Records of the Extension Service. 1888 - 2000. Miscellaneous Films. 1913 - 1942. PERSONAGES: HYDE, JARDIN, LINDBERGH, WOODS, HARDING, AND GORE

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Records of the Extension Service. 1888 - 2000. Miscellaneous Films. 1913 - 1942. PERSONAGES: HYDE, JARDIN, LINDBERGH, WOODS, HARDING, AND GORE

1913-1929

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Part 1: Secretary of Agriculture A.M. Hyde is sworn in on March 7, 1929. Retiring Secretary Jardine congratulates him. Part 2: Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson addresses Ohio Corn Club boys in 1913. Part 3: Trans-Atlantic flyer Charles Lindbergh is received in the U.S. (1927). The "Memphis" docks at the Navy Yard, Washington, DC. Lindbergh lands the "Spirit of St. Louis" at a Denver airport and rides in a motorcade. Part 4: Dr. Woods is sworn in as Director of Scientific Work, Department of Agriculture (1926). Part 5: President Harding poses (1925). Part 6: Secretary of Agriculture H.M. Gore is sworn in on November 23, 1924.

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