Beauty pageant in Kansas with a Native American theme. A Cherokee Native American Indian baby is named the Princess of America in Lawrence, Kansas. Native American Indian women holding their babies. White women seen dressed in Native American Indian regalia. Native American Indian woman Jenora Hooper, of Cherokee tribe, is named the Princess of America. She poses for the camera.
U.S. Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes visits the White House in Washington DC. Chief Justice Hughes and other judicial members exit the building and pose for cameras. Line of a number of men including Justices. (1930 justices were: Harlan Stone, George Sutherland, Charles Evans Hughes, James McReynolds, Louis Brandeis, Pierce Butler, Willis Van Devanter, Benjamin Cardozo, Owen Roberts.)
During the Great Depression, children in families of jobless parents are supplied with free food in Chicago, Illinois. A sign reads 'Children's Shelter'. Children of unemployed parents arriving at the building. Free meals supplied to the children. The children eating the food.
A car equipped with four wheel steering performs in Pontiac, Michigan. A man drives the car in many different ways on a bridge. View of a car wheel. The car is parallel parked between two cars. The car pulls out of space at right angle.
Pennsylvania military school cadets ride horses in Chester, Pennsylvania. The cadets ride horses in a wooded area and cross a stream.
Business men of the Lions Club dance in Escalon, California. Men put on make up and dress up like women. The men dance.
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