A Ford Model -T roadster driven by a woman, with two women passengers in the rear seat, drives in the center of a race track. It lurches up and down over rough section of the track. Another Ford Model-T hastens to join in behind the women. It also bounces and jerks over the same section of track. At the inside edge of the track, a long line of Fordson Tractors moves by on parade, along with a large early steam roller. Edge of the spectator grandstand just visible.
A motorcycle policemen leads a parade of new (1926 models) Ford motor vehicles, on a race track. A long line of Ford cars, trucks, and buses follow slowly on the race track. A man in one of the first vehicles is speaking toward the the camera and spectators, with a large megaphone.
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Aftermath of a major fire on board the USS Enterprise (CVAN-65). A marine helicopter standing on the flight deck area of USS Enterprise. Admiral John Hyland and other U.S. Navy officers get down from the helicopter. Officers walk towards the destroyed portions of the ship. They stand beside a gaping hole in the deck, caused by explosion of a bomb during the fire. Sailors working at the gaping hole on the bulkhead of the deck. One is holding a long rope that extends down into the hole. Admiral Hyland stands with other officers and discusses. Red shirts still holding a fire hose. Debris of many burnt and mangled aircraft scattered over the deck and men among the wreckage. A torn leather shoe among the wreckage.
Jewish refugee men and women of all ages gathered together to eat at the Jews' Temporary Shelter, 63 Mansell Street, in London's East End. They sit at long tables. Women carry plates of food out to the tables. Some diners are wearing coats. A large parlor area. Some people sitting at a table working on documents. Others sitting, smoking, relaxing, and listening to a man playing the accordian. ( Supplemental notes: At the beginning of the clip (0.08-0.09 and 0.26-0,39) the gentleman with the moustache is Adolph Michaelson, who was superintendant of the Shelter. Later in the clip (at 0.1.30-01.48) the lady in the doorway is Mrs. Sarah Michaelson, who was matron of the Shelter. They ran the Shelter from about 1912 until 1940.)
An expansive desert with a massive formation of Soviet troops at attention on one side, with flags, and a long stretch of tank columns on the other side. Views of the tanks moving through the desert in formation, with sand and dust billowing behind. A group of Soviet military officers hunched over a map making plans.
A submersible tank of the Soviet military tows a piece of artillery from shore and drags it under water. A small long boat in the background observes the operation. Views of the tank driver in the tank, and underwater views of the tank moving while underwater.
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