Heated lava from the Kilauea volcano, Hawaii. Roads are made over the cooled lava. A car goes along a road on the lava bed. Tourists jump across a crack in the lava about two feet wide. Vapors rise from the molten lava in the background. Tourists sitting on a rock watch the vapors. They look over the edge into the crater. View of lava and sheer sides of the crater. The molten rock glows in the dark at night. Kilauea is the largest active volcano in the world. View of the crater.
U.S. Admiral, Claude C. Bloch, Commander, Battle Force, U.S. Fleet, meeting with members of his staff, in his office at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. A U.S. Navy Captain, sits at his right, and other members sit with backs to camera. A map of Pearl Harbor is on the wall. Admiral Bloch conducts routine business with his staff.
A crew of workmen throw rocks and stones over a cliff during construction of the "Going-to-the-Sun" road in Glacier National Park. A construction engineer and a National Park Ranger stand nearby. A surveying instrument on a tripod is seen near the edge of the roadway. A small white dog walks near the work crew.
The U.S. Presidential Yacht, Potomac, in Florida waters. Cameramen prepare their cameras to record the event. The Presidential flag flutters on the ship mast. A Goodyear blimp in flight over the ship. Sailors stand on the deck. President Roosevelt, his son James Roosevelt and U.S. Secretary of the Interior, Harold Ickes, aboard the ship. They talk amongst themselves. Views of President Franklin D. Roosevelt
The Presidential Yacht, Potomac, returns to a pier, after cruising in Florida waters. President Roosevelt, his son James Roosevelt and Harold Ickes aboard the ship. Cameramen record the event. People stand on the pier.
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt driving his grandchildren in his personal Ford Phaeton automobile. They drive into a cornfield near Warm Springs, Georgia, where they observe farmers loading cornstalks into a horse-drawn wagon. The President watches them from the car, as his grandchildren jump out and join the farmers in throwing the corn stalks into the wagon.
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