Harness racing at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury, New York. Spectators in the stands to watch the Messenger Stakes. The horses race around the track. Filly Countess Adios jockeyed by Del Miller leads the race. Countess Adios wins the race.
A train engine explodes in Alexander, New York. Damaged remains of a cattle train after its engine exploded. The parts of the damaged train spread in an area as men look on. The explosion kills three crew members. Men handle cattle. A cow being lifted off by a crane from the damaged train.
Husky dogs being trained at a farm in Wonalancet, New Hampshire. Huskies being trained to pull a sled with the help of a merry go round. Dogs pull a sled with a couple seated in the sled. Dogs eat and relax.
Demonstrations by thousands of union workers in New York. Workers hold flags and banner which reads 'Communist Party'. Men and women parade on street. Men ride bicycles and hold flags. Men with flags on streets and building.
Men parade on Broadway and move toward Times Square where the memorial of Father Francis P Duffy is to be unveiled. Troops march. Large crowd assembled. Monument of Father Francis P. Duffy (Father Duffy Square 7th Ave. &, W 47th St, New York, NY 10036, United States) at Times Square. Also seen in background are several theaters and marquees, including Loew's State, Embassy Newsreel, Palace, Mayfair, and Strand.
African American famous jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald singing accompanied by jazz artists of the Ray Brown trio (unseen), in a recording studio in New York City. Close view of Ella Fitzgerald singing 'how High the Moon'.
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