United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt makes a radio address on Brotherhood Day or Sabbath Day in the United States. He says that he thinks of America as one home. He states that the wellbeing of a family depends on the wellbeing of their neighbors. He insists on international and community relationships. He insists on the need of spiritual awakening. He talks about the National Conference of Jews and Christians. He asks people to rise above creed and economic status.
United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt makes a radio address on Brotherhood Day or Sabbath Day in the United States. He talks about religious understanding and faith. He states that people should reach across the lines between creeds, clasp hands and work for a common cause. The First Lady of the United States Eleanor Roosevelt seated with a woman.
Sugarcane being harvested in Barbados Island. A farmer harvests sugarcane from a field. Cows at the farm. A bullock cart carries sugarcanes. A picturesque windmill. The wings of the windmill rotates. The farmer put the sugarcane in between the stones and being crushed. The juice comes out. A woman eats sugarcane.
A pontoon bridge swings open wide to allow passage of an arriving steamship in Willemstad, Curacao. Views from the ship as it traverses the canal. Passengers line the deck to watch.The pontoon bridge swings back into position again, and local pedestrians and vehicles that have been waiting, move quickly to proceed on their way again.
Views from a moving railroad train traveling from the Atlantic terminus of the Panama Canal. Commercial district and shops with signs identifying a large drug store, the Eastern Palace, and many small shops down side streets. A lush and well-to-do residential and business district. The train passes beside the Gatun lake. Passengers are seen next on a boat moving through the Gaillard Cut (formerly known as the Culebra Cut). Two women take pictures with their cameras, as another boat passes them. views of continuing construction activity high above in hills above the water with resulting debris being washed into the Cut. View from a ship entering the locks at Miraflores. Locomotive moving along track beside the locks.
A printing press in the United States. The newspapers come out from a printing machine. Operations at the press.
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