African American people line up to volunteer for helping King Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia in case of an Italian invasion (Italo-Ethiopian War). People register themselves as Ethiopian volunteers in New York City. A young African American woman registers herself for service as a nurse in Africa.
James Meredith speaks to the press after being chosen by the Republicans as their candidate to run against Congressman Adam Clayton Powell in an upcoming special election. The Civil Rights figure, Meredith, is seen talking to reporters.
A man interviews former Minnesota Viking quarterback Fran Tarkenton after he joins New York Giants. Giants coach Allie Sherman speaks about Tarkenton's ability and performance. Men play football.
New York Yankees win game four to clinch the 1938 World Series. 60,000 baseball fans cheer during the game. The Yankees' Frankie Crosetti hits triple to score two runs in 2nd inning. Cubs' Phil Cavaretta doubles. In 8th inning, Cubs' Ken O'dea hits two-run homer. Yankees' Myril Hoag hits double to score Lou Gehrig. Crosetti hits double to score two runs. Crowd walks on field after end of game.
A promotional documentary about fight against poverty in East Harlem, New York City. African American men buy illegal drugs from a peddler. They hand over money to the drug dealer. The men roll joints and smoke marijuana. High school drop outs study as they hope to get jobs. An African American man playing with children outside in a playground area.
African American men work on machines as they learn new job skills. Man trains in use of mimeograph machine. Metal machining and use of lathe is taught. Two men learn to assemble a tire on a rim while others learn engine repair.
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