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A French woman, accused of being a German sympathizer, is marched along a road past an American heavy tank followed by two armed French partisans on Aug. 19, 1944. She is being taken to Pre en Pail, France, there to be shorn of her hair.

U.S. Army Sgt. Jason Thompson, left, and Lt. Col. Nate Flegler, right, wave to one of the last Stryker armored vehicles to leave Iraq as it crosses the border into Kuwait at the Khabari border crossing, Thursday, Aug. 19, 2010. The U.S. Army's 4th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division is the last combat brigade to leave Iraq as part of the drawdown of U.S. forces.

Framed in the archway of a building, a passerby stops to look at the broad span of the Queensboro Bridge from New York City's East River shore line on Aug. 19, 1959. The passerby is none other than the photographer himself, Robert Goldberg, who used a self timer to get himself in the picture.

Young Nazis crowd on the back of a truck used for propaganda purposes advising people to vote 'Yes' in the great plebiscite as to whether Adolf Hitler should be elected President, in Berlin, Germany, Aug. 19, 1934.

In Plymouth, Vermont, which was electrified just 20 years ago, an unidentified woman shows a television set inside the house where Calvin Coolidge was born, Aug. 19, 1953.

Japanese infantrymen advance with rifles and grenades, leaping over barbed wire and preceded by an artillery barrage, in the Peking sector in China on Aug. 19, 1937 during the Second Sino Japanese War. Heavy casualties occurred on both sides, but Chinese losses outnumbered the Japanese five to one.

Capt. W. D. Smith of Greenville, S.C., Camp Blanding Chemical Warfare Service officer, trains in the use of the gas mask in Camp Blanding, Florida on Aug. 19, 1942. Just to be sure that his office force could work under any conditions, he issued instructions that for an hour each day all work be done in gas masks to prove that conversations, even on the telephone and in dictation, could be carried on and other work done efficiently.

The Beatles are shown as they played to a screaming crowd in Houston's Coliseum Aug. 19, 1965. White spots are flashbulbs from the many fans who took pictures during the show.

U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie Eisenhower in their automobile after attending church services Aug. 19, 1956 in Washington, D.C.

Seventy-year-old Groucho Marx showed his youth as he did the frug with Diana Ross, 22-year-old lead singer of the supremes, a female rock n roll group, at an outdoor barbecue party. The party was given by actor-singer Bobby Darin at his Bel-Air home in Los Angeles on Aug. 19, 1966. Groucho later admitted that is was the first time he had been on a dance floor in 20 years.

"Ducks" American amphibious craft helping to unload Liberty ships laying off-shore, near Lieata, Bieily, Aug. 19, 1943. Their great advantage is of course, that they can pull alongside a ship, and take on a load instead of unloading on the beach.

Olympic gold medalist Jesse Owens finds himself the object of extreme interest on the part of a group of boys, as he trots back to his quarters through Hyde Park in London, Aug. 19, 1936.

Troxall, the English bulldog, suffers from too much of a good time as he recuperates from a party thrown by his owners, Morris and Jeanie Bush, of Vancouver, Washington, Aug. 19, 1974. Among the leftovers from the party was a dog-sized headache for the dour-looking Troxall.

Smoke billows from cars in front of the United States embassy in Nicosia, on Aug. 19, 1974 as Angry Greek Cypriots stormed the building. The Greek Cypriots were protesting against American policy over Cyprus. United States ambassador to Cyprus, Rodger P. Davies, was killed during the incident.

Comedian Phyllis Diller clowns for photographers on the floor of the Republican National Convention on Aug. 19, 1984 in Dallas.

Pope John Paul II blesses the crowd on the steps of the Santiago Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela on the first day of his three-day trip to Spain, Aug. 19, 1989.