Sewing Projects sponsored by the Los Angeles County Relief Administration (LACRA). Women workers enter building in California. They sew clothes on sewing machines. Women of all races work together to sew, knit and embroider clothes for the needy during the Great Depression.
Los Angeles County Relief Administration (LACRA) women workers work in an office administering the free distribution of relief commodities during the Great Depression. They create punch cards on large punch machine and place them on sorting tray. The cards are distributed and tabulated in a device that gives detailed reports of the relief commodities. Workers work in the storeroom. View of produce boxes labeled 'Not to Be Sold'. Workers load the boxes onto trucks.
Library card at a Toy lending "library" reads 'Toy Loan Exchange'. At the Manchester School, Los Angeles County Relief Administration (LACRA) workers issue these cards to track toys given to needy children during the Great Depression. Boy seated on bench with a girl, tries to fix a doll's head. A LACRA worker exchanges the doll for a new one.
Los Angeles County Relief Administration (LACRA) workers play baseball for recreation in California. LACRA member runs touching the bases on field.
Los Angeles County Relief Administration (LACRA) Concert band and Hawaiian Orchestra performs in California. Also the Hilbillies band performing and the Cowboy Troupe band. Narrator describes the bands, all part of the "Music Project" of the Relief Administration. The American flag flutters on pole.
Georges Clemenceau, the Prime Minister of France takes a walk in the garden. Dog walks along with him. Georges speaks with a group of people.
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