A cemetery in Atlanta, Georgia. The cemetery with unusual grave-markers.
African American occupations in Atlanta, Georgia. An African American businessman speaking in his office. A picture of another African American businessman.
African American occupations in Atlanta, Georgia. An African American woman using a keyboard machine to cut Hollerith 88 column punch cards. Another African American worker using a sorter to process punch cards. View of the sorter stacking cards into separate bins. Another worker feeds cards onto a machine that takes them rapidly, one at a time. A man watching cards travel along a sorting device. A worker taking a nap.
African American boys playing marbles on the ground. Five members of an African American family riding in a wagon pulled by a mule. Two African American girls walking along a path. Newly constructed modern garden apartment buildings. Several local African American residents in vicinity of a number of large older wooden dwellings near the new apartments. Several African American boys huddled between brick columns as they pose for camera. An African American boy pulling a roller skate board with a large parcel on it. A couple placing curtains on a stretcher outdoors. A large building with unusual collection of stone, tile, and other material comprising its walls.
A speech by British Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill in London, England during World War 2. He states that Britain is in stronger position than it was at the start of the war. He says that fate of Holland, Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Poland and Austria will be decided by the victory of Britain and French Republic.
French pilots fly American built Curtiss Hawk airplanes in France early in World War II. French pilots board U.S. built airplanes to combat German aircraft. Formations of French Curtiss Hawks in flight. A German Dornier Do-17 bomber descending in normal flight. French fighters in the area. Downed German He-111 bomber near front lines is inspected. Frenchmen eat lunch using part of wrecked German bomber as a table. Holes on the damaged German aircraft. The Imperial German Eagle insignia is on the fuselage of the wrecked airplane (with no swastikas). But swastikas appear on the empennage. A triangle with 87 inscribed in it appears on the fuselage, indicating that 87 octane fuel should be used.
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