Soldiers walk along with prisoners of war at a field in France. Vehicles pass on the field. Soldiers move on tank. They rest in the field.
Soldiers stand near a tank at a field in Saint Quentin, France. Trees in the field. Soldiers pass on the field along with carts. An observation balloon in the sky. Soldiers in a vehicle hold the control of the balloon. Wrecked houses in the field. Soldiers fire artillery. They load and fire the guns. Smoke arises due to the firing. Soldiers watch the balloon through binoculars.
Soldiers in trenches in a field in France. They dig trenches. Trees in the background. Soldiers stand in a foxhole. They move on horse-carts on the field. Cars passing on the street. Soldiers load luggage on the horse-carts and move on the field. They enter Longmont. Wrecked houses, buildings and trees in the area. Wreckage in the field.
General D Espere, Commander-in-Chief greets Commanders of Allied forces in Salonika, the Balkans. They discuss amongst themselves. Building in the background. General shakes hands with the Commanders.
U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt addresses youth in the United States. The President seated at a desk in his office in Washington DC. He addresses the youth of the United States outlining the changes that have occurred in American life. He states that the changed conditions require a new approach.
J. Edgar Hoover speaks from his new office on the occasion of his appointment as the Director of the newly created Federal Bureau of Investigation or FBI. Behind his desk a sailfish is mounted on the wall. Exterior views of the new Department of Justice Building at Pennsylvania Avenue and 9th Street, in Washington, DC. A trolley car and tracks can be seen in the streets.
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