President Franklin D. Roosevelt is seen driving his personal Ford Phaeton hand-controlled car along the tree-lined drive at the estate. Also in the car are his daughter, Anna Roosevelt Dall, and her daughter, Anna Eleanor Dall ("Sistie") and son, Curtis Roosevelt Dall ("Buzzie"). The children are both standing in the back of the car. Next, Roosevelt sits in his car, parked in a cornfield, near the Little White House in Warm Springs, Georgia, while his grandchlldren, Anna and Curtis Dall, visit with farm hands who are piling old plants into a truck. President Roosevelt seen in a close-up. Scene changes to the lawn at "Springwood, where his grandchildren, surround him as he writes letters of thanks, acknowledging congratulatory messages received on his reelection. Next, FDR and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, are seen sitting in wicker chairs on the lawn, when they are approached by grandchildren, Anna and Curtis, astride horses, and granddaughter, Sara, on a pony. Mrs. Roosevelt had been doing needlework. Their dog, “Meggie” sits nearby. Close-up of Sara on her pony. FDR pets the pony while talking to Sara. Scene shifts to President Roosevelt at a desk, looking over his stamp collection. Next, FDR sits by a fireplace with his Mother, Sara Ann Delano Roosevelt. They converse and share a laugh.
Sugar refining, processing, and packaging at Domino Sugar Refinery in New York. A tugboat brings ship to dock. A scientist works with sugar sample in a laboratory. Workers haul carts loaded with bags of raw sugar in refinery. Overhead cranes carry away bags. The bags opened and raw sugar passed through the crusher. The bucket elevator carries it to an upper floor for the first process in the wash house. The interior of the sugar mill. The workers operate machinery. Bag filters are used to remove the impurities from the liquor. The workers operate a large vat. The sugar is washed with white liquor. Workers lower one vat into another and close it. The vat revolves and stops. The vat inside is removed using the overhead crane. Women workers place boxes on endless belt as part of packaging process. The cartons are weighed,checked and sealed. An automated machine in operation. The machine fills up the boxes with refined sugar. "Domino Cane Sugar" printed on the boxes.
Cotton shipping in New York. A man looks over bales of cotton in a warehouse. Ship docked at harbor. Conveyor belts transfer cotton bales to the ship. A man aboard the deck rotates the gear and operates machinery. Cranes load cotton bales into the cargo hold of the ship. Cotton bales are lowered into cargo hold.
Cotton shipping in New York. View of the a street in the city. Automobiles and pedestrian traffic seen. Workers unwrap bales of cotton. A man takes samples from bales. The man covers the cotton sample with a paper sheet. Ships docked at harbor. A cart and truck loaded with cotton bales moves on the dock. The worker unloads cotton bales from the cart and truck.
The skyline of New York. View of Queensboro Bridge, the 59th Street Bridge, a cantilever bridge over the East River in New York City. The skyscrapers seen in the background. View of the skyscrapers from Governors Island. Staten Island Ferry underway at sea in the foreground.
Skyline of New York from Weehawken, New Jersey. View of buildings at the port. Ferry move in the foreground. Skyscrapers seen in the far background.
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