USA - 1935 - In this comedy, a man has a conversation with his reflection about marrying the boss's daughter.
1934 - Governor Huey Long employs the National Guard of Louisiana to combat racketeering (narrated in 1959).
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USA - 1950s - Dwight Eisenhower replaces Harry Truman as President of the United States, and seeks to make Alaska a state.
PHILADELPHIA - 1932 - Manager Connie Mack expresses his belief that the Philadelphia Athletics will be better than last year due to better physical conditioning.
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1959 - In this crime movie, a man is insulted when a cop implies his uncle robbed a bank.
1956 - President Eisenhower shares his faith in God in a reelection campaign ad.
1954 - Anthony Eden, Georges Bidault, Vyacheslav Molotov, and John Foster Dulles meet to discuss the reunification of Germany but cannot meet an agreement.
1949 - Canada's Prime Minister St. Laurent speaks on similarities he shares with President Truman.
1945 - President Truman vows that America will fight on until Japan's unconditional surrender.
1947 - America's former ambassador to Russia, William Bullitt, testifies to HUAC about the dangerous of communism.
1934 - Edward Bremer, survivor of a kidnapping by the Barker-Karpis gang, speaks.
1945 - In this documentary directed by Frank Capra, Assistant Secretary of State Acheson explains how American exports to Japan changed leading up to America's entry into the war.
1930 - Former New York City police commissioner Arthur Woods oversees urban construction projects as a relief program for the unemployed.
1953 - USAF General Mills is oversees the Special Weapons Command headquarters in Nevada.
1937 - Lee Thompson Smith oversees a grand jury discussing evidence of organized crime in New York City.
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MASSACHUSETTS - 1919 - Calvin Coolidge poses with his family before voting in the election for governor of Massachusetts, which he wins.
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USA - 1940 - In this comedy, a man investigates a complaint about a sailor keeping a boy locked in a room. The men speak at an office desk.
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USA - 1925 - In this drama, a medium holds a seance. She grabs her neck, a man slips into a vent and pretends to be a ghost.
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1918 - The US Army Signal Corps' insignia is animated ahead of a portrait of President Wilson.
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1936 - War Secretary Woodring echoes FDR's intent to keep America's sons out of war, and plans to do so with a strong but conservatively sized military.
US - 1952 - in this film noir, a priest tells a young man, who is sensitive about the scars on his face, to be more confident and not pay attention to what others say, giving him good advice.
1946 - Secretary Byrnes reports back on the Big Four Conference, acknowledging the difficulties of maintaining world peace.
1958 - White House Chief of Staff Sherman Adams responds to allegations that he accepted gifts from a nefarious businessman.
1951 - Actor Ray Milland narrates an anti-communist, pro-American PSA urging Americans to invest in defense bonds and be grateful for their freedoms.