1952 Dec 21
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SCENES SAVED FROM AIR CRASH STORY AT MOSES LAKE WASHINGTON LARSON AIRBASE - AMERICAN FLAG AT HALF MAST AT BASE .. SCU Ground shot of Globe-Master - sister ship of plane that crashed... Rest of material destroyed...
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1956 Jul 27
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1938 Aug 10
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THE BIG CLEANUP IN ALGIERS Life of North African city returns to normal, as barricades give way to traffic jams. Insurgent leaders are arrested, their followers given a chance to join fighting against Arab nationalists. Though revolt is over, Algeria's problems still are long way from final settlement.
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1964 Mar 20
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1953 May 15
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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE LIFE OF QUEEN ELIZABETH On the eve of the greatest royal spectacle of a decade and the most momentous occasion of her reign, Queen Elizabeth is seen in pre-coronation films that highlight her past - from her childhood, when she was affectionately known as "Lilibet,"through her growth to womanhood and marriage to Lt. Philip Mountbatten, now Duke of Edinburgh! In 1937, she witnessed the impressive coronation of her father, George VI; and soon the glory and ritual of this ancient Westminster Abbey ceremony is to center about her. A memorable film document as millions await the crowning of Britain's lovely young Sovereign!
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1931 Apr 29
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HERO DOGGIES GET THEIR REWARD Canine life-savers made members of Honor Legion in New York for deeds of valor.
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1958 May 23
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EXPLOSION AT NIKE MISSILE BASE At least ten are killed and three injured when eight powerful U. S. Army Nike "Ajax" guided missiles accidentally explode at Middletown, New Jersey. 24 warheads are sent hurtling over the vicinity - live, but non-atomic warheads, three for each of the missiles of the type stationed at installations surrounding 23 cities throughout the nation.
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1960 Oct 28
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1943 Aug 03
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AXIS PRISONERS ROUNDED UP AS YANKS ADVANCE IN SICILY! Nazi and Fascist captives on their way to prison camps, as Americans march toward the final battle through town after town. Giant aerial transports carry wounded to hospitals in Africa . . . warplanes on missions of mercy.
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1963 Dec 06
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GUARDS HONORED FOR VALOR AT ASSASSINATION SCENE Mrs. John F. Kennedy emerges from seclusion to see Clinton J. Hill, the Secret Service agent who had tried to protect her and the late President at the time of assassination receive an award for exceptional bravery. The following day, Rufus W. Youngblood the agent who had ridden in Dallas with the then Vice President Johnson, is given a similar award.
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1957 Jan 24
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MILLIONS LOST IN CHICAGO FIRE A raging grain elevator fire on Chicago's South Side brings 25 companies to the scene. The blaze ruins five million dollars worth of grain.
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1943 Nov 02
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CENSORS REVEAL SEA DRAMA AS BOMBED U.S. CRUISER FIGHTS ON! Now it can be shown! How Nazi dive bombers scored direct hit on U.S.S. Savannah at Salerno. Quick work saves warship, and in 20 minutes she's back in the fight.
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1961 Jul 24
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GRISSOM'S HOUR NATION APPLAUDS ITS SECOND SPACE EXPLORER At Cape Canaveral Florida Air Force Captain Virgil I. Grissom takes off on the flight that is to take him 300 miles down the Atlantic and 116 into outer space and make him the world's third astronaut. The flight ends three hundred miles at sea. Dramatic films show the rescue of the captain after the hatch opens prematurely shipping water into his capsule. Valiant efforts are made to salvage the capsule and its contents but they are in vain. Aboard the carrier Randolph a rousing welcome is given the dripping spaceman as he alights from his rescuing helicopter. He shows no ill effects from his three minute dunking. And the next day he is reunited with his wife and two small sons. Finally, at a press conference, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Distinguished Service Medal is awarded Captain Grissom.
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1955 Sep 23
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1945 Dec 28
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WAR CRIMES DRAMA! DEATH FOR YAMASHITA Trial of "The Tiger of Malaya" reaches dramatic climax in Manila, as Jap General denies guilt and prosecution demands supreme penalty in summation of evidence on death of 60,000 Filipinos. Verdict of guilty and sentence of hanging is handed down by military tribunal after Yamashita's eloquent testimonial to American Justice. Ironic touch comes as U. S. Supreme Court stays execution indefinitely.
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1930 Nov 26
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28 ON SINKING SHIP SAVED IN MID-OCEAN Liner Mauretania rescues crew forced to abandon Swedish freighter Ovidia in the Atlantic. SUB. 1—Safe in New York, rescued slipper of Ovidia and his wife thank Capt. McNeil, of the Mauretania.
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1949 Sep 19
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APPALLING SHIP FIRE! U.S. TOURISTS VICTIMS OF TORONTO TRAGEDY! Heartbreak scenes of one of the worst ship disasters in maritime history! Rescue workers bring off the bodies of 120 who perished in a mysterious fire! Most of the vacation bound passengers were trapped in their cabins! The ship, tied up overnight at Toronto enroute to the Thousand Isles, was enveloped in flames in a matter of seconds. 140 are still missing and divers go down to search for the bodies of those who tried to leap to safety. Relatives try to identify loved ones, and Toronto hospitals are filled with the Noronic's injured. Mrs. Charles Williams, of Amlin, Ohio, tells how it feels to be alive after a night of horror!
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1952 Sep 30
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THE EISENHOWER STORY! A complete reel on the career of the Re- publican candidate for President! Dramatic highlights of his outstanding service as soldier, educator and statesman. This is the first of two special features on the coming election -- presented by the Motion Picture Industry as a public service. Our next issue will present "The Stevenson Story."
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1947 Jul 03
HNR-18-287-04

LATEST FLOOD DISASTER FILMS! Scenes of devastation along the rampaging, rain-swollen Mississippi, as volunteers fight to save levees with the water topping 40 feet and still rising.
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1947 Mar 13
HNR-18-255-05

AFRICA Stark scenes of drought, depleted camel herds, dried up water holes, relieved by the French military trucking precious water to save the people of the Sahara.
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1946 Mar 21
HNR-17-257-01

ALPINE AVALANCHE BURIES VILLAGE! The hamlet of Echalp in French Alps wiped off map by avalanche that strikes without warning, demolishing 14 homes, the village church, and Town Hall. Rescue crews work through day and into flare-lighted night to save victims trapped in snowslide.
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1944 Feb 25
HNR-15-249-07

M-G-M BEAUTIES SHOW LATEST SPRING BONNETS! Starlets in a Hollywood preview of the newest chapeaux with the accent on glamour.
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1957 Jun 04
HNR-28-281-08

STORKS HERALD EUROPE'S SUMMER. The biggest migration of storks in many years is noted at Rust in Austria. Hundreds of the big birds have made their nests in the chimney tops of the town.
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1962 Jun 21
HNR-33-289-02

RUSK MAKES EUROPEAN TOUR Paris is the first stop for Secretary of State Dean Rusk who is making a flying tour of the capitals of Western Europe. He has two days of talks with President de Gaulle, which he describes as "enjoyable and productive."
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1948 Jan 01
HNR-19-235-10

BOBSLEDDING STARS!
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1966 Jun 14
HNR-37-288-03

PROGRESS AT ROGERS HOSPITAL At the annual Board meeting of the Will Rogers Memorial Fund at Saranac Lake, New York, a new library and study center is dedicated to the late Abe Montague, who during his years as President of the Fund, worked hard for the improvements of this hospital for the people of the entertainment world.
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1966 Sep 03
VM-56643

LBJ TRIP TO WEST VIRGINIA & PA. LS-MS-Pres. Plane taxiing at Charleston airport West Va... LS-MS-Sign Welcome Lyndon & Ladybird at airport... LS-Pres. & Mrs. Johnson leave plane greeted by group... MS-Pres. & Mrs. Johnson walking amonst crowd at airport... HS-Crowds... VS-Crowds at Dallastown Pa... LS-Johnson on speakers stand greeted by officials... HS-Full frame crowd waving... LS-Johnson on stand and crowds... LS-Battery of cameramen... MS-Johnson speaking into mike... MS-Mrs. Johnson with man... VS-Crowds... LS-Johnson speaking-copter and group of officials in background... MS-Mrs. Johnson speaking... VS-Motorcade past crowds lining streets... HCU-Crowds seated... MS-Johnson talking with Gov. Scranton.
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1944 Sep 19
HNR-16-204-06

DEWEY CARRIES CAMPAIGN INTO THE WILD WEST! Republican Presidential Candidate at Valentine, Nebraska, is guest of honor at a rip-snortin' rodeo as he goes out to corral votes in the wide open spaces.
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1939 Mar 15
VM-55031

GERMAN TROOPS ENTERING PRAGUE, CZECHOSLOVAKIA After having had an interview with President Hacha and Secretary of Foreign Affairs Chvalkovsky, Reichskanzler Hitler resolved to place the Czech Nation under the protection of the Reich. On the 15th of March, 1939, early in the morning, German forces began to occupy the territories of Bohemia and Moravia. At about ten o'clock, the first motorized columns of the German occupation army reached Prague kept fully quiet and received the German soldiers with calm and dignity.
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1955 Feb 04
HNR-26-247-06

U.S. BOBSLED TEAM CRASHES Daredevils flirt with death at the World Championship four-man bobsled races at St. Moritz in Switzerland, and disaster strikes the American team on a hairpin turn. Luckily no one was hurt!
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1939 Aug 07
VM-16778

MARSHAL PETAIN LEAVES FOR SPAIN, SANS SEBASTIAN, SPAIN AND HENDAYE, FRANCE General views of Sans Sebastian. General view of Marshal Petain's villa which will be the French Embassy - Sans Sebastian. Marshal Petain leaving the train at Hendaye. Troop review. Ancient Combatants basques chief gives a stick Maquilla Marshal kisses children who welcome him Marshal is walking to the frontier Shakes hands with two Spanish officers, General Dai Gorry and Colonel Ungria who came to welcome him Petain crossing Frontier. General views of crowd
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1942 Dec 31
HNR-14-232-07

HERE'S NEW VICTORY SLOGAN: "FIX IT YOURSELF"! You have to make those vacuum cleaners, toasters, irons and other household appliances last, and this is the way to do it. Remember; That's all there'll be 'til victory.
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1943 Jun 08
HNR-14-278-09

WAVES LEARN SELF DEFENSE! Brains versus brawn, and our girls in blue catch on fast, as Navy teaches them to look out for themselves in a fight.
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1948 Jan 29
HNR-19-243-03

FOOD FOR ITALY! Hungry children in Rome gratefully welcome the first distribution of food sent by the United Nations' Children's Emergency Fund.
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1948 Jan 09
VM-23105

10 HOLLYWOOD COMMIE WRITERS ARRAIGNED FOR CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS ENTER THE U.S. DISTRICT COURT BLDG FOR ARRAIGNMENT. WASH. D.C. Group posing on steps before entering. CU John Howard Lawson... CU Dalton Trumbo... CU Ring Lardner Jr... Group enters court... Group coming out of U.S. Marshall's office after being fingerprinted..
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1966 Sep 11
VM-56840

P.I. CONTINGENT TO VIETNAM'S DEPARTURE ES-of PHILCAG (Phil. Civic Action Group) formation at Grandstand... Families and PHILCAG members with their Commanding Officers Brig. Gen. Gaudencio V. Tobias... Pres. F. Marcos arrival and speeches and turning over of PHILCAG colors to commanding officer... Arrival of contingent for embarhsment to LST of Phil... Navy and farewells of families and actual departure.
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1956 Nov 01
HNR-28-221-03

MEXICAN SCORES IN NATIONAL JUMP The National Horse Show opens in New York City with a spectacular display of fancy riding by the Canadian Mounties. Mexico takes the Good Will Jumping trophy.
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1949 Dec 22
HNR-21-233-03

WEDDING BELLS FOR N. Y.'S MAYOR O'DWYER! A thousand miles south of "The Sidewalks of New York," the Big Town's chief executive and his lovely bride, the former Sloan Simpson, become Mr. and Mrs.! With Stuart, Florida's townspeople cheering them on, the happy couple set out on a Christmas honeymoon cruise of the Bahama Islands!
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1954 Jul 06
HNR-25-290-05

ARMY NIGHT IN PARIS! The French Army stages a big show. Crack drill teams, dispatch riders of famous regiments and the Camel Corps of the Sahara Patrol are the headline performers.
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1945 Oct 07
VM-44188

LT. GENERAL JIMMY DOOLITTLE ATTENDS 8TH VICTORY BOND DRIVE Lt. Gen. Jimmy Doolittle attends filmdom's opening meeting for 8th Victory Bond Drive. Louis B. Mayer introduces famous airman. Group: George Murphy, vice-chairman of film industry committee, Lt. Gen. Doolittle, Louis B. Mayer, chairman of Victory Bond drive committee, and Kenneth Thompson. L.B. Mayer introduces Doolittle. - same - Doolittle talks - same - Mayer thanks the General.

1948 Sep 08
HNR-20-203-05

SKY THRILLS AT AIR RACES! Sixty thousand spectators at Cleveland's National Air Races see spectacular flying as military and civilian pilots put the fastest things on wings through the paces.
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1947 Oct 09
HNR-19-211-09

HOLY NAME CONVENTION! Archbishop Cushing officiates at impressive candlelight service, as 60,000 members of religious society open Boston conclave.
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1958 Sep 19
HNR-30-209-02

13th ASSEMBLY OPENS AT U. N. The election of Lebanon's pro-Western Charles Malik as president highlights the assembly's first session. Later Secretary Dulles urges creation of a Standby United Nations Peace Force.
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