Gary Cooper and Amelia Earhart, 1932.

In 1932, Gary Cooper and Amelia Earhart were two of the most acclaimed figures of the time. Cooper had just won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his role in the 1931 film “City Streets,” and Earhart became the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean the same year. Earhart and Cooper, who had a friendship going back to their days in Hollywood, were both trailblazers in their respective fields, and their achievements in 1932 were truly remarkable. Earhart’s legacy as an aviation pioneer is still celebrated to this day, while Cooper’s career in films continues to … Gary Cooper and Amelia Earhart, 1932. részletei…

William Beebe (center) with his bathysphere deep sea exploration vessel, 1932.

At the beginning of the 20th century, renowned naturalist William Beebe, along with engineer Otis Barton, pioneered a new way of exploring the depths of the ocean. In 1932, Beebe and Barton set off on a remarkable journey in their revolutionary bathysphere – a small, spherical vessel that could dive to an incredible 3,028 feet below the surface of the ocean. The bathysphere featured a steel frame, lined with an inch of lead, and a viewing port made of three inch-thick glass. It was equipped with life-saving tanks of oxygen and communication cables so Beebe and Barton could stay submerged … William Beebe (center) with his bathysphere deep sea exploration vessel, 1932. részletei…

A car on cables drives 120 feet across the Pudding River in Oregon, 1932.

In 1932, a unique and daring feat was accomplished in Oregon when a car was driven 120 feet across the Pudding River on cables. This was an impressive engineering feat, as the car was suspended in the air and driven by a motor while the cables kept it from falling into the river below. It is said that the car was driven by a local farmer, and the event was witnessed by a large crowd of onlookers. This event is a fascinating example of ingenuity and bravery. It is hard to imagine the level of courage it would take to … A car on cables drives 120 feet across the Pudding River in Oregon, 1932. részletei…

Advertising photo of a small displacement car DKW F8 , 1932.

The DKW F8 is an iconic symbol of the automotive industry, having been produced in 1932. It was the first car to be mass-produced with a two-cylinder, two-stroke engine, making it an extremely affordable and popular choice for those looking to travel in style. The small displacement engine allowed it to be incredibly lightweight and fuel-efficient, making it the perfect choice for anyone looking for a reliable and efficient car. The sleek design of the car and its vibrant color make it a great choice for advertising. It’s a timeless classic that still looks modern today. Advertising photo of a small displacement car DKW F8 , 1932. részletei…