View of delegates seated near conference table and other people listening to speeches. A delegate speaks about condition of Jews in Palestine. Dr Stephen S Wise and Dr. Nahum Goldmann seated among the other delegates. (World War 2 period).
Dr. Bernard Joseph speaks at War Emergency Conference of World Jewish Congress in Atlantic City, during World War 2. He presents a resolution on Palestine and calls for the establishment of Palestine as a free and democratic Jewish Commonwealth. Further he appeals to the United Nations to aid in the transfer of Jewish survivors of the holocaust to Palestine. Dr Stephen S. Wise can be seen seated next to the Dr. Bernard Joseph.
View of delegates seated at War Emergency Conference of World Jewish Congress in Atlantic City, during World War 2. Delegates applaud and listen carefully as told to by Director. A delegate from Chile asked to come up on stage.
U.S. Army Signal Corps soldier working on U.S. Army Signal Corps radio set. Views of soldier talking on SCR (Signal Corps Radio) set. Aerial view of dense forest. View across coconut trees. Bits of wire covered with fungus shown. Moisture and fungus on Signal Corps Radio equipment, test instruments and leather case shown. View of Technical Bulletin booklets. Signal Corps soldier working with MKL/GSM kit for step by step processing of units. (World War II period).
Lined up members of fungi and moisture proofing team standing near repair truck. View inside the truck. Team members enter the locker room where Signal Corps Radio-610 (SCR - 610) radio sets are kept. equipment are treated by way of cleaning, drying and spraying. Members of proofing team works on assembly line procedures used for handling many units at one time. View of treated and untreated piece of wires.
Views of United States Army soldiers talking on radio sets. A radio engineer working on a radio set. Radio sets and tubes of early times shown. Then a SCR (Signal Corps Radio) 694 radio set is displayed. U.S. Army soldiers moving in military vehicles with SCR 694 radio set and working with SCR 694 in fields. A case containing transmitter and receiver are thrown into water by a soldier. Case floating in water. Soldiers working with different components of SCR 694 radio set. (World War II period).
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