View at War Shipping Administration Division headquarters in New York City. Atlantic Coast Director W.W.Schwenk discussing with other officials in a meeting. Schewenk discussing and looking into Secret War Administration Data Book. Door sign of 'OFFICE OF ATLANTIC COAST DIRECTOR - WAR SHIPPING ADMN ENTRANCE' can be seen. (World War II period)
Ocean liners Leviathan and Mauretania coming toward New York City pier. American Troops of the 27th Division disembarking from ocean liners, at the end of World War 1 service. Soldiers walking down ramp from USS Leviathan to dock.
Two men load WMCA station wagon with equipment for an on-the-spot report. Station wagon on its way to the UN building along busy streets of Manhattan, New York City. It reaches its destination. Men edit and re-record each day's UN session taken by tape recorder. View back in studio of WMCA radio station with men working with the recording.
United States Lines flagship, the S.S. Leviathan at New York City pier. Shows recreational pursuits (swimming, dancing, shuffleboard, and other activities) aboard the ship. Ship underway at sea and steam emit from stacks. Crowd looks at ship underway. People relax on lower deck of S.S. Leviathan.
View from inside dirigible airship in flight in New York Harbor. Pilot and crew in cockpit of airship with view of ocean liner Queen Mary below. RMS Queen Mary returning to U.S. after end of World War 2 in Europe. Troops on the main deck of Queen Mary.
Men adjust diver's equipment. Divers hauled over side of barge. Divers submerge to work on ship SS Normandie following its fire and capsizing at New York City port.
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