Black and white film original, 1945. US President Franklin Roosevelt is mourned following his death in Warm Springs, Georgia, on April 12, 1945. This is a narrated piece of some of the highlights of his political and personal life (note: cannot license narration, but Roosevelt sound okay).

Views of inaugural parade in Washington DC. Washington High School Cadets in parade. Governor Gifford Pinchot of Pennsylvania in car followed by a band. Governor Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland can be seen. Location: Washington DC USA. Date: 1933.

Unissued / unused material.<br/><br/>Newsreel item with titles and commentary in French - a retrospective look at the 1930s. <br/><br/>Library shots from Berlin, Germany, 1933. Various shots burnt out Reichstag still smouldering. Various shots at poling stations. MS President Von Hindenburg arriving at poling station.<br/><br/>Library shots from Washington DC, United States of America (USA), 1933. Various shots of inauguration of President Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR). <br/><br/>Library shots from Germany / Austria, 1938. German police remove border barriers from Austrian German border. German troops enter Austria. German official hands out swastika flags to crowds. Crowds waving swastika flags. Adolf Hitler driving through crowds in Vienna. Austrian crowds cheer and give fascist salutes. Hitler addresses crowds from balcony (natural sound). German troops march past, Hitler gives Nazi salute. Hitler drives along crowded street. Floodlight procession carrying portraits of Hitler. <br/><br/>

09:59:59 EDIT MASTER VO ON PRESIDENT ELECT BILL CLINTON'S ECONOMIC STIMULUS. B&W FILE FTG OF FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT'S FIRST INAUGURATION AS PRESIDENT IN 1933. B&W STOCK FTG OF WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION (WPA) AND CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPORATION (CCC) WORKERS. B&W STOCK FTG OF DWIGHT EISENHOWER'S INAUGURATION IN 1953. CLINTON HOLDS A PRESS CONFERENCE IN LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. VS OF CONSTRUCTION WORKERS AT WORK. SOUNDBITE OF ECOMONIST NATHAN SOLOW WHO SAYS THE ECONOMY NEEDS A STRONG STIMULUS PACKAGE. FTG OF BUDGET DIRECTOR NOMINEE LEON PANETTA. TAPE BLANK TO 10:29:32. CI: POLITICS: PRESIDENTIAL TRANSITION, 1993.

Franklin D. Roosevelt takes the oath of office for the Presidency of the United States, then delivers his First Inaugural Address on March 4th, 1933.

00:00:00:00 Archival footage of Fmr Afghan King Mohammed Zahir Shah (after inauguration in 1933?): Afghan royalty walking around palace; greeting others; meeting; Muslims praying outside; Shah convoy ...

White Is Inaugurated With Simple Rites As He Starts 2nd Term

Franklin D Roosevelt inaugurated as 32nd President of United States

ROOSEVELT MARCH 4, 1933 INAUGURATION PARADE.

Part 2 of 4 - b&w newsreel - President Wilson peace treaty - Capitol building - Harding inauguration - Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon, financier and industrialist - crane - jackhammer - ironworkers on skyscraper - quick closeup of labor leader head of AFL Samuel Gompers, Eugene Debs kisses friends upon release from prison - narration

b&w newsreel w/ audio and narration - Washington, D.C. - h/a and w/s U.S. Capitol building - then ground level shot of massive crowd outside - Franklin Delano Roosevelt Inauguration - m/c F.D.R. takes Presidential oath - sworn in to office - pov from behind F.D.R. and Chief Justice to crowds - DC - D.C.

Unused / unissued material - no paperwork - dates unclear or unknown <br/> <br/>Title reads: "Roosevelt and Hoover leave White House for Historic Ceremony at the Capitol". American voiceover. <br/> <br/>Washington DC, United States of America. <br/> <br/>Various shots of the Capitol Building. It is decorated for the inauguration of President Franklin D Roosevelt. Crowds have gathered outside. <br/> <br/>President Herbert C Hoover and his wife leave the White House. They meet the new first lady, Eleanor Roosevelt. Hoover climbs into a car with new President FDR. CU of the incoming and outgoing Presidents sitting side by side. <br/> <br/>Various shots of the inauguration of President Roosevelt. Shots of his speech. <br/> <br/>N.B. This is presumably Roosevelt's first inauguration in 1933.

Extra Special - Roosevelt Inaugurated

Clarify wins 1933 Hialeah Park Inaugural Handicap horse race

09:59:59 EDIT MASTER VO ON PRESIDENT ELECT BILL CLINTON'S ECONOMIC STIMULUS. B&W FILE FTG OF FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT'S FIRST INAUGURATION AS PRESIDENT IN 1933. B&W STOCK FTG OF WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION (WPA) AND CIVILIAN CONSERVATION CORPORATION (CCC) WORKERS. B&W STOCK FTG OF DWIGHT EISENHOWER'S INAUGURATION IN 1953. CLINTON HOLDS A PRESS CONFERENCE IN LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. VS OF CONSTRUCTION WORKERS AT WORK. SOUNDBITE OF ECOMONIST NATHAN SOLOW WHO SAYS THE ECONOMY NEEDS A STRONG STIMULUS PACKAGE. FTG OF BUDGET DIRECTOR NOMINEE LEON PANETTA. TAPE BLANK TO 10:29:32. CI: POLITICS: PRESIDENTIAL TRANSITION, 1993.

--SUPERS--\n:07-:13\nElvin Sandoval\nTegucigalpa \n\n:19-:33\nDip. Olivia Cáceres\nPartido Libertad y Refundación\n\n:59-1:10\nDip. Jari Dixon\nPartido Libertad y Refundación\n\n1:11-1:18\nFip. Francisco Rivera\nPartido Nacional de Honduras\n\n --LEAD IN--\nOTRO DÍA MÁS DE PROTESTAS EN HONDURAS. ESTA VEZ, MUJERES OPOSITORAS MARCHARON EN CONTRA DE LA REELECCIÓN DEL PRESIDENTE JUAN ORLANDO HERNÁNDEZ. ELVIN SANDOVAL TIENE EL INFORME. \n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nElvin Sandoval, Tegucigalpa, CNN: "Las mujeres afines a la alianza opositora decidieron festejar este jueves 25 de enero el Día de la Mujer hondureña en conmemoración a que en 1955 se le reconoció el derecho al voto". \nSÓLO QUE SU MARCHA FUE PARA CUESTIONAR LA REELECCIÓN DEL PRESIDENTE JUAN ORLANDO HERNÁNDEZ YA QUE DICEN QUE FUE FRAUDULENTA PORQUE SEGÚN ELLA QUIEN GANÓ LAS ELECCIONES FUE EL CANDIDATO DE LA ALIANZA SALVADOR NASRALLA. \nDip. Olivia Cáceres, Partido Libertad y Refundación: En Honduras hay una dictadura, hay una dictadura que está acabando con la vida de las mujeres y por eso nosotros hemos venido a este día a exigir justicia. \nPERO LAS PROTESTAS DE ESTE JUEVES NO SÓLO FUERON EN LAS CALLES, DE NUEVO EN EL INTERIOR DEL CONGRESO NACIONAL CUANDO SE ESTABA DANDO LA SESIÓN DE LA PRIMERA LEGISLATURA. LOS DIPUTADOS DE LA ALIANZA VOLVIERON A PROTESTAR. VEAMOS PARTE DEL AMBIENTE QUE SE VIVIÓ DENTRO DEL HEMICICLO. \nDip. Jari Dixon, Partido Libertad y Refundación: Aquí vamos a seguir en esta gran crisis que ha generado el robo a las elecciones del 26 de noviembre. No hay que ayudar a la dictadura no se apoya. \nFip. Francisco Rivera, Partido Nacional de Honduras: Ellos quieren la anarquía y seguir con el tumulto por los saqueos seguir destrozando a la patria, incendiando la patria. \nLA ALIANZA OPOSITORA SE MANTIENE EN UN PARO CON TOMAS DE CARRETERAS DESDE EL 20 DE ENERO Y PARA ESTE SÁBADO ASEGURAN QUE BLOQUEARÁN TODAS LAS CALLES DE TEGUCIGALPA PARA IMPEDIR QUE EL PRESIDENTE JUAN ORLANDO HERNÁNDEZ TOME POSESIÓN DE SU CARGO PARA LOS PRÓXIMOS CUATRO AÑOS. AUNQUE LA CONSTITUCIÓN DE HONDURAS PROHÍBE LA REELECCIÓN PRESIDENCIAL JUAN ORLANDO HERNÁNDEZ BUSCÓ LA MISMA LUEGO QUE LA CORTE SUPREMA DE JUSTICIA EMITIERA DOS FALLOS AUTORIZANDO LUEGO DE DOS RECURSOS PRESENTADOS POR DIPUTADOS DEL PARTIDO OFICIALISTA DONDE SE PLANTEABA QUE NO PERMITIRLE PRESENTARSE A LA REELECCIÓN SIGNIFICABA UNA VIOLACIÓN A SUS DERECHOS HUMANOS. PARA CNN, ELVIN SANDOVAL, TEGUCIGALPA. \n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\n\n

WHERE TO GO IF YOU ARE IN D.C. FOR THE INAUGURATION.

Ohio's Governor George White and Lieutenant Governor Charles Sawyer are sworn into office.

Views of inaugural parade in Washington DC. U.S. marine band followed by a battalion called 'Bluejackets' of U.S. mariners. A U.S. navy airplane 'Akron' in flight. Location: Washington DC USA. Date: 1933.

1933 INAUGURATION CEREMONY. FDR BECOMING PRESIDENT. SWEARING IN.

Number of Teams: 34Course length: ? a mileWinner: "Wrecked 'em racing"; number 18 (looks like a yellow submarine) driven by Tim Male and Gareth Roe. They had the biggest crash of the day as there brakes failed at the end - but by far the fastest run, 57 seconds! Great Britain is acknowledged throughout the world as one of the last bastions of eccentricity. Motorized sport is just small part of that rich tapestry making the UK's sporting life an interesting mix to say the least. With such diversity motor sports such as Banger racing where the aim to take out your fellow drivers to having a race in electric cars such as the annual Greenpower challenge are abundant. Even driving your mum and dads lawnmower does escape the nutty Brits and as for your granddads old "Reliant Robin" car, well he would turn in his grave if only he knew!  The history of Soapbox racing can be traced to 1933, when a newspaper photographer, called Myron E. Scott, encountered three boys racing homemade carts down a back street in Dayton, Ohio. He was fascinated by the amusing spectacle, and arranged a coasting race for the boys and their friends. In the same year, with the financial backing from his boss, Mr. Scott organized another race. This time, 362 kids showed up with their homemade cars and the event attracted more than 40,000 people watching along the hill. Very soon, the Derby blossomed into a fiercely contested competition across North America. At its peak, the All-American Soapbox Derby attracted 25,000 entrants in 120 races and drew an estimated crowd of 1.5 million people nationwide!  Ice and freezing cold weather, not exactly ideal racing conditions welcomed fancy dressed daredevils in the village of Hoar Cross near Burton, Derbyshire, England as they attempted to hurl themselves down a hill in home-made vehicles at speeds of up to 35mph. After months of preparation 34 'soapbox' vehicles were all vigorously scrutineered (only rule being is that they had working brakes) and then driven down steep village lanes in the second fancy dress Downhill Soapbox Race.  The half-mile stretch of road was closed between Hoar Cross Hill and the centre of the village to allow the event to go ahead. The event now in it's second year was held in aid of "When you Wish upon a Star" children's charity, with organisers saying just under £40,000 (forty thousand pounds sterling) was raised. The race was the brain child of The MAD Club (Meynell Arms Drinkers) a pub in the village of Hoar cross in Derbyshire. Regular locals decided to put together an annual event for both fun and the worthy cause of raising a few pennies for local charity.  The inaugural event last year attracted over 600 spectators watching 16 homemade soapboxes piloted by pairs of crazed drivers. This year the event has doubled in size ensuring that the event will now be a permanent fixture. With names such as "Hugh Heffner and the Bunny Girls", "Biggles fly's undone" and "The Germans 4", the fancy dress-clad competitors lined up at the starting post at the top of a hill and let nature take its course. Get ready to Trundle! All the teams competed against the clock and as with any racing the fastest time on the day won. The average time of the ? mile course ranged from 1 minute plus to over 3 minutes. The Derby was displayed on large screens for the 1000 plus crowds that gathered road side and in the local pub car park. The race was won by duo Tim Male and Gareth Roe of "Wrecked en racing" (number 18). They certainly lived up to there name as they sped towards the finish line in 57 seconds crashing into fencing causing facial injuries to the driver Tim Male, who was later taken to local hospital for cuts and bruises. Well, motor sport is dangerous after all. For the winners apart from a bloody nose and damaged pride was free beer for a week and of course the bragging rights in their local boozer.

On the way to his inauguration, FDR's car swings by the White House to pick up Herbert Hoover. In his inaugural address, FDR says, "This nation is asking for action, and action now."