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i was beside myself when i saw these at a large yard sale! DOC MARTEN SHOES, hardly broken in... for $3!!!
THREE BUCKS!!
This was an article about an air evacuation of wounded soldiers, among them my uncle, Dale Hitzeman.
Taken from the Feb 14, 1944 issue of Life Magazine at the family reunion at Cousin Gayle's house, Folsom, CA.
This short clip from a recently digitized home movie captures the end of a meeting with photographer Larry Burrows and writer Chuck Elliot on assignment for LIFE magazine to do a story on Dr. Gordon Seagrave and his hospital on a hill above Namkham, Burma (Myanmar). From left to right: Dr. Violet Poo Nya, Burrows, Elliot, and Seagrave. Dr. M. Donald Olmanson was behind the camera. Several months later, Dr. Seagrave, convinced that the LIFE article would not be published, complained in a letter that “The two Life boys came in through the back door from Bhamo after having been forbidden to come here by the Army and did land in jail and would have been kept there indefinitely except for my prestige at that time with the Army. Since Life came here not one single American has been allowed to come, not even the Ambassador. All kinds of excuses are given by the Army for not letting them come up here but undoubtedly the main reason has been Miss [Gloria] Emerson, CBS and Life. Our hospital ambulance and our hospital truck make frequent trips to Lashio and Bhamo. Other folks are shot up but our folks—knock on wood—are never shot up.”
The “Life boys” were sprung from jail and spent a couple weeks in Namkham. In a 5 December 1961 letter Dr. Olmanson wrote: “Two men from LIFE have been here the past week & will leave in another week. They are nice fellows & have been eating dinner here. Larry Burrows (an Englishman) is the photographer & Chuck Elliot (American) the writer. They are stationed in Hong Kong. Larry has done a story with Hemingway, been beaten up in the Congo and played games with King Faisal . . . They seem to like this place & may come up with a pretty good story.”
Burrows and Elliot were good house guests. They even fixed the Olmansons’ refrigerator. The LIFE article was finally published in January 1963, featuring photos taken by Larry Burrows.
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Photo from our day trip to Put-in-Bay, Ohio. Oh my Gawd! I forgot the rooster! (See note on previous "Art&Lifemagazine" issue my "Art&Lifemagazine"set) at www.flickr.com/photos/cmehrlbennett/sets/72157594188414186/
Herb Snitzer's career covers over fifty years of image-making. He worked for Life, Look, The Saturday Evening Post, Fortune, Time and other national magazines as well as for the New York Times and Herald Tribune. He became Photography and Associate Editor of America's Leading Jazz Magazine, Metronome, which enabled him to meet and photograph and become friends with many of the great jazz musicians of that era; Miles Davis, Nina Simone, Duke Ellington, John Coltrane, Count Basie, etc. ( www.herbsnitzer.com/ )
Life Magazine display at 'Iraq Through the Lens of Vietnam" exhibition at the Brighton University Gallery. Part of the Brighton Photo Biennial 2008: 'Memory of Fire: The War of Images and Images of War'
the national bowling store has a pile of these sitting out for people to read while they are waiting for their balls.
Had Johnny U. on the cover and a few Colts stats on the inside cover. Other than that, it was just a 1967 NFL rule book.
Gel medium transfers layered on panels with imagery from 50's and 60's Life magazine and Road &Track magazines;leraset and acrylic paint washes.
Yes, barkeep, I do believe I'll have another ! Partial image ( the important part) from a Schaefer Beer ad that ran 9/29/67 issue ofLIFE
Editorial cartoon on the idiotic delay in starting the Vietnam peace negotiations....learned diplomats on both sides were arguing over the shape of the table, while people continued to die.