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M1918 tanks built by Ford Motor Company are tested to cross gullies and climb earth banks.
World War 1 U.S. Army tanks built by Ford run an obstacle course lay out on an open field behind residential area. Military and civilian officials observe as 3-ton M1918 tanks cross gullies and climb earth banks. Tank knocks down posts embedded on ground, crosses railroad tracks and fails to scale sharply graded bank on mud. Military officials gather to take a look at the tank. View of residential houses in the background. Tanks along with their drivers lined up for inspection during World War I.
Volunteers undergo training for Emergency Conservation Work and President Roosevelt visits these camps.
From the film, "Forests and Men. The President's Conservation Corps at Work." President Franklin Roosevelt signs a document regarding the establishment of the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression. F. A. Silcox, Chief of United States Forest Service talks about the need for forest conservation. American flag on a pole. President Franklin Roosevelt visits an ECM (Emergency Conservation Work) camp. He has lunch with other officials. ECW workers and officals pose for a photograph with the President. View of the Shenandoah National Park CCC camp #3 from a hilltop, with letters "CAMP NIRA" (National Industrial Recovery Act) visible painted on the roof of one of the buildings. Woman hands over a sheet of paper to the Director of ECW, Robert Fechner. People stand outside United States Army recruitment camp and an Agriculture Department building. ECW volunteers being trained by the U.S. Army at Fort Washington in Virginia. Volunteers undergo training at camps and are sent to various forest conservation areas. Cooks cut meat. Men stand in line to receive food and are seated at outdoor tables eating food.
Minuet dance at Independence Hall, Philadelphia.
High society debutantes and their escorts perform the old time minuet outside Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. View of front façade of the Independence Hall (520 Chestnut Street between 5th and 6th Streets, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S). The young women and young men dance in period 18th century clothing. The event was organized to recall days of Alexander Hamilton, the most influential of the United States' founding fathers.
Students demolish old college building at Wellesley, making way for a new modern building.
Collegiettes wreck and demolish an historic Wellesley college building. Female students move out the furniture, smash windows, rip down doors, and build a bonfire to burn much of it. Two girls jokingly try to make calls using disconnected old telephones. The girls are destroying the building to make way for new college structure.
Introduction of Walkie Talkies in a Vienna Hotel.
A guest enters the hotel to check in in Vienna, Austria. A woman works as a telephone operator for the hotel. A man reading a newspaper takes a call from his portable walkie-talkie. A woman answers a call from her bath. Hotel staff, chef, and chambermaids use their walkie-talkies. Hotel staff and guests talk on the Walkie Talkie. 04 August 1958.
YMCA staff teaching African American soldiers during World War 1.
Education activities by YMCA during WWI. An African American woman teacher conducts classes for World War I era African American soldiers. Bulletin board displays schedule of various classes, including English, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, History, and French. The teacher calls on various students to stand and recite. The students are all African American men in U.S. Army uniform. 1917-1918.
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