Caption on front: "The Secretary of Agriculture and his family: Henry A. Wallace, with Mrs. Wallace and their children, Robert and Jean, in their home in Washington. (Harris & Ewing, from Times Wide World Photos.)"

Caption on the reverse: "A President, a Governor and a Mayor: President Roosevelt, on his first visit to Albany since the Inauguration, riding with Governor Lehman and Mayor John Boyd Thacher. (Times Wide World Photos.)"

Caption on front [translation]: "A Japanese girl swimmer sets a new mark for the 200-meter breaststroke. Miss Hideko Maehata (right), with the silver and bronze winners in the race, Miss Genenger of Germany and Miss Soerensen [sic] of Denmark."

Caption on front: "The new president of the National Education Association: Milton C. Potter of Milwaukee, who was elected at the Annual Convention of the Association, in Washington, succeeding Edwin C. Broome. (Harris & Ewing from Times Wide World Photos)."

Caption on reverse: "Four winners of the Nobel Prize meet in New York to honor the founder of the award: The guests of honor at a dinner given at the Hotel Roosevelt in commemoration of the 100th birthday of the Swedish chemist who founded the prizes. Reading from the left, they are: Sinclair Lewis, Frank B. …

Caption on reverse: "The Junta meets to discuss the future of the revolution: the five men who replaced the de Cespedes cabinet assemble in Havana as the government changed hands. Reading from the left, they are: Sergio Carbo, a Havana publisher; Dr. Ramon Grau San Martin, Dr. Guillermo Portela, a professor in the University of Havana; …

Caption on front: "The Postmaster General listens to reports on the tide of prohibition repeal: James A. Farley, who has toured the country making speeches for the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, hears the results of the voting on prohibition at the Democratic Headquarters in the Biltmore. (Times Wide World Photos.)"