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' New York Celebrates Surrender. Crowds surged into Times Square in New York as soon as reports of Germany's surrender were made known. The celebrating mass of New Yorkers were showered from above by paper which littered the street. Photo shows: Cheering crowds celebrating the surrender report in New York's Time Square, today, May 7th, '45. '

Duitsche onderzeeërs voor New-York. Op 24 januari 1942 deelde het oppercommando van de Duitse weermacht voor het eerst de vernietiging van 18 vijandelijke koopvaardijschepen met 125 000 registerton inhoud in de NoordAmerikaansche en Canadeesche wateren do

French battleship Richelieu in New York. With the skyline of New York City looming in the background, the 35,000-ton battleship Richelieu, pride of the French Navy, passes the Brooklyn Bridge as tugboats maneuver her toward a U.S. Navy Yard, where she was refitted before resuming the fight against the Axis in European waters.

Sarah Churchill appears at New York Theatre. Miss Sarah Churchill rehearsing with her dancing partner, James Struthers, in New York.

Sarah Churchill appears at New York Theatre. Miss Sarah Churchill rehearsing with her dancing partner, James Struthers, in New York.

Mr. Eden in New York. Mr. Anthony Eden receiving a great ovation as he stands before a cluster of microphones ready to begin his speech to the National Association of Manufactures at the Walford Astoria Hotel, New York, a few hours after his arrival in the USA.

Sarah Churchill appears at New York Theatre. Miss Sarah Churchill with her dancing partner, James Struthers, in New York. Giving advice on right is Vic Oliver.

Armed British ship arrives in New York. The businesslike gun on the after deck of the British Anchor liner Cameroniaas the ship arrived in New York, her superstructure painted the new familiar battleship grey. The Cameroniaarrived about the same time as the French liner De Grasse, and New Yorkers presumed that both vessels crossed the Atlantic in the same convoy.