Photograph of charred stack of books. Caption: "Children's books were ruined in the tragic fire which killed five."

Photograph taken during evening hours of three men inspecting an explosives truck after a fire. Caption: "Looking at dynamite compartment of truck that suddenly burst into flames near Ringling are driver Clinton Carline and Capt. Clarence C. Greenhill and Sgt. Doyle Nichols of Fort Sill."

Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Melting Pot- Melting snow from Monday's record early storm which turned a dirt road into the spin out of this four wheel drive vehicle and caused it to flip into Lake Hefner Monday evening about 7;20 PM near Stars and Stripes Park."Photo by Renee Lynn. Original Photo 11\17\80. Published on 11-14-80."

Photograph of dog being groomed. Caption: "Dog fanciers will have a big weekend in Oklahoma City, with two shows scheduled Friday night and another planned Saturday."

Photograph taken during daylight of gutted building after a fire. Caption: "Tortured Metal Wreckage gives mute evidence of the fury of a blaze sweeping Enid Foundry and Machine Shop Tuesday. The fire destroyed a one story wing of the sprawling plant and gutted the shop's 2 story section. Firemen narrowly prevented damage to the Johnson Elevator across the street. Gene Marritt, foundry owner, who estimated loss at $100,000-plus, said some of his 32 workers will return Wednesday for salvage and clean-up."

Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Pileup-- Two people received apparent minor injuries Sunday afternoon in a five car accident on the Northeast Expressway, one-fourth of a mile south of Hefner Road, Oklahoma City police said."

A airplane in a heap. It looks like it crashed into a corn or milo field some time ago. There are plants growing up through the wreckage. Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "PARTS OF PLANE."

Ponca City furniture store night time fire with fireman in "cherry picker" dowsing the fire from on high. Photograph taken for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "Fireman fights raging downtown Ponca City blaze from high perch Wednesday night as he directs stream of water into blazing furniture store and clothing store."

Photograph is of a man wearing a football uniform holding a football above his head.

Photograph is of the debris that is left after a fire destroyed many silos. The burnt debris is the metal silos and support structures of the now destroyed structure. photograph was taken int he day time. Caption: "Enid firemen Wednesday continued their efforts to extinguish a fire which ravaged a feed mill belonging to the W. B. Johnston Grain Co. Joe Meibergen, vice president in charge of the feed department, said Wednesday the mill was "just a total loss."

Photograph two groupings of men are each spraying a fire hose on a building on the main street that is engulfed in flames and smoke. Caption: "High wind, boiling smoke foiled firemen Saturday as flames destroyed this Hugo feed company plant."

Photograph taken during daylight of firefighters working to extinguish a retail business fire with firetrucks and fire hoses. Caption: "A fire that sent dense black smoke soaring high above downtown Oklahoma City today swept through a vacant warehouse building at NW 10 and Broadway, causing $40,000 damage."

A daylight photograph showing firemen moving a smoldering sofa to the curb from inside a burning building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. Caption: "[Smoking sofa] is carried out of an apartment house at 212 NW 12 after fire broke out in the manager's apartment Thursday morning."

Photograph of firefighters managing a house fire using a ladder and fire hose. Caption: "At the residence of Irvin Yousey, 1109 SW 61, caused more than the normal number of headaches for firemen Wednesday night when small fires kept igniting on the roof."

Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "A truck driver escaped injury when his 20-foot refrigerated grocery van caught fire after it overturned on I-240 between Reno and NW 10."

Photograph taken during daylight of two boys posing with three dogs. Caption: "Richard Copas, 15, left and Donald Douglas, 14, make friends with the stray dogs at the Tallahassee, Florida Criswall Home"

A nighttime photograph of a fire in the downtown business district at Chandler in Lincoln County, Oklahoma. The image shows citizens and firemen using hoses in a failed attempt to save the C & G Grocery & Market from burning. Caption: "TO NO AVAIL, Chandler Firemen work to extinguish a blaze on Main street there . The early-morning fire at C & G Grocery destroyed the structure and caused extensive smoke damage to three adjoining business places."

A daylight photograph showing furniture destroyed by fire at the Nomad Club in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. No caption.

Photograph is of a man standing outside a car with his coat draped over his arm looking at the ground. Caption: "The Korean war got all mixed up in a minor traffic accident Monday."

Photograph is a head shot of a man in a baseball uniform. Caption: "Fitzpatrick baseball coach- Milwaukee braves"

Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Officers, aided by a police helicopter, probe the south shore area of Lake Overholser late Thursday in a hunt discontinued early today after investigators learned only three persons were in a car which slammed into a tree near the lake."

Photograph is of a man wearing a Navy military uniform.

Photograph is a head shot of a man dressed in a military dress uniform. Caption: "M. Sgt. Donald A. Firkins, now serving with a unit of the Air Force Communications service at Tinker Air force Base, recently was decorated with the Bronze Star for his service in Vietnam."

Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Quickly melting snowflakes that slickened city streets Monday afternoon caused this car driven by Jack Anthony, 521 NW 49, to slide into a light pole at NW 50 and Western about 3 p.m., said police officer W.B. Smith."