Coiled barbed wire. Temporary quarters for Army staff officers in background. View of van and logo on it for "Michigan Bell Telephone Company". Sign reads 'Restricted Area'. Soldiers patrol the temporary quarters. Sign on temporary quarter reads 'TF Detroit Operations'. Officer enters the temporary quarters.
Air Force Patrol on the street with rifles watch traffic after the civil rights motivated Detroit riots. Boy talks to a Patrolman looked on by an old woman from behind. View of a jeep on patrol.
African Americans seen on the right look on. Soldier patrols Detroit Police Department building. Sign on the building reads 'Detroit Police Department Tenth Precinct'. Soldiers sit on chairs and patrol the Police Department building.
View of the valley below from mountain top. Federal government with support of State governments and County is building roads. View of a car on winding road through forests.
A contingent of French troops parades along Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, during Fourth Liberty Loan Rally in World War 1. Well behind them, in the line of march, a tricolor flag is visible, carried by marchers. The avenue is lined with business establishments, and has trolley tracks in the pavement. (World War i; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
Former U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt walks with others. He is next seen, standing in an open car, waving his hat to the crowd. The location is the Campus Martius area, at Woodward and Michigan Avenues. The Michigan Soldiers' and Sailors' monument is visible in the background. The occasion is the Fourth Liberty Loan Drive. (World War i; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
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