Victory over Japan Day (V-J Day) celebrations on F Street in Washington DC, United States during World War 2. Aerial view of F Street and the Capitol Theater at 1328 F Street. Confetti and ticker tape raining down from windows above. The confetti being thrown out of government buildings. A soldier attempts to kiss a girl on a street. Sailors grabbing and kissing women against their will in front of the Fannie May candy store on F Street. People hold up newspapers with headlines that read "The war is over. Japs surrender unconditionally." Crowds in the streets. Crowds under the Capitol Theater marquee. Soldiers and sailors in uniform kiss girls walking by. Stacks of newspapers on the sidewalk are distributed. Citizens, soldiers, and WAC women in uniform pickup and read newspapers.
Victory over Japan Day (V-J Day) celebrations at 14th and F streets in Washington DC, United States during World War 2. People and soldiers on the streets in front of Liggett's drug store on 14th Street side and near Bond's clothing store at 1335 F Street. . A crowd and automobile traffic on the streets. An African American woman waves a small American flag. Drinks are poured from a bottle as people stand in the street. Sailors and women in a convertible car wave at the crowd as they pass a streetcar and the Capitol Theater at 1328 F Street.
Victory over Japan Day (V-J Day) celebrations in front of the Capitol Theater at 1328 F Street in Washington DC, United States during World War 2. People in a crowd hold up whiskey bottles and newspapers. A headline on a newspaper reads ' War is over'. The crowd shows victory sign. A woman holds up a paper reading ' Truman announces -War is over'. People hold the American flag and celebrate.
Various views of farmers at work in America during World War 2. A worker gathering cotton in a field. A woman, man, and child in a field.The woman loads newly picked cotton into the back of a truck, as the man tallies it. Scene shifts to a yard filled with bales of cotton in Texas and then to numerous sheep in a large enclosure. They had been shorn recently.A worker holds a gate to control the exit of sheep from the pen. Next farmers are seen holding buckets of milk from which calves are feeding. Cattle moving along a trail. A farmer operates a a horse drawn dump rake to gather forage for animals. Beef cattle being herded by cowboys. Farmers harvesting and processing wheat in the field. A yard filled with pigs.
A film about farmers producing food for war in the United States during World War II. Pigs feed on a field. U.S. aircraft parked in a line. A soldier works on an aircraft. A man loads pork into a cutting machine. Cutting machine slices bacon in large quantities that moves on a conveyor belt where women wrap it for delivery. Women arrange papers on a table. African American workers unload crates of food from a railroad train. A plow in operation on a field. A farmer drives a tractor pulling the plow.
M8 Light Armored Cars in the United States during World War II. M-8 cars driven out of a factory. People outside the factory. The cars driven along a highway. Newsmen and photographers in the foreground.
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