Several newsreel cameramen taking pictures of a Cocker Spaniel puppy dog in the White House in Washington. The Puppy named 'Feller,' belongs to U.S. President Truman.
General Dwight Eisenhower and his wife are greeted in Washington DC by Secretary Defense Robert Lovett and General Omar Bradley. General Eisenhower meets high officials in the Pentagon building in Arlington Virginia. Cameramen taking pictures of the events. General Eisenhower in a meeting with U.S. President Truman regarding expediting of arms to NATO nations in Europe.
The Aerocar aerobile designed by Moulton Taylor of Longview in Washington seen on the highway. Moulton Taylor transforms the car into plane by attaching the wings and propeller and takes off in it. Men gathered at the airport to watch the conversion of a car into a plane.
A football game between Blue Devils of Duke and Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. The players seen on field. The game ends in a tie as both teams score 14 points each. Crowds cheer the players. The crowds mix with the players on the ground as the game ends.
African American early jazz musician playing drums. Drummer in band seen hitting cymbal of a drum set with a drum stick. Drums are also seen. A member of the orchestra seen in the background playing another instrument.
Unemployed and poor men stand in outdoor soup kitchen line or bread line to receive bread and soup during the Great Depression in the United States. Several people stand in line with baskets in their hands to receive potatoes. Sacks of potatoes seen on the ground and a man shovels potatoes into sacks. Some people in the soup line or queue have sacks and others have wagons to haul potatoes that they receive for food relief for the jobless. Some children in families accompany their parents in the food line.
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