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G. G. Florizel Glasspole listening to Lister Mair-Gilby School for the Deaf principal
"Art and Craft by the Deaf: The Governor General, His Excellency, Hon. Florizel Glasspole (second left) listening to the Principal of the Lister Mair/Gilby School for the Deaf, Mrs. V. M. Clarke, (left) explaining aspects of the work done by deaf…
Three young cheerful girls
"Cheerful young girls - Andrea Jones at left, Marjorie Daley in the middle along with Marjorie Jones at right, are three cheerful young girls with an aim in life."
Ruth Brown - original crafts
"Watching with keen interest: Young Hasfa at right watches with keen interest as his mother. Ruth Brown displays some of her original craft items."
Wreckage of a bus after it fell over
"Saturday night tragedy - scene in the ravine at Two Miles in Alderton near Claremont in St. Ann showing the remains of the Sunbeam Bus and the section [arrow] where it left the road Saturday night."
Toyota Hiace and Continental bus collision
"This Toyota HiAce van owned by Royal Bank and driven by Roy Vassall yesterday collided with a Continental bus driven by Mr. A. Grant at the intersection of Half-Way Tree and Oxford Rd. No one was injured."
Crafts displayed at Kingston School of Nursing
"Open Day Exhibition Kingston School of Nursing nurses week: Nurses week was marked by a number of events one of which was an exhibition of hand and craft work put on at the Kingston School of Nursing...picture shows a crochet item done by a nurse…
Parliament Secretary Karl Samuda
"Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Health Karl Samuda [centre] addressing the first meeting of the National Chest Hospital yesterday. At left is Chairman of the Board Roy Smith and right, Mrs. Arleen Miller."
Rosa by means of a taper burns the rope
A Frontispiece print from supposedly William Burdett's, "The History of Three Finger'd Jack, the Terror of Jamaica," depicts a man lying on a cot and another sitting in front of him.
The Jamaican Struggle
"Herbert Junior Brown, playing Jungle (right) and the Vivian Talbot (Tango, left). Inmates of the South Camp Rehabilitation Centre, they performed their Drama Festival entry "The Jamaican Struggle," recently at the Centre."
