View of the North side of The White House. President Calvin Coolidge works at his desk and writes during his tenure in the 1920s. Next scene shows close up view of President Herbert Hoover addressing people at a microphone on an outdoor stage, with his speech carried on radio. View of President Franklin Roosevelt speaking while seated at a desk in the White House. President Harry S Truman seated at a desk in the White House and preparing to deliver a televised address. President Dwight D Eisenhower addressing a press conference in the White House. View of people visiting North Portico area of White House in the 1950s after the White House renovation. View of the extended West Wing of the White House. Man arranges notepads in conference room of West Wing of the White house before a meeting. Chair of the American President flanked by United States Flag and flag of the seal of the President. View of the Oval Office.
United States President Ronald Wilson Reagan answers during his second Presidential debate in Kansas City to James Wieghart, the correspondent for Scripps-Howard, on how his government plans to balance the budget deficit
Movie trailer propaganda advertisement for 'Ordnance for victory. The largest public exhibition of war material ever presented in the United States' during World War 2. Heroic depictions of tanks, ships, and other weapons with music and text. Some of text reads, 'Weapons the Sons of America are using to Win Victory for Freedom and Liberty. The exposition is free to everyone from everywhere. The venue is, the entire 8th floor John Wanamaker. Timing is 10 am to 5 pm except weekdays and Fridays when hours will be noon to 9pm. Huge tanks, tank destroyers, Amphibian jeeps....Thousands of other symbols of similar war accomplishments are displayed which demonstrate America's soldiers of protection of the whole nation.'
Flight nurse student girls at table. Caption reads 'Preliminary to the final Exam'. 'The United States Air Force-0-Air University Graduation Ceremonies'. The girls in uniforms of different Services. There may be some from foreign countries too. On way to graduation exercises. Colonel Robt J Platt, the Commandant, speaks. Woman officer of the Flight Nurses Corps pinning wings on graduates during cermony. The young women get their wings, including an African American woman. The women file out of the chapel. Girls display their diplomas.
Glimpses of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt's life. President Roosevelt sits in a lawn chair. Back of President Roosevelt's head as he stands speaking out a window or porch area. Roosevelt with Boy Scouts (holding a drum that says, in part "St. Patricks Church"), likely at a World War I liberty loan or Red Cross drive. Roosevelt speaking from a stage area. President Roosevelt seated at a table, smiling, with flowers on the table in front of him. Roosevelt standing in a slow moving car during a parade with people waving many American flags, in front of the Old Post Office Building in Washington DC. Roosevelt seated in a car. Roosevelt on wooden stage with American flag and bunting addresses crowd at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson, Kansas on September 22, 1912. President Roosevelt on grand stand watching a parade of new soldier inductees, not yet in uniform, as they march in a parade on 5th Avenue, New York City during World War 1. Quentin Roosevelt, son of President Theodore Roosevelt and Captain in U.S. Army in World War I, poses in his cavalry uniform.
View of the funeral procession of President Theodore Roosevelt, following his death two days earlier on January 6, 1919. Point of view shot from moving car in procession looking backward toward other cars in the procession. Funeral procession and crowd gathered outside Christ Church Episcopal Parish (61 E Main St, Oyster Bay, NY 11771, United States) in Oyster Bay New York. The Reverend Doctor George E. Talmage seen briefly at door beside hearse automobile, and then President Roosevelt's casket draped with an American flag is seen being placed in the hearse. A uniformed Boy Scout stands by in the foreground. William H Taft, Charles E Hughes, and General Leonard Wood walk in the funeral procession exiting the church. President Roosevelt is buried in Oyster Bay, New York.
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