African American neighborhood Harlem in New York City, United States. Exteriors of various shops and stores. Traffic passes along busy street in the foreground. Sign reads 'Harlem Seafood'. African American people walk along street. African American woman sells ice cream cones.
A demonstration against the Taft hartley Act, in New York City. People march along a street. Signs held by the people parading along the street. One sign reads: "Force owners to reach agreement." Policemen control the crowd.
U.S. Navy ships launched in the United States during World War II. Lieutenant Commander Mildred H. McAfee, USNR (US Navy Reserve), Director of the WAVES (Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service) breaks a bottle of champagne on the bow of a carrier and christens USS Franklin (CV-13) in Newport News, Virginia on 14th October, 1943. A destroyer is launched at the Great Lakes. The destroyer is turned into an upright position. Shipyard workers cheer. A ship is launched sideways.
U.S. Attorney Charles H. Tuttle wins U.S. Republican Party gubernatorial nomination. He poses with his family for a photograph in Albany, New York.
Yale University beats the University of Maine in New Haven, Connecticut. A football game in progress. Spectators in the stands. Yale University wins over the University of Maine with a score of 38-0.
Jaywalkers keep policemen busy in New York City. Pedestrians walk and cross a street improperly as traffic moves. Two pedestrians trying to cross a street are stopped by a policeman. The policeman shows traffic lights to the pedestrians. Policemen try to stop jaywalkers crossing streets. A policeman fining a pedestrian for jay walking.
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