A discussion in Washington DC between Harold Leclaire Ickes, United States Secretory of the Interior, and Fiorello H. LaGuardia, the Mayor of New York City. Mayor talks about housing funds for New York City to be raised to 15 million dollars.
Mayor of New York Fiorello LaGuardia arrives with his subordinates for a meeting. He settles his subordinates outside and moves inwards to a room for meeting. 11 August 1937.
Mayor of New York city Fiorello H. LaGuardia enters into an airplane of Eastern Airlines. The plane takes off. 1937.
Political leaders arriving for a conference at the White House in Washington DC. Senator (and future U.S. President) Lyndon B. Johnson, then Senate Majority leader, emerges from a car along with Mississippi Senator James Oliver Eastland. Georgia Senator Walter F. George, then President pro tempore of the Senate arrives and emerges from a car. The officials greet and welcome the leaders while press photographers take photos. The leaders talk with each other. View of the White House. After the meeting they emerge. Senator J. William Fulbright and Senator Albert Gore, Sr., seen among them. They address a press conference.
The Liberty Loan Parade in Washington DC during the World War I. Troops of soldiers with guns marching down the roads. A massive crowd gathered to witness the event. Transporting at dockyard. The parade has cavaliers and nurses as well. A poster calling for entries in the U.S. Navy can be seen near the hull of the U.S. Navy ship.
A trainer at a U.S. Army base camp giving instructions to trainee soldiers about operation and loading of an automatic rifle, during World War I. Trainees learning lessons to operate an anti-sub gun. Its bullets can also be seen.
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