Scenes of female gymnasts at Yale University put on stockings, stretch, talk to team-mates and train with coaches. Gymnast feet walks on wooden balance beam. Gymnasts train on balance beams. Gymnast performs front handspring. Gymnast performs back handspring on balance beam. Gymnast grips on uneven bar and twists her body. Gymnasts perform various types of handsprings, arm press holds, rolls and walk overs on wooden balance beam. Gymnast performs on uneven bar. Gymnast performs a handspring. Gymnast on uneven bar with coach watching. Gymnast leaps from bar. Various gymnasts perform leap and handsprings.
Men and women load food container on to car. Merrill Phoenix and Harold Allen break the small flying craft marathon record of 60 hours airborne by making touch-and-go ground contacts for food and fuel. Their "Flivver" plane lifts a container from top of a speeding car.
A U.S. Army captain in the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) is helped as he steps from a ferry boat to speak with a Lieutenant wearing a white armband, who is assisting with embarkation duties. Closeup of the Lieutenant, and armband reading "H.Q. STA 7." The Lieutenant holds an embarkation passenger list for Company A, 131st Infantry, 33rd Division. He discusses it with the Captain (Company A Commander). view of the embarkation passenger list. The members of Company A, in full field gear, then disembark from the ferry as the two officers watch. Scene changes to a processing center at the pier. Soldier John J. Jones shows his identification card. Next are shown closeups of his military records, including : a copy of his service record; his individual equipment record; his pay card; an application for family allowance and information for allotment of pay;application for insurance and details of his beneficiaries. An army clerk types information into the records. Next, soldiers are seen relaxing on the floor of the processing center. Glimpse of the ferry boat,"Catshill," docked at the pier. (World War i; World War 1; WWI; WW1)
In a speech to the General Assembly of the United Nations, U.S. Secretary of State, George Marshall, refers to repeated vetoes by a permanent member of the Security Council. He discusses the post-war state of the world and the many matters yet to be resolved, including the independence of Austria, the Palestine issue, the matter of Korea, still divided along the 38th parallel, and status of nations in Eastern Europe, etc.
Few men with a pack of Malamutes also called Alaskan sledge dog or Husky. Malamute pups get out of their shelter and drink from a bowl. Native lady plays with an adult husky. She rides sledge pulled by huskies across the snowy plains.Malamute pups get their first lesson in sledge pulling.November 1934.
Christos Theofilou better known as Jim Londos or The Golden Greek wrestles Everett Marshall at the Madison Square Garden. Various wrestling moves are performed by both wrestlers. Referee pins Marshall and Londos retains NWA World Heavyweight Title after a nerve-wracking hour long challenge.19 November 1934.
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