Bonus Army in United States. Armed American Army troops destroy camp of World War I veterans demanding bonuses promised to them. Soldiers on streets.. The veterans and associates are driven from the camp which soldiers destroy and burn.
End of World War I. A Great Victory Parade in New York, United States. Soldiers march down Fifth Avenue as large crowd looks on. The Arch at Washington Square with balloons flying in the air held down by decorative pillars erected in the square. A lone man climbs on the Washington Square Arch. Spectators jam the sidewalks. Large crowd fills steps of the New York Public Library.
A newspaper delivery boy named Edward Floyd demonstrates his homemade car and delivery vehicle. The 13 year old newspaper boy in Seattle, Washington, United States, refuels his homemade car and then drives away in the car, down the sidewalk, delivering newspapers.
A gesture of charity during the Great Depression in United States. A Kansas City, Missouri, businessman gives away 500 overcoats to unemployed men. Men line up to collect coats. Men wear the overcoats given by the businessman.
Victory in Europe Day, also called VE Day, during World War II. Pennsylvania Avenue with the Capitol in the background in Washington DC, United States. People walk down the Avenue. Cars and trams move on the street. Station wagons with wooden sides are seen.
Victory in Europe Day during World War II. Officials enter a building in Washington DC, United States on VE Day during World War II. Naval officers enter the Department of the Interior building.
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