Six men in suits dig shovels into dirt at the groundbreaking of the Dan Danciger Jewish Community Center in 1964. The name tag of the man second from the left reads "Jake Feldman" and the man third from the left has a name tag which says "Louis Bockstein," the other men are unknown. The sign in the background reads: "Dan Danciger Jewish Community Center Cadenhead Construction Co. Inc. General Contractor Wyatt C. Hedrick Architect - Engineer Sub-Contractors" The names below "Sub-Contractors" are obscured by the men in the foreground.

Photograph of the past presidents of the B'nai B'rith Lodge in Fort Worth. There are seventeen men in two rows with a singular man standing by himself behind the second row. The men in the front row are seated in padded chairs and those behind are standing. They are in an unknown room with vertical stripes on the wall behind them and a patterned carpet on the floor. Seated, left to right: Arthur Rosenthal; unidentified; Herbie Berkowitz; Jack Gerrick; unidentified; Buddy Rosen; Leon Gachman. Standing, left to right: Jerry Wolens; Lou Barnett; Ben Gilbert; Joe Herman; Wally Nass; Sidney Raimey; Max Kaye; Milton Simon; Sidney Levinson; Al Wexler.

Two air force personnel perform a Corn Flakes test on a table in front of a turbine.

Gloria Tipton stands on a platform touching the image of "Reddy Kilowatt" emblazoned on surface of Convair airplane B-58 #25.

Convair airplane B-58 #8 in a run station.

Convair airplane B-58 #8 sits in a run station.

Overhead view of long warehouse containing the Convair B-58 airplane assembly line.

Pilots E.E. Guthrie, G.C. Tate and Norm Stanberg perform an escape test from a Convair B-58 airplane.

Two Convair B-58 airplanes sit in their run stations at night.

Val Prahl sits in the cockpit of a Convair B-58 airplane with a notepad and pen. He had over 40 hours of flight experience on the plane.

Major Payne sitting at a desk with documents, briefs the B-58 Primary Crew for a flight from New York to Paris.

Dick Johnson sits in the cockpit of a Convair B-58 airplane.

The crew of a Convair B-58 inspect the plane's landing gear prior to take-off for Edwards Air Force Base.

Edward J. Murray climbs from a capsule at Edwards Air Force Base after the first manned ejection test from a Convair B-58 on 2-28-1962.

General Thomas S. Powers greets the crew of Convair B-58 at the end of their Bendix Trophy Flight at Los Angeles, California, 3-5-1962.

This Convair B-58, the Cowtown Hustler, arrives at Los Angeles at the end of its Bendix Trophy winning flight on 3-5-1962.

A crowd of press and spectators are gathered around the Bendix Trophy winning Convair B-58 plane and its crew as they are greeted by another officer upon their arrival at Los Angeles, California on 3-5-62.

The Bendix Trophy on display: a figure of two flying men and a small plane. it was won 3-5-1962 by the B-58.

The Bendix Trophy on display: a figure of two flying men and a small plane. It was won 3-5-1962 by the Convair B-58 and its flight crew.

A crew stands next to Convair airplane B-58 #96, the [first production B-58 to fly with capsules in all three stations.]

Front view of the main gate at Convair displaying the Convair sign: Convair, a Division of General Dynamics Corporation - Fort Worth

Three men and a pilot stand next to a plane about to enter the "Hustle Up" Program.

Three men and a pilot stand next to a plane about to enter the "Hustle Up" Program. The plane is named "Ben - Hur" with crew chief, Staff Sergeant H.E. Evans.

Colonel William R. Payne holds a replica of the Harmon Trophy.