cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-44784
title: Missing child... later found, 1952

description: 54 images. Missing child... later found, 08 April 1952. Anita Reina, 3, missing (copy); Phyllis Reina, 4, sister (copy); Mrs. Helen French, neighbor; Mrs. Margarita Reina, mother; Mrs. benedict Reina, father; Mrs. Carmella Bullara; Patty Woman, Policewoman; Sergeant E. H. Fuller; Officer R. W. Atchison; Captain William Fink; Sergeant R. E. Sweet; Angelo Bullara; Fred D'Alessandro; Dog "Susie"; Edwin Gilweit; Tommy Francis; Motor Sergeant John Crenshaw; Armand Olvera, 12; Donald Taulli, 13; Jerry Pistorio, 12; Sam Epelite, 13; John Romero, 13; Stephen Bovan, 10; Joe Pasqua, 12; Howard Smith, 10; Dennis Flatra, 10; Lauren D'Alessandro, 2; Mrs. John Zito; Dorothy Baker.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-44785
title: Missing child... later found, 1952

description: 54 images. Missing child... later found, 08 April 1952. Anita Reina, 3, missing (copy); Phyllis Reina, 4, sister (copy); Mrs. Helen French, neighbor; Mrs. Margarita Reina, mother; Mrs. benedict Reina, father; Mrs. Carmella Bullara; Patty Woman, Policewoman; Sergeant E. H. Fuller; Officer R. W. Atchison; Captain William Fink; Sergeant R. E. Sweet; Angelo Bullara; Fred D'Alessandro; Dog "Susie"; Edwin Gilweit; Tommy Francis; Motor Sergeant John Crenshaw; Armand Olvera, 12; Donald Taulli, 13; Jerry Pistorio, 12; Sam Epelite, 13; John Romero, 13; Stephen Bovan, 10; Joe Pasqua, 12; Howard Smith, 10; Dennis Flatra, 10; Lauren D'Alessandro, 2; Mrs. John Zito; Dorothy Baker.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-44788
title: Missing child... later found, 1952

description: 54 images. Missing child... later found, 08 April 1952. Anita Reina, 3, missing (copy); Phyllis Reina, 4, sister (copy); Mrs. Helen French, neighbor; Mrs. Margarita Reina, mother; Mrs. benedict Reina, father; Mrs. Carmella Bullara; Patty Woman, Policewoman; Sergeant E. H. Fuller; Officer R. W. Atchison; Captain William Fink; Sergeant R. E. Sweet; Angelo Bullara; Fred D'Alessandro; Dog "Susie"; Edwin Gilweit; Tommy Francis; Motor Sergeant John Crenshaw; Armand Olvera, 12; Donald Taulli, 13; Jerry Pistorio, 12; Sam Epelite, 13; John Romero, 13; Stephen Bovan, 10; Joe Pasqua, 12; Howard Smith, 10; Dennis Flatra, 10; Lauren D'Alessandro, 2; Mrs. John Zito; Dorothy Baker.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-44792
title: Missing child... later found, 1952

description: 54 images. Missing child... later found, 08 April 1952. Anita Reina, 3, missing (copy); Phyllis Reina, 4, sister (copy); Mrs. Helen French, neighbor; Mrs. Margarita Reina, mother; Mrs. benedict Reina, father; Mrs. Carmella Bullara; Patty Woman, Policewoman; Sergeant E. H. Fuller; Officer R. W. Atchison; Captain William Fink; Sergeant R. E. Sweet; Angelo Bullara; Fred D'Alessandro; Dog "Susie"; Edwin Gilweit; Tommy Francis; Motor Sergeant John Crenshaw; Armand Olvera, 12; Donald Taulli, 13; Jerry Pistorio, 12; Sam Epelite, 13; John Romero, 13; Stephen Bovan, 10; Joe Pasqua, 12; Howard Smith, 10; Dennis Flatra, 10; Lauren D'Alessandro, 2; Mrs. John Zito; Dorothy Baker.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45066
title: Easter (Hollywood Bowl), 1952

description: 25 images. Easter (Hollywood Bowl), 13 April 1952.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45071
title: Easter (Hollywood Bowl), 1952

description: 25 images. Easter (Hollywood Bowl), 13 April 1952.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45664
title: Helicopter at Ambassador Hotel, 1952

description: 4 images. Helicopter at Ambassador Hotel, 09 April 1952. Ashton Stanley (Manager, Ambassador Hotel); Mayor Fletcher Bowron; Helen Stanley; Hazel Hellestoe; Terrell Drinkwater; Mrs. Ruth Smith (Red Cross).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45665
title: Helicopter at Ambassador Hotel, 1952

description: 4 images. Helicopter at Ambassador Hotel, 09 April 1952. Ashton Stanley (Manager, Ambassador Hotel); Mayor Fletcher Bowron; Helen Stanley; Hazel Hellestoe; Terrell Drinkwater; Mrs. Ruth Smith (Red Cross).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45666
title: Helicopter at Ambassador Hotel, 1952

description: 4 images. Helicopter at Ambassador Hotel, 09 April 1952. Ashton Stanley (Manager, Ambassador Hotel); Mayor Fletcher Bowron; Helen Stanley; Hazel Hellestoe; Terrell Drinkwater; Mrs. Ruth Smith (Red Cross).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42008
title: Preparation of floats for Rose Parade, 1951

description: 9 images. Preparation of floats for Rose Parade, 29 December 1951. Irving Yabner, wiping off elephant on South Pasadena float; Moe Bear, wiping off elephant on South Pasadena float; Maggie Burnette; Yvonne Pinchott, sorting flowers for floats; Danny Royce, son of Steve Royce, Huntington Hotel Manager, who modeled boy for float, sits on it while it is being prepared; George Wandery; Earl Watson, preparing Southern California Florists' Association float; William A. Nicholas, Vice President of Tournament of Roses Association, falls asleep on desk from exhaustion; Ted Brodhead, Tournament Manager, answering phones in last minute preparations; Dorothy Reynolds, working on National Orange Show float; Lure June Lutz; Carole Farmer, decorating Lutheran Hour float.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Richardson. Date: 1951-12-29. Reporter: Swaim. Assignment: Rose floats. K13: Maggie Burnette (left) and Yvonne Pinchott sorting flowers for Rose Parade floats. K14: Danny Royce, son of Huntington Hotel Manager Steve Royce, sitting on the Huntington Hotel float, 'A Boy's Dream,' while workers begin attaching flowers. Danny modeled the dreaming farm boy. K9, 10: George Wandery (with helmet) and Earl Watson welding framework of Southern California Florists Assn. float. K11, 12: William A. Nicholas, vice-president of Tournament of Roses Assn. drops asleep with head on cluttered desk after long days and nights of work in preparation of rose parade while Ted Brodhead, Tournament manager, answers phones and yells at Bill, 'Wakeup, we've still got work to do'. K15: Dorothy Reynolds fixing bow tie of frog on National Orange Show float. K16: Lura June Luts (left) and Carole Farmer prepare to put first flowers on Lutheran Hour float. K1. Irving Yabner wiping rain off Republican elephant which will ride on controversial South Pasadena float. K19: Moe Bear wiping spectacles of elephant, South Pasadena float".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42026
title: Preparation of floats for Rose Parade, 1951

description: 7 images. Preparation of floats for Rose Parade, 31 December 1951. South Pasadena float, being decorated, showing Republican elephant entering White House and Democrat donkey leaving through rear door; Anne Wilson, 7; Wendey Wilson, 5, on City of Riverside float; Lena Washington; Wannie Mitten, on Los Angeles County float; Mrs. Emily Scurlock; Gay Cooper; Charles Scurlock, preparing San Pedro's float; Betty Barker, 18, arranging flowers on float.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42047
title: Coronation of Rose Queen, 1951

description: 4 images. Coronation of Rose Queen, 28 December 1951. Marcia Long, Princess; Barbara Fisher, Princess; Diana Dial, Princess; Sharon Kelley, Princess; Carolyn Sue Graves, Princess; Anne Cotington, Princess; Nancy Thorne, Queen; Leon Kingsley, President of Tournament of Roses, crowning her.; Caption slip reads: "Hold for 9 PM. Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1951-12-28. Reporter: Massard. Assignment: Coronation of Queen.Left to right - 57-58: Marcia Long; Barbara Fisher; Diana Dial; Queen Nancy Thorne; Sharon Kelley.85-86: Carolyn Sue Graves and Anne Cotington, with Leon Kingsley (Tour't of Roses Comte. President) crowning the queen."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42062
title: Sidelights of Rose Parade ... Spectators line sidewalks ... Ambulance ... Casualty being carried on stretcher ... Group keeps warm at small street bonfire...Crowd around heart attack victim, 1952

description: 15 images. Sidelights of Rose Parade ...Spectators line sidewalks...Ambulance...Casualty being carried on stretcher...Group keeps warm at small street bonfire...Crowd around heart attack victim, 01 January 1952. Mrs. Henry Miller; Mrs. P. T. Miller, spectators; Fred and Otis Kramer, keeping warm with portable stove; Mrs. Hazel Stevens; Governor Earle Warren; Mrs. Earle Warren; Basil O'Connor; Alex Bucla, spectators; Sleeping on street: Mrs. Francis Ganoe; Doris Ganoe; Shirley Ganoe, 2; Philip Ganoe, 4; Sally Branold; George Bullard; Mrs. Sally Manning; Janet Griffin; John Griffin, 5; Mrs. Ruth Griffin; Jack Griffin; Judy Griffin.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42055
title: Sidelights of Rose Parade ... Spectators line sidewalks ... Ambulance ... Casualty being carried on stretcher ... Group keeps warm at small street bonfire...Crowd around heart attack victim, 1952

description: 15 images. Sidelights of Rose Parade ...Spectators line sidewalks...Ambulance...Casualty being carried on stretcher...Group keeps warm at small street bonfire...Crowd around heart attack victim, 01 January 1952. Mrs. Henry Miller; Mrs. P. T. Miller, spectators; Fred and Otis Kramer, keeping warm with portable stove; Mrs. Hazel Stevens; Governor Earle Warren; Mrs. Earle Warren; Basil O'Connor; Alex Bucla, spectators; Sleeping on street: Mrs. Francis Ganoe; Doris Ganoe; Shirley Ganoe, 2; Philip Ganoe, 4; Sally Branold; George Bullard; Mrs. Sally Manning; Janet Griffin; John Griffin, 5; Mrs. Ruth Griffin; Jack Griffin; Judy Griffin.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45594
title: Salvation Army head, 1952

description: 5 images. Salvation Army head, 12 April 1952. General Albert Orsborn (World Head of Salvation Army); Mrs. Phyllis Orsborn; Lieutenant Commissioner Claude E. Bates; Ernest I. Pugmire (Commissioner).
DOI: 10.15468/dl.8en7dk
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 2495 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "Country is India",
 "TaxonKey is Elephas maximus"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 2495 records from 33 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0007954-260221153910048/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45073
title: Easter (Hollywood Bowl), 1952

description: 25 images. Easter (Hollywood Bowl), 13 April 1952.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45075
title: Easter (Hollywood Bowl), 1952

description: 25 images. Easter (Hollywood Bowl), 13 April 1952.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45076
title: Easter (Hollywood Bowl), 1952

description: 25 images. Easter (Hollywood Bowl), 13 April 1952.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45078
title: Easter (Hollywood Bowl), 1952

description: 25 images. Easter (Hollywood Bowl), 13 April 1952.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42120
title: Personalities in and around Rose Parade, 1952

description: 19 images. Personalities in and around Rose Parade, 01 January 1952. Two girls on See's Candy float (unidentified); Barbara Fisher, Princess; Nina Warren, alone; and with Nancy Thorne, Queen; Carolyn Hargrove; Robert Christensen, in flower-covered auto; James O'Neill, and horse; Janice Wilson, Majorette; Christina Lind, of Trailer Coach Division; Marilyn Morse, 16, on See's Candy float; Larry Le Mone; Jacqueline Haerger; Ouina Bruce; Jane Tapp; Joan Tapp; Alex Balin, of Sheriff's Boys' Band; Elizabeth Richards; Phyllis Besocke; Dreane Bradey; George White; Janet Triggs.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42123
title: Personalities in and around Rose Parade, 1952

description: 19 images. Personalities in and around Rose Parade, 01 January 1952. Two girls on See's Candy float (unidentified); Barbara Fisher, Princess; Nina Warren, alone; and with Nancy Thorne, Queen; Carolyn Hargrove; Robert Christensen, in flower-covered auto; James O'Neill, and horse; Janice Wilson, Majorette; Christina Lind, of Trailer Coach Division; Marilyn Morse, 16, on See's Candy float; Larry Le Mone; Jacqueline Haerger; Ouina Bruce; Jane Tapp; Joan Tapp; Alex Balin, of Sheriff's Boys' Band; Elizabeth Richards; Phyllis Besocke; Dreane Bradey; George White; Janet Triggs.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42147
title: Pasadena Tournament of Roses, 1952

description: 10 images. Pasadena Tournament of Roses, 01 January 1952. General views of parade and of crowds.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42157
title: Pasadena Tournament of Roses, 1952

description: 10 images. Pasadena Tournament of Roses, 01 January 1952. General views of parade and of crowds.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42380
title: Tournament of Roses ...Seven Grand Marshalls and President of Tournament before parade ...Marshalls in cars during parade, 1951and 1952

description: 11 images. Tournament of Roses ...Seven Grand Marshalls and President of Tournament before parade ...Marshalls in cars during parade, 28 December 1951 and 01 January 1952. Lieutenant Thomas J. Hudner; Lieutenant Stanley T. Adams; Major Carl L. Sitter; Captain Raymond Harvey; Master Sergeant Ernest R. Kouma; Sergeant Joe C. Rodriguez; Captain Lewis L. Millett; Leon Kingsley, President.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1951-12-28. Reporter. Assignment: Burms; 7 Grand Marshalls.5-6: L-R: Thomas J. Hudner; Lt. Stanley T. Adams; Maj. Carl L. Sitter (seated).57: Capt. Raymond Harvey; M/S Ernest R. Kouma; Leon Kingsley; Srgt. Joe C. Rodriguez; Capt. Lewis L. Millett."
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-44920
title: AVRO 4-engine pure jet transport plane... at Hughes Aircraft Company airport, 1952

description: 13 images. AVRO 4-engine pure jet transport plane... at Hughes Aircraft Company airport, 08 April 1952. Sid Howland, co-pilot; Donald H. Rogers, Chief test pilot.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.31399623
title: Data on the species composition of herb-layer assemblages recorded in 40 vegetation plots: 20 plots with the presence of <i>Parthenocissus inserta</i> and 20 plots without the species occurrence

description: Invasive woody climbers can substantially modify the structure and functioning of temperate forests, but the community-level processes facilitating their establishment remain insufficiently understood. We tested whether the probability of <i>Parthenocissus inserta</i> occurrence depends on the interaction between herb-layer functional structure and canopy closure, expecting that invasion patterns shift from dominance of habitat filtering in more open stands to stronger effects of niche differentiation under closed canopies. We established twenty paired plots with and without <i>P. inserta</i> in the Białowieża Forest and assessed invasion probability along gradients of herb-layer functional diversity and canopy closure using generalized linear mixed-effects models. The effect of functional divergence on invasion probability varied with canopy structure. Under low canopy closure, higher functional divergence increased the probability of <i>P. inserta</i> occurrence, whereas this relationship weakened as canopy cover increased, indicating a declining influence of habitat filtering in denser stands. Functional evenness showed contrasting responses, being negatively associated with invasion in more open stands but positively related to invasion probability under closed canopies. This pattern suggests stronger competitive constraints at low canopy cover and greater importance of niche partitioning in shaded conditions. Our results demonstrate that forest susceptibility to <i>P. inserta</i> invasion depends strongly on joint effects of canopy structure and associated community assembly processes. Trait based characterization of the resident herb layer vegetation can therefore serve as an early warning indicator by identifying tree stands that are more prone to invasive liana establishment and by allowing early recognition of increased invasion risk.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-44909
title: AVRO 4-engine pure jet transport plane... at Hughes Aircraft Company airport, 1952

description: 13 images. AVRO 4-engine pure jet transport plane... at Hughes Aircraft Company airport, 08 April 1952. Sid Howland, co-pilot; Donald H. Rogers, Chief test pilot.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.31399623.v1
title: Data on the species composition of herb-layer assemblages recorded in 40 vegetation plots: 20 plots with the presence of <i>Parthenocissus inserta</i> and 20 plots without the species

description: Invasive woody climbers can substantially modify the structure and functioning of temperate forests, but the community-level processes facilitating their establishment remain insufficiently understood. We tested whether the probability of <i>Parthenocissus inserta</i> occurrence depends on the interaction between herb-layer functional structure and canopy closure, expecting that invasion patterns shift from dominance of habitat filtering in more open stands to stronger effects of niche differentiation under closed canopies. We established twenty paired plots with and without <i>P. inserta</i> in the Białowieża Forest and assessed invasion probability along gradients of herb-layer functional diversity and canopy closure using generalized linear mixed-effects models. The effect of functional divergence on invasion probability varied with canopy structure. Under low canopy closure, higher functional divergence increased the probability of <i>P. inserta</i> occurrence, whereas this relationship weakened as canopy cover increased, indicating a declining influence of habitat filtering in denser stands. Functional evenness showed contrasting responses, being negatively associated with invasion in more open stands but positively related to invasion probability under closed canopies. This pattern suggests stronger competitive constraints at low canopy cover and greater importance of niche partitioning in shaded conditions. Our results demonstrate that forest susceptibility to <i>P. inserta</i> invasion depends strongly on joint effects of canopy structure and associated community assembly processes. Trait based characterization of the resident herb layer vegetation can therefore serve as an early warning indicator by identifying tree stands that are more prone to invasive liana establishment and by allowing early recognition of increased invasion risk.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.31399623.v2
title: Data on the species composition of herb-layer assemblages recorded in 40 vegetation plots: 20 plots with the presence of <i>Parthenocissus inserta</i> and 20 plots without the species occurrence

description: Invasive woody climbers can substantially modify the structure and functioning of temperate forests, but the community-level processes facilitating their establishment remain insufficiently understood. We tested whether the probability of <i>Parthenocissus inserta</i> occurrence depends on the interaction between herb-layer functional structure and canopy closure, expecting that invasion patterns shift from dominance of habitat filtering in more open stands to stronger effects of niche differentiation under closed canopies. We established twenty paired plots with and without <i>P. inserta</i> in the Białowieża Forest and assessed invasion probability along gradients of herb-layer functional diversity and canopy closure using generalized linear mixed-effects models. The effect of functional divergence on invasion probability varied with canopy structure. Under low canopy closure, higher functional divergence increased the probability of <i>P. inserta</i> occurrence, whereas this relationship weakened as canopy cover increased, indicating a declining influence of habitat filtering in denser stands. Functional evenness showed contrasting responses, being negatively associated with invasion in more open stands but positively related to invasion probability under closed canopies. This pattern suggests stronger competitive constraints at low canopy cover and greater importance of niche partitioning in shaded conditions. Our results demonstrate that forest susceptibility to <i>P. inserta</i> invasion depends strongly on joint effects of canopy structure and associated community assembly processes. Trait based characterization of the resident herb layer vegetation can therefore serve as an early warning indicator by identifying tree stands that are more prone to invasive liana establishment and by allowing early recognition of increased invasion risk.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-44940
title: First girl born in family in ninety-nine years, 1952

description: 2 images. First girl born in family in ninety-nine years, 9 April 1952. Patricia Creedon, 6 weeks old; Mrs. Elizabeth Creedon, mother.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-44946
title: Burglary ring smashed... suspects in Van Nuys jail, 1952

description: 7 images. George Maley, suspect; Paul Cuccia, suspect; Mural R. Tashjian, suspect; Detective Al Goosen; Detective Gerald Greely.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Glickman. Date: 1952-04-07. Reporter: Caswell. Assignment: Burglary ring smashed, Van Nuys jail. 115-116: George Maley and officer. 111-112: Paul Cuccia and officer. 117-118: Mural R. Tashjian comes out of cell and talking to Det. Al Goosen. 119-120: Gerald Greely and Al Goosen, detectives, look over arsenal taken from homes of burglary suspects".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-44977
title: United States Army Signal Corps new portable field switchboard at Fort MacArthur, 1952

description: 3 images. United States Army Signal Corps new portable field switchboard at Fort MacArthur, 06 April 1952. Corporal Henry Gorjano; Corporal Nick Carroll; Mrs. Lucille McPeak, telephone operator.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-77842
title: Fisherman's fiesta in San Pedro, 1951

description: 31 images. Fisherman's fiesta in San Pedro, 23 September 1951. Archbishop J. Francis McIntyre, blessing the fleet; Queen Peggy Kerns; Mayor Fletcher Bowron; Girls tossing flowers on water.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Snow. Date: 1951-09-23. Assignment: Fisherman's fiesta. 57/58" Mass at Mary Star of the Sea Church. Archbishop McIntyre officiating. 19: K.C. Honor Guard leaving church. 20: Color guard leaving. 87/88: Crowd. 79: Bowron speaking. 80: Archbishop speaking. 5/6: Blessing of boats by Archbishop McIntyte. 39" Peggy Kerns, queen and escort".; Supplementary material reads: "Chernus -- Harbor. Captions. Fisherman's fiesta. #15/16: Skipperette Peggy Kerns, flanked by her two mates, Mary Trutanich and Dolores Tregarthen, waves to crowd from her throne aboard fishing boat Coral Sea. #1: Shows the fishing boat St. Aniello with Fourth of July motiff churcning down main channel of Los Angeles harbor. #2: Adjudged first prize winner is the Endeavor with Haloweedn motife. American Holidays was theme of parade viewed by more than 100,000 spectators. #5: Second place winner was the Veteran, a purse seiner decorated with Valentine Day motiff. #3: Third prize winner was the Maria decored with towering figure of Christ in Christmas scene decoration. #6: Shows the Progress with a Happy Easter decoration. #1: Shows the Oakland, fourth place, decorated also in Haloweed motiff, with huge pumpkin on stern. #17: Shows Maria and towering figure of Christ, #18: Shows three winners. L to R: Endeavor, Veterann, and Maria".