File:Deweytruman12.jpg
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Harry S. Truman has the last laugh as he holds up a copy of the Chicago Tribune at Union Station in St. Louis, Missouri, on November 3, 1948, after winning the election the previous day. He was so widely expected to lose that the Tribune ran this incorrect headline. |
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Associated Press photo by Byron Rollins |
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The entire work illustrated is covered by this rationale |
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See Image:Deweydefeattruman.jpg for a larger image of the newspaper and a wider shot of the scene. |
| Non-free media use rationale for Dewey Defeats Truman | |
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Used to illustrate the event. As an iconic and unique photo of a historical event, this has become one of the most famous photos ever taken. |
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Not replaceable; all derivatives would be subject to the same copyrights |
| Non-free media use rationale for Harry S. Truman | |
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Used to illustrate the event. As an iconic and unique photo of a historical event, this has become one of the most famous photos ever taken. |
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Not replaceable; all derivatives would be subject to the same copyrights |
| Non-free media use rationale for United States presidential election, 1948 | |
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| Purpose of use |
Used to illustrate the event. As an iconic and unique photo of a historical event, this has become one of the most famous photos ever taken. |
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Not replaceable; all derivatives would be subject to the same copyrights |
| Non-free media use rationale for Chicago Tribune | |
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| Article | |
| Purpose of use |
Used to illustrate the event. As an iconic and unique photo of a historical event, this has become one of the most famous photos ever taken. |
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Not replaceable; all derivatives would be subject to the same copyrights |
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