Construction of homes for war workers under the Division of Defense Housing Coordination in the United States in World War II. A truck carries a part of a prefabricated portable house. The prefabricated house part is attached to other part stationed on a grassland. Women sit at the entrance of the house. A man uses a dumpy level to observe the contours of the land. Workers work at the community sewage disposal plant. A cemented pipe is lowered. Linemen at a tower erect telephone lines. A truck passes under the tower. Workers mix cement. Workers keep a grilled structure onto the truck. The truck carries the grilled structure. A truck drops lumber on the ground. Workers in a row pick the grilled structure. They erect the walls of the houses. A worker carries a wooden slab. He walks on the roof of the house with the wooden slab. Other workers work on the house roof. Stucco siding applied to homes.
Construction of homes for war workers under the Division of Defense Housing Coordination in the United States during World War 2. Workers work on the roof of a house. They paint the roof. A house under construction. Houses constructed under the coordinated defense housing program. Trucks and road rollers used for construction. People move in front of the completed houses. A woman hangs clothes on a clothes line outside a house and a child sits on stairs. A woman in a kitchen takes out a jar from an early refrigerator or icebox. She pours it in mugs. Two young boy children seated at a dining table drink the milk. Aerial views of the houses. Man with family holding a child waves.
The Ford family at the purchase ceremony in New York, United States, when Ford Motor Company bought the struggling Lincoln Motor Company. Henry Ford, Henry M. Leland of the Lincoln motor company and his son Wilfred C. Leland converse. Spectators in the background. Mrs. Clara Jane Bryant, Mrs. Leland and Edsel Bryant Ford stand. The group gets into an automobile. The police holds back a crowd of spectators. Vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
The Ford family at the Lincoln purchase ceremony in New York, United States. Officials pose in front of the Lincoln Building. The guests enter the building. A portrait of Henry Ford on a window of the building. Officials leave the building . They enter an automobile. Henry Ford, Mrs. Clara Jane Bryant and Edsel Bryant Ford pose with a floral basket. Automobiles and the Lincoln Building in the background. The flag of the United States in the background. Henry Ford converses with Mr. Leland. Henry M. Leland of the Lincoln motor company and his wife leave the building followed by Henry Ford and other officials. The group poses outside with flowers.
The Ford family at the Lincoln purchase ceremony in New York, United States. A statue of Abraham Lincoln (Abraham Lincoln Statue, 20 Union Square W, New York, NY 10003) in Union Square. A man reads from a paper. Various scenes of the Ford family inside and outside the Lincoln Building during the Lincoln purchase ceremony. Exchange of document in an office. Henry Ford, Mrs. Clara Jane Bryant, Edsel Bryant Ford and Henry M Leland of the Lincoln motor company and his wife pose with others.
The Ford family at the Lincoln purchase ceremony in New York, United States. Officials leave a building. Henry Ford and Henry M Leland of the Lincoln motor company shake hands with officials and guests as they pass by. They are joined by Edsel Bryant Ford. A large group poses in front of the Lincoln Building. Henry Ford leaves with Leland. People wave hats. Henry Ford and Henry M Leland ride away in an open touring car. A plant building.
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