U.S. cadets on a Cuban gunboat in Miami, Florida. U.S. soldiers march at port. A Cuban gunboat at the port. U.S. cadets and officers embark the boat. Sailors lean on the rails of the boat. Cadets on deck wave. The boat leaves the port.
Highlights of 1938 Army-Navy Football game. Cadet and Midshipmen parade. Game highlights including touchdowns shown. Crowd numbers 102 thousand in Municipal Stadium. Army wins 14 to 7.
Dinner for U.S. House Speaker Sam Rayburn in Washington DC. Dignitaries seated on table. Speaker Rayburn of Texas with former U.S. President Harry S Truman and Adlai Stevenson. Rayburn seated on a table. William Averell Harriman attends the dinner. Speaker Rayburn talks to dignitaries. Flags in the background. Dignitaries seated around a table applaud. Sam Rayburn waves at them. A flag of United States on the wall. Speaker Rayburn starts his dinner.
Golf match at Babe Zaharias Golf Course in Beaumont, Texas. People stand at the Babe Zaharias Golf Course. A woman takes her first stroke. Cars parked in the background. Babe Zaharias walks in with other people for the match. Children at the golf course watch the play. Babe Zaharias takes her first stoke. Berry Jameson takes her stroke. People look and applaud. Betty Jameison wins by eight strokes. Babe and Jameison stand near a speaker. People stand in the background.
A message by actress Judy Holliday regarding American Cancer Society in the United States. A poster reads 'Give to the American Cancer Society'. Actress Judy Holliday holds an insignia of the American Cancer Society. Children play on a swing. A woman looks at papers. An old man works with a pipe. Judy Holliday holds a poster with the address of the Cancer Society.
Dr. Jonas Salk, developer of the polio vaccine in Washington DC. Dr. Jonas Salk and U.S. President Dwight D Eisenhower with other delegates on stage. Men take pictures. President Eisenhower speaks over the microphone and tells Dr. Salk, among other things, that he has no words adequate, to express the thanks of Americans and others throughout the world, who will benefit from Dr. Salk's contribution to the eradication of Poliomyelitis.
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