The Annual yachting classic gets underway in Miami, Florida. The colorful sailing boats sail in the water as they leave from Florida to Nassau, The Bahamas. The trim craft spread their sails for long voyage. Men on the sailing boat.
Seabiscuit loses the Santa Anita Race in Arcadia, California. Horses on a track. Spectators seated in the stands to watch the race. The race starts. Seabiscuit on the track during the race and he loses.
Youth Congress in Washington DC soon after Russian invasion of Finland. Young people march in street, carrying large American flag held horizontally. Men hold a banner which reads 'Civil Liberties'. A woman on horseback holds a poster which reads 'No Arms'. U.S. President Roosevelt addresses the Youth Congress at the White House. He condemns the Soviet Union as a dictatorship and decries its invasion Finland, as an assault on a very small neighboring country that only wishes to live in peace as a democracy. Roosevelt extols the political nature of Finland.
Damaged buildings due to a tornado in Albany, Georgia. Homeless on the streets. Broken windows of the buildings. Men help the injured and remove the rubble. Wooden logs in a wall of a house and a man takes out the logs. Cars on the streets.
Classic sail boat race for the Lipton Cup in Miami, Florida. The yachts underway at a sea for a long race. Skippers on the yachts. A heavy breeze changes the direction of sailing and the skippers are busy controlling the yachts as they sail in a long course.
Seabiscuit in the third position in the Santa Anita Race in Arcadia, California. Horses on the track. The owner of Seabiscuit smokes a cigar. He looks through binoculars. Spectators in the stands watch the race. The race is won by Heelfly.
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