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Betty Lou Camm Embraces Her Mother In Waukegan Illinois After Ending Her Hunger Strike This 1945 Photo Of Waukegan Illinois Betty Lou Camm Mother Embrace Measures 5X7 Inches. Original News Caption: Ct243403 Chicago Bureau Child Bride Breaks Hunger Vow Waukegan, Ill. - Betty Lou Camm Dice, 17, Embraces Her Mother, Mrs. Earl Camm, Chicago, After Calling Off Hunger Strike. Betty Lou And Her Husband Five Days Were Arrested Complaint Mrs. Camm, Who Charged Betty Lou With Delinquency, And Her Husband, 36-Year-Old Harold Dice Waukegan With Contributing The Delinquency Minor. Charges Against Betty Lou Were Dismissed, But Dice Being Held 2,000 Bond Pending Trial June 12. List 30 Peo Line Acme 5/29/45 / Category: Crime & Police. Custom Label: 980827
~ Original vintage photograph
~ One of a kind item
~ Exact photo shown
~ Front and back scans included
~ Ships flat in protective packaging
Make this authentic piece of history yours. There will never be another exactly like it!
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Thank you for visiting my store! Each photo you see here is an authentic vintage press photograph, a one-of-a-kind piece of history that once lived in a newspaper archive, tucked away in drawers, folders, andfiling cabinetsfor decades.
These photos have a story to tell, and with that history comes natural signs of age. You might notice gentle creases, light wrinkles, or even small tears, the very marks that prove it’s an original artifact, not a modern copy.
The images in my listings are high-resolution scans of the exact photo you’ll receive, never stock images, so you can examine every detail before purchasing.
Your photograph will be carefully packaged for safe delivery and is sold as a collectible item only, with no transfer of copyright.
Bring home a piece of the past and make it part of your own story.
Q: Can I download a digital version instead?
A: Sorry, I only sell original vintage photographs. I do not make or distribute any copies, including digital ones.
Q: Do you combine shipping and invoices?
A: Yes! Multiple photos purchased under the same seller ID will automatically combine at checkout. If you run into any issues, send me a message through and I’ll send you a combined invoice.
Please note: Due to ’s system, Iam not able tocombine shipping for purchases made from my other seller IDs. Each store requires its own tracking number, and won’t accept the same tracking number twice.
Q: How quickly do you ship once payment is made?
A: I ship within one business day of cleared payment.
Q: How do you make sure my photo arrives safely?
A: Each order is packaged in a large moisture-resistant envelope with cardboard backing for extra protection.
Q: Will the “Vintage Image Photos” or Faststone watermark be on my photo?
A: No, the watermark is only added to online images to prevent theft. Your actual photo will not have it.
Q: What are your office hours?
A: Monday–Friday, 9 AM to 3 PM (CST). I usually do not ship or answer messages on weekends, as well as the following holidays: New Year’s Day, President’s Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day.
Q: Where do your vintage photos come from?
A: My photographs come from newspaper and news service archives across the U.S., including Boston, Detroit, Tampa, Chicago, Denver, Seattle, New Orleans, Milwaukee, Portland, Spokane, and Miami. Every photo is an original vintage piece. I do not make or sell reproductions.
Q: Can I use this photo in my book, blog, or website?
A: This vintage photograph is sold as a collectible item only and does not include transfer of copyright.
Some, but not all, of my photos may now be in the public domain. Examples of works generally in the public domain include:
Works published in the U.S. before 1925
Works published 1925–1963 with a copyright notice but without renewal
Works published 1925–1977 without a copyright notice
Works published 1978–March 1, 1989 without a copyright notice and not registered within 5 years
Since I cannot confirm copyright status for each photo, you may wish to contact the original newspaper for permission if you plan to reproduce it.
Q: Do you relist items if I miss an sale?
A: Unsold sale items are usually relisted in my store at a fixed price, which is higher than the starting sale price.
Q: Do you leave response?
A: Yes! I always leave response for buyers. If you leave response for me, I’ll do the same for you.
About Us
Vintage Image Photos began in December 2010 with one scanner in a home office, digitizing old newspaper archives. Today, I can process hundreds of photos a day and bring thousands of fresh sales to each week. My inventory includes hundreds of thousands of original photographs from newspapers in Cleveland, Detroit, Boston, Denver, Seattle, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Chicago, Miami, and New Orleans, and I’m always adding more.
Satisfaction Guarantee
I want every purchase from Vintage Image Photos to be a great experience. All listing images are scans of the actual photo you’ll receive (never stock photos), so you know exactly what you’re getting. I ship with tracking, respond to all messages within one business day, and offer a 60-day return policy, the longest available on .
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