Educational and general standards of the segregated African American schools in South Carolina. A bus in poor condition of the Fern Cliff School. African American students of the Fern Cliff School move in a line out of the school building.
Educational ill-standards of the African American schools in South Carolina in USA. Pupils and teachers of the Fern Cliff School an African American school pose for a group photograph. Students pose near dilapidated school bus. All the teachers and students stuffed into the same single bus for transportation. The bus is packed to more than its optimum limit.
African Americans farm workers at work on an agricultural farm. The workers include men, women and considerable number of children. A child carrying sacks walks along the uneven paths in the farm. Children stand nearby a school bus.
Russian farmers visit farms in South Dakota to know about the high speed wheat harvesting system. They also visit the Corn Palace in Mitchell where they examine the art and structures made from corn, and they look at trinkets and other local wares in a gift shop.
An early helicopter being tested at facility of the P-V Engineering Forum (later the Piasecki Co.) in Roxborough, Pennsylvania. Pilot attempting tethered flight in a one-place stripped prototype of the P-V2 helicopter Men stand by side of the helicopter as the pilot sits in the framework cockpit. They maintain hold on the landing gear of the helicopter as the pilot experiments with the controls and familiarizes himself with the helicopter's response. A long tethering rope snakes out along the ground near the helicopter. The pilot succeeds in hovering the craft a foot or two above the ground.
Platt-LePage Aircraft Company of Eddystone, Pennsylvania. A boy poses by a cockpit mockup of the XR-1 helicopter. Pilot Lou Leavitt sits in the mockup with his arm around the boy. The boy poses with four employees of the Platt-LePage Aircraft Company. Scene shifts to flight testing of the U.S. Army Air Corps XR-1 helicopter, which moves about in a variety of maneuvers, demonstrating considerable stability and control, although confined to a relatively low altitude of approximately fifty feet.
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