Don Belding; Mervyn Le Roy; Paul Macnamara; Doctor Dallas Smythe; Richard Cahoon; William R. Murphy. (Handout).; Supplementary material reads: "Press release. Bernie Williams -- Kay Mulvey. 1508 Crossroads of the Worls, Hollywood 28, California, HOllywood 2-7401. Immediate Release. Experts in related fields in the Entertainment industry participated in a heated panel discussion on Toll-TV Monday night, August 15th, at the Hollywood Women's Club before 300 members of the American Cinema Editors and their guests. Panelists included (photo caption enclosed exposed negative, from left to right) Don Belding, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Foote, Cone and Belding; Mervyn LeRoy, Warner Brothers producer-director; Paul MacNamara, Vice-President, International Telemeter Corporation; and Dr. Dallas Smythe, Director of the Institute of Communications of the University of Illinois and Economic Adviser to the Theatre Owners for America for free television. Richard Cahoon, American Cinema Editors president, welcomed members and guests and film editor William B. Murphy was seminar moderator. P.S. We will phone vital story points in to you after discussion. Thank you".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m22060
title: Attempt suicide by jumping off 23rd Street overpass on Harbor Freeway, 1955

description: 1 image. Attempt suicide by jumping off 23rd Street overpass on Harbor Freeway, 17 August 1955. Reginald Gray -- 46 years (attempt suicide victim); Pat Tourtas (discovered victim); Officer C.L. Smith.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer:Wesselmann. Date: 1955-08-17. Reporter: Wesselman. Assignment: Attempt suicide by jumping off 23rd St. overpass on Harbor Freeway. 17: Ambulance attendants from Georgia St. Receiving Hospital prepare attempt suicide victim Reginald Gray, 46, for trip to surgery to mend compound-fractured leg. Civilian at left background is Pat Tourtas of Burbank, who discovered victim in street and called police. Policeman C.L. Smith, at left, investigated case".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m19496
title: Auditors Association Convention at Ambassador, 1955

description: 1 image. Auditors Association Convention at Ambassador, 28 September 1955. Handout; Doctor George C.S. Benson, Claremont Men's College President; Robert C. Kirkwood, California State Controller; John Graves, Association President and Alabama State Controller.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rothschild. Date: 1955-09-28. Reporter: Phinney. Assignment: Auditors Assn -- hand out. Dr. George C.S. Benson, pres, Claremont Men's College (speaker); Robert C. Kirkwood, Calif. State Controller; John Graves, Assn. Pres. & Alabama State Controller. Hand-out".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m19556
title: Awards -- Living Beauty Award presentation, 1955

description: 1 image. Awards -- Living Beauty Award presentation, 28 September 1955. William Holden, who accepted the trophy on behalf of Cedric Gibbons, Supervisor Art director at Metro Goldwyn-Mayer Studios; Victor Stein, presented the handsome silver bowl to the above; Al Simon.; Supplementary material includes a "Press Information" pamphlet from the News Bureau of Grant Advertising, Inc. regarding Cedric Gibbons receiving the Florists' Telegraph Delivery Association's 'Living Beauty Award' for his achievement in stage decorations. For full supplementary material, please see record.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m12172
title: University of Southern California's Founder's Day, 1955

description: 1 image. University of Southern California's Founder's Day, 5 October 1955. Miss Bertha Rose; William W. Knighten; Mrs. Charles Swiggett; Richard H. Bovard. (Hand out).; Supplementary material reads: "SC Founder's Day caption: Standing by an early picture of Dr. M.M. Bovard, first president of SC from 1880 to '91 who was honored today at Founder's Day ceremonies, are Miss Bertha Rose, left, class of '98 and William W. Knighten, '92. On the right are Mrs. Charles Swiggett, niece of Dr. Bovard and Richard H. Bovard, grand nephew of the first SC president". Edits: "(Hand out). Send one neg's to SC News Bureau as requested. Note on envelop. RJ".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m19537
title: Baptist convention, 1955

description: 1 image. Baptist convention, 13 October 1955. George Colby, outgoing President; Dr. Lyman H. Coker, incoming President.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Mack. Date: 1955-10-13. Reporter: Phinney. Assignment: Baptist Convention (election). 21,22: George Colby; outgoing president, and Dr. Lyman H. Coker, incoming president, Southern Calif.  Baptist Convention."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m19542
title: Distinguished Volunteer Service Award to Lions Club, 1955

description: 1 image. Distinguished Volunteer Service Award to Lions Club, 12 October 1955. Herbert T. Saffell, USC Engineering Center; J.B. Messick; Captain Doyl G. Donaho; T. Russell Carroll.; Supplementary material reads: "1955-10-12.  Photographer: Clarke.  Distinguished volunteer service award was presented at the Lions Club meeting this week by Treasury Department to T. Russell Carroll of Oxnard, chairman of Ventura's County Savings Bond Committee.  From left, Herbert T. Saffell, USC Engineering Center, main speaker; J.B. Messick, state director of Savings Bond Divisions of the Treasury Dept., who presented award; Capt. Doyl G. Donaho, commander of the Naval Air Missle [sic] Test Center, a guest; and Carroll."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m19579
title: Fire, Local, 148 South Figueroa Street, 1955

description: 1 image. Fire, Local, 148 South Figueroa Street, 12 October 1955. George Staner, 50; James O'Neill, ambulance attendant.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Snow. Date: 1955-10-12. Reporter: Frie. Assignment: Fire - 148 S. Figueroa. George Staner, 50 & Ambul. Att. James O'Neill. Staner burned smoking in bed."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m19575
title: Bound for Sacramento and the Governor's conference on Civil Defense, 1955

description: 1 image. Bound for Sacramento and the Governor's conference on civil defense, 12 October 1955. Norris Poulson; Colonel Richard Lynch, Los Angeles Director of Civil Defense.; Supplementary material reads: "News Bureau. United Air Lines. Bill O'Hern. Madison 6-6311. Caption info for Enclosed Raw Neg. Bound for Sacramento and the Governor's Conference on Civil Defense: Mayor Norris Poulson and Col. Richard Lynch, Los Angeles director of Civil Defense, boards United Air Lines plane at International Airport. They will return late on Friday."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-m19582
title: Lost mother and baby, 1955

description: 1 image. Lost mother and baby, 12 October 1955. Mrs. Oval Manning, 33; Paul Manning, 10 months.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Hecht. Date: 1955-10-12. Reporter: Dunn. Assignment: Lost mother and baby. 20: Mrs. Oval Manning, 33, and baby Paul, 10 months old."