The flooded areas after the Smith Paper Company dam has been opened in Manchester, New Hampshire. A bridge over the Merrimack River The top of a house floating under the bridge. A power plant surrounded by water. Two U.S. Army Air Corps Martin B-10s flying over New Hemisphere River and mountains. The crew aboard B-10. The B-10 dropping relief bundles to stranded flood refugees in New Hampshire.
The U.S. Olympic Figure Skating Team show their skating skills at Rockefeller Center in Manhattan, New York City. Olympic pair skaters, Yvonne Sherman and Robert Swenning, of the New York Figure Skating Club, demonstrate a pair lift and side-by-side spirals. Spectators watch them performing. Richard Button of the Philadelphia Skating Club and Humane Society performs 2 axels, and a flying camel spin into a back sit spin, changing into a forward scratch spin. (These are shown in slow motion to better show his movements.) New Yorker Eileen Seigh performs 4 split jumps, 3 axels and a forward sit spin into a final scratch spin. (Note: Eileen and Dick trained with Gus Lussi in Lake Placid. The pairs team, Yvonne Sherman and Robert Swenning were pupils of Pierre Brunet, a former French National champion, who , with his wife Andree, were World pair champions ).
Profitable remodeling of business property in New York City, New York. The Vice President of an industrial savings bank seated at his table speaks about remodeling business property. He says that the industrial savings bank owned a six-story store and an office building. The six-story building. People moving about outside the building. A large store and a small store on the ground floor. The original picture layout of the ground floor with one large store and one small store, earning a rental of $5,800. The Vice President says that the large store was decided to be remodeled into four smaller stores and rented out. A new picture layout of the ground floor with four small stores in place of the large store, which will earn a rental of $11,500. The Vice President of the bank says that the remodeling cost is expected to be met in about three years and the bank would now have five stores instead of two stores.
Broadway and Union Square in Manhattan, New York City on 8 July 1903. Trolley cars filled with passengers. Trolley cars move on tracks. Passengers get off and, on the trolleys, or street cars. Broadway and 42nd Street viewed from the newly constructed Times Building (1 Times Square Manhattan, New York 10036). The newly constructed Astor Hotel (One Astor Plaza, New York, NY 10036, USA) visible below with flag flying over its roof.
Wendell L. Willkie, defeated 1940 Republican Presidential Candidate, leaves New York City, from Laguardia Seaplane Base on a Pan American World Airways Boeing 314 'Clipper' flying boat. Willkie and other passengers walk along a pier. Willkie waves his hat and boards a Pan American World Airways Boeing 314 'Clipper' flying boat. Members of crew on the pier. Boeing 314 taxis on waterways and takes off. Boeing 314 in flight. A Boeing 314 lands in Flushing Bay, New York City, and is pulled backwards to dock at the Laguardia Pan American Airways Seaplane Base. A gas tank of the New York Consolidated Edison Company is seen on the shore. Passengers deplane and walk on floating dock to terminal building.
Jewish war veterans parade in New York. Buildings along the sides of a street. Men march on the street. They protest against German Chancellor Adolf Hitler and Nazi persecutions. New York elected officials are seen watching the demonstration, including New York Mayor John P. O'Brien. Aerial view of the demonstration.
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