1929 - Men shuffle along a bread line in a city during the Great Depression, while others read newspapers together.
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1930s - A long line of people is seen waiting outside the Chicago Relief Administration office during the Great Depression in America.
1930 - Crowds on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue include the unemployed alongside the wealthy during the Great Depression.
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1930s - A farmer uses a horse-drawn plow.
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1937 - Mayor La Guardia is pleased when Secretary of the Interior Ickes confirms that the mayor's notions of housing are in step with the administration's, and budget won't be an issue.
1930 - Unemployed men line up in New York City for food and money from Franciscan friars.
1934 - Thanks to the New Deal's Federal Deposit Insurance policy, depositors are guaranteed their money's safety for the first time during the Great Depression (narrated in 1959).
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1937 - International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers protest with signs at City Hall, and Mayor La Guardia comes out to address them.
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1937 - Exteriors of Tammany Hall in New York City.
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1920s - A new session of Congress begins in Washington DC.
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1930s - Father Coughlin gives an impassioned speech, then works on writing on another.
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1937 - People enjoy Union Square in New York City.
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1937 - A campaign song set to the tune of the Marine Hymn is performed at a Fusion Party rally for Mayor La Guardia.
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1937 - Mayor La Guardia answers correspondence from his private car.
1929 - Wealthy financier Bernard Baruch advises regulating government spending and taxing everyone on everything in order to help those suffering most during the Great Depression.
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USA - 1940s - The US government becomes centralized during the Great Depression in an effort to help the people's welfare.
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1937 - Mayor La Guardia arrives at the Department of the Interior in Washington DC to talk with Secretary Ickes.
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1937 - Mayor La Guardia's chauffeur drives with a dictaphone in the passenger seat.
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1929 - A French diplomat speaks to the importance of good relations between France and America during the Great Depression.
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1937 - Mayor La Guardia sits in the reviewing stand for an American Legion parade.
1936 - American democracy and history is celebrated while farmers are seen at work and landmarks like the Statue of Liberty and Lincoln Memorial are shown.
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1937 - Mayor La Guardia uses a car dictaphone and reads mail as he is driven to City Hall.
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1937 - Exteriors of New York's City Hall.
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1937 - Mayor La Guardia reads mail and uses a car dictaphone as he is driven to City Hall.
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1936 - A diplomat at the US Embassy in Paris gives passports to citizens and asks about who else they are planning to move from Spain during the Spanish Civil War.
1930s - Men walk into a factory in Detroit to begin the day's work during the Great Depression in America.
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1930s - A boat sails down a river between forested banks.
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1940s - People walk out of churches and German-American businesses in Minnesota.
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1934 - Men on strike exchange words on a New York City sidewalk.
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USA - 1930s - In this animated film, farm animals and crops get along cheerfully with each other and a farmer's family.
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1930s - Father Coughlin arrives to give a speech to the National Union for Social Justice.
1930s - Men looking for work enter a factory during the Great Depression in America.
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1930s - A car drives past a shop and church in a small town.
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1930s - Lumberjacks' saws rest on a tree stump near a log cabin with a water wheel.
1931 - Communist sympathizers rally in support of the Soviet Union and workers in New York City.
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1937 - Mayor La Guardia speaks to victimized shopkeepers in his office, who have been forced to allow racketeers to operate slot machines in their shops, and vows to put an end to the criminal activity no matter what the federal courts say.
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USA - 1935 - A husband and wife provide humorous commentary on the end of a bicycle race they're seeing covered in a movie theater.
1930 - Poor men receive bread and soup on a breadline in an American city during the Great Depression.
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USA - 1930s - In this animated film, a giant surplus cotton bale flattens farmhouses as an example of the need to import foreign goods.
1935 - A montage of jobs made possible by the New Deal include shipping and aviation.
1932 - Children line up to get milk and food at a social welfare store during the Great Depression.
1935 - Construction workers take a well-earned lunch break, and the National Housing Act for homeowners is explained.
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1934 - Men on strike in New York City read newspapers, go to bars, and travel the sidewalks.
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USA - 1930s - In this animated film, cotton bales make their way to harbors for trade.
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1930s - Farmers overwork their land, and nature retaliates with heavy rainfall and wind.
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1930s - Father Coughlin gives an impassioned sermon, broadcast by the radio.