U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt addresses youth in the United States. The President seated at a desk in his office in Washington DC. He addresses the youth of the United States outlining the changes that have occurred in American life. He states that the changed conditions require a new approach.
J. Edgar Hoover speaks from his new office on the occasion of his appointment as the Director of the newly created Federal Bureau of Investigation or FBI. Behind his desk a sailfish is mounted on the wall. Exterior views of the new Department of Justice Building at Pennsylvania Avenue and 9th Street, in Washington, DC. A trolley car and tracks can be seen in the streets.
The new building of the United States Department of Justice, at Pennsylvania Avenue and 9th Street, in Washington DC. Exterior of the building. Traffic including cars, trucks, and trolley cars, moves past the building. Flags flutter from the flag poles in front of the building. 'Federal Bureau of Investigation' written on a wall inside a section of the building, where the FBI is headquartered.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) entrance in the United States Department of Justice Building, at Pennsylvania Avenue and 9th Street, in Washington DC. People coming and going through the entrance. Exterior of the building. Cars, trucks, taxis, and trolley cars move along the streets bordering the building.
President Franklin D Roosevelt. A car pulls up at the White House in Washington DC, United States. President stands with assistance from a U.S. Navy Captain. He also holds a cane. He receives diplomats and converses and shakes hands with them.
Father Charles Coughlin, a Roman Catholic priest and a political leader, addresses the nation in Washington DC, United States. Father Coughlin speaks about the welfare of the Americans. He notes that congress must recapture its ability to coin and regulate the value of money. He indicates that active government control of the national currency is vital for continued recovery and elimination of financial ills and debts during the Great Depression.