Inscription Printed in blue ink on verso, lower center: LITTLE ROCK / RIOTS / TROOPS [underlined]
Caption printed in blue ink and affixed to image on verso, upper center, caption reads: LN 340251 US LONDON BUREAU / ON GUARD. / LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS: A NATIONAL GUARDSMAN CONTINUES / HIS VIGILANCE AT THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL IN LITTLE ROCK / TO BAR ENTRANCE TO NEGROES. IT WAS THE SECOND DAY IN A / ROW GUARDSMEN WERE STATIONED AROUND THE SCHOOL ON ORDERS / OF GOV. ORVAL FAUBUS. THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT HAS ORDERED / A FULL PROBE IN LITTLE ROCK FOR THE FEDERAL JUDGE WHOSE / INTEGRATION ORDER HAS TWICE BEEN IGNORED. / / 6TH SEPTEMBER, 1957 PN - S
Stamped in purple ink on verso, lower right: COPYRIGHT / PLANET NEWS LTD / (UNITED PRESS PHOTOS) / 8 BOUVERIE STREET, / LONDON, E.C.4 / PHONE:- FLE. 3671/2/3.
Stamped in purple ink on verso, lower left: Daily Mirror Library / Folder:- / Received:- 9SEP1957 / D.M. / S.P. / REV. / W.S.M
Printed in blue ink on aforementioned stamp, next to “Folder:-”: USA PEOPLE
Printed in pencil across aforementioned stamp: USA People
Printed in pencil on verso, top: 00126815
Provenance Jo C. Tartt, Jr., Warrenton, Virginia; 2015 gift to the Birmingham Museum of Art
![Press print with caption "(WAX1)LINCOLNTON, GA., Oct. 23--DEMONSTRATORS WRECKED--Cary Stone, Civil Rights worker, comforts injuried [sic] youth Jimmy Wells who was hurt when the car, background, in which he and six other Negroes were riding spun out of control and overturned near Lincolnton, Ga. Today. Another occupant of the car, Richard Smith, said two white youths chased and harassed the negroes. AP WIREPHOTO"](https://media.artsbma.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/11075836/201162_01_p_w-400x324.jpg "201162_01_p_w | Birmingham Museum of Art")
