United States conducts nuclear bomb and weapons tests at Pacific Proving grounds of Pacific Ocean. This nuclear shot is possibly from Operation Redwing.
The Japanese Ambassador to the United States, Kensuke Horinouchi, in Japan. Horinouchi talks to reporter Dennis McEvoy. McEvoy takes notes. Horinouchi looks at some papers and a book. McEvoy speaks.
Joseph Clark Grew, the United States Ambassador to Japan, in Japan. Grew arrives in his study room. He talks over a telephone and writes on a paper. Grew picks up the paper and again make a call. He then lights his pipe. Grew sits with his family including his daughter and two children. He shows a typewriter to one of the children. Grew's daughter Mrs. Lilla Cabot Grew talks.
Fishermen's Memorial Monument in Gloucester, Massachusetts, United States. Ships anchored at the coast. Buildings along the coast line. Inscription on a stone reads 'They That Go Down To The Sea In Ships', 1623 –1923. Atop the monument is a sculpture of a Gloucester fisherman in foul weather gear with his hands on the wheel.
Activity on deck aboard a commercial fishing boat off the coast of Massachusetts,United States. Crewmen lower fishing gear over the port side..One crewman climbs aloft where he adjusts a turnbuckle and unfurls a pennant to billow in the breeze.Several crewmen retrieve the top of a net from water at starboard and hook up to haul it and its catch aboard.
Fishing activity aboard a New England fishing boat off the coast of Massachusetts in the United States. Crewmen empty fishing net on deck of the boat. Men sort fish. They place the fish in containers of water (livewells ).
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