The Boston troops, as reviewed on President Adams's birth day [sic] on the Common by his Honr. Lieut. Governor Gill & Major Genl. Elliot, under the command of Brigadier Genl. Winslow. Also a view of the new State House

Plans for the Future are discussed by Richard J. Harris (left), who suffered a broken ankle in storm, and Arthur E. Bonin. Against this background of ruined homes on a Shrewsbury street, they, like their neighbors, foresee yet another day when homes and normal community life will be restored.

Langdon Warner House, Essex Mass.

Snake Eyes for Silver?--Norma Stayton, a card dealer at a big Reno casino (Harolds Club), flashes a silver dollar smile for the photographer over stacks of cartwheels, which may be fading from the scene. Raymond I. Smith, her boss, says the demise of silver dollars, forecast unless Congress approves coinage of new ones, will tarnish the allure of Nevada’s legal gambling casinos.

Bust of Frederick Pickering Cabot