F.H. LaGuardia Eleanor Roosevelt and Dean Landis 1942

On January 12, 1942, F.H. LaGuardia, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Dean James M. Landis gather in Washington, D.C. They play crucial roles in the Office of Civilian Defense, established to coordinate efforts to protect civilians during World War II. LaGuardia served as the organizations director while Roosevelt advocated for public morale and preparedness.

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