Sultan Said bin Taimur of Muscat and Oman and French Ambassador, Rene Saint-Quentin, in Washington DC. U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt stands with the dignitaries and attends a special service at St. John's Church Episcopal Church, Lafayette Square, near the White House. The Sultan in a car. Military greetings are given to them. A close up of the Sultan arriving at an event beside U.S. Secretary of State Cordell Hull. The United States Capitol building in the background. The military soldiers march. Cars parked at the side of a road. The new French Ambassador, René Doynel de Saint-Quentin, at the White House. Press personnel take pictures.
Miss Florida competition in Miami, Florida. The contestant of the contest walk down the stairs in colorful costumes. Spectators watch them from the stands. The judge of the competition gives a trophy to the winner Irmgard Dietel, 17.
The A.B.C. Bowling Tournament in Chicago, Illinois. The participants of the tournament bowl their first shot. They play tricky and plain shots. Spectators seated on chairs watch them play.
Horse Stagehand wins the Santa Anita Handicap horse race in Arcadia, California. Spectators in the stands watch the race. The horses on the track. The race starts. Stagehand defeats Seabiscuit.
A major league baseball team Cincinnati Reds at a training camp in Tampa, Florida. The team members are given training. They practice pitching. Two players help a player to roll on a ball.
A plane crash in Independence, Ohio. Wrecked parts of the aircraft. Smoke comes out after the crash. Men observe the damaged parts. They pull out passengers from the plane. The damaged engine, wings and body of the aircraft. Men investigate the crashed aircraft and the area.
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