The image above and the question immediately below were posted August 30, 2013, on the New York Correction History Facebook group's page, which operates as a social media extension of the CorrectionHistory.Org web site. They were posted by the 785-member Facebook group's "admin"/New York Correction History site webmaster.
Below the question are some of the member responses as of Sept. 1 early evening. If you have in-put to further the conversation, click the email link provided below the responses. If you happen to be a Facebooker, you can visit the New York Correction History group page. Because ours is an "open group," you can view all postings on the page, on this subject and on any others there. To post in-put of your own, you are welcome to join.
The Question: I will be adding to the CorrectionHistory.Org site over the Labor Day weekend a new Mystery Photo, #19 in the series, one that is appropriate to the occasion. While engaged in unrelated archival research, I came across this old ad mark-up; that is, a copy of an ad which had been previously printed somewhere and was being marked up for another printing. The pasted-on type and photo original wasn’t with it. Obviously, it dates back a bit, at least to when female COs still wore skirts and the CO pay after 3 years was $23,500. Nothing with it indicated when or where the ad ran or who the COs photographed were. I tried high-resolution scanning of the two COs and then smoothing out the half-tone screen effect. But the close-ups didn’t come out clearer. Any one in our Facebook group have in-put to solve the questions? This is not a test. I don’t know the answers. So I will be guided by your responses, which I will make part of the web page to be added to the web site. Enjoy the weekend. Stay safe. The Responses: Judy Lee Lopez, Freddie Lewis, Lisa Noble, Kathy Ladalia, Michael Barzal, Spencer Burnett, Michael G. Gonsalves, Frank Dwyer Sr., Johnny Suarez, Kevin Mahoney, Tommy Lyam, Ed Belvis, Charles Mule', Frank M. Eposito, Russell Booker, Shirley Bailey, Joanne Vazquez Taylor, Jenny Maldonado, Dianne Brown, Albert Benjamin II, Michael Cameron-Isaacs, and Jacqueline Jones registered their "like" of the posting. George Machado, Eric Brown and Ed Belvis "shared" this image with others. Member "Comments:"
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