Exterior view of the Ford Rotunda building, relocated to Dearborn, Michigan after serving as a visitor's center during the 1934 World's Fair in Chicago. Men and women enter Ford Rotunda building in Dearborn, Michigan, across Schaefer Road from the original Ford Administration Building. People examine new Ford cars inside the building. Views of Ford Cars, a spinning world globe, and a rotating sphere showing various materials used in Ford cars. Next scene shows new Ford cars and trucks exiting the gates of the Ford River Rouge plant following their completion on the production line. Ford Plant's picture superimposed over upper part of the image for first part of these final scenes.
New model Ford cars on a revolving stage during a Ford auto show in United States. 'Ford 49' sign in center of the stage. Large crowd gathers to watch the new car models.
Goodyear Company's new aircraft parts plant under construction in Akron Ohio. Aerial views of construction site. Steel girders of new factory seen.
The housing needs of a progressive and modern America. A newspaper advertisement conveys the expanding housing needs of the country. Statistics on individual home ownership for features like central heating, bathing facility and hot water system. New and modern houses built under the new National Housing Act. Well designed, soundly built, comfortable houses with pleasant surroundings. Gardens and paths around the houses. A house with a well. Houses surrounded with trees and fences.
Views of United States Army officials displaying their new uniform. An army major and three Air Force Lieutenants modeling the new compulsory dress uniforms for the army.
Ground crewman manually pulls prop blades through as minature low wing monoplane, "Delgado Flash," made by Delgado Trades School, New Orleans, Louisiana, prepares for flight. Plane takes off, piloted by Clarence McArthur and is clocked at 207.02 mph, a new speed record, for planes in its class. Clarence lands the plane and kisses a girl. In separate clip, armament factory workers elevate the barrel of a 16 inch Sea Coast Gun in Watertown, Massachusetts. A man looks at a 2000 pound shell meant for the gun. (Shortly before outbreak of World War 2).
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