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Newsreels: 1941 Events At Home And Abroad
Newsreels 1941 stock footage documents world events, politics and war as well as sports, fashion and entertainment for the year of 1941. Our Public Domain Stock Footage newsreels cover every major world event, the not so major events, strides in technology, the lives of public figures, fads and trends. Newsreels 1941 is an incredibly rich resource of visual history that tells the story of the year 1941. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1941 (UE41001)
NEW CONGRESS HEARS F. D. R ASK ALL-OUT AID
WASHINTON, D.C.- Epochal scenes in out history, as the 77th Congress convenes to map plans for enlarging our defense machine to meet U. S. and British needs. President Roosevelt, addressing the legislators and the entire world, says that America must spend billions on weapons to aid the embattled democracies.
ON THE WAR FRONT
BRITAIN MARKS “BLACK-OUT CHRISTMAS
ENGLAND—Britain’s second war-time Christmas is celebrated by the fighting forces, and also by civilians with parties in air-raid shelters. English soldiers and troops of other nations enjoy a bountiful Yuletide.
GEN. DE GAULLE INSPECTS FRENCH WARSHIPS.
The commander of Free French forces visits units of the French fleet that escaped from home ports to continue the flight against Naziism.
U. S. GREETS NEW YEAR WITH HOPE
From Atlantic to Pacific, American’s celebrate the passing of the old and the advent of the new year. Huge throngs gather in the streets and in night clubs to greet 1941 with hopes for better times.
MUMMERS IN GALA PARADE
PHILADELPHIS, PS.—Quaint and colorful scenes as the city’s ancient revelers, the Mummers, hail the New Year with their annual parade of decorative displays and amusingly-attired revelers.
HOPKINS FLIES TO ENGLAND
NEW YORK, N.Y.—President Roosevelt’s special envoy to Britain, Harry Hopkins, leaves for Lisbon on the Yankee Clipper, He’ll act as F.D.R.’s liaison man for important discussions of U. S. aid to Britain.
NOVEL SPORTS CLUB ALL AT SEA
MIAMI, FLA.—Guests of the “Quarterdock Club,” built on stilts ten miles off shore, relax in easy chairs and watch club members perform on aquaplanes and in tricky putt-putts. A thrill show at an amazing club!
SKI CHAMPS IN THRILLING MEET
OCONOMOWOC, WIS.—Breathtaking leaps off the Devil’s Hill Slide mark the 15th annual Milwaukee-Oconomowoc tournament. Winner of the jumping is Ted Zoberski, with a spectacular leap of 110 feet.
WEST TOPS EASTERN ALL-STARS
SAN FRANCISO, CALIF.—A football thriller is the East-West game, before 62,000 thrilled fans. Christman and Johnson star for the Westerners, with Tom Harmon tossing two touchdown passes for the East. The West wins, 20-14.
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1941 (UE41002)
ON THE WAR FRONT
HOWBRITAIN WILL FIGHT INVASION
ENGLAND—Troops, tanks, big and small guns demonstrate how Britain will resist invasion. Impressive maneuvers are marked by pontoon-bridge building, tank attacks and target practice by big railway guns.
LONDON—Refugee diamond cutters from Holland and Belgium have “set up shop” in England and are busy turning out gems for their new home-land.
ARGENTINE TRADE PACT SIGNED
WASHINGTON, D.C.—A $50,000,000 economic treaty is signed by Treasury Secretary Morgenthau and Ambasador Felipe Espil of Argentina, to help stabilize Argentine’s economy as a hemisphere defense measure.
NEW YORK, N. Y. –Champagne drinkers, cheer up! There’ll be no shortage! To our own output, shipments from Argentina are now arriving to assure a plentiful supply.
LIGHT WEIGHT MACHINE GUN MADE (Exclusive)
WORCESTER, MASS.—An amazing sub-machine gun, with new and up-to-date features, is being turned out in quantities for the Army. It’s design and fire-power should make it a valuable weapon.
WATERS BLESSED IN GREEK RITES (Exclusive)
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—Despite chilly winds and near-freezing waters, hundreds of Greek Orthodox devout take part in the traditional blessing of the waters, and swimmers dive in to retrieve a cross.
FIRST-AID FOR SKIERS SHOWN (Exclusive)
MT. HOOD, ORE.—During teams of rescue of “injured sportsmen. They roar down tricky slopes with the “crippled’ skier in tow.
DOGGY LIFE GUARD SHOWS OFF
MIAMI BEACH, FLA.—King of the life guards is “King,” a Newfoundland dog which has been trained by its mistress, Kitty Davis, to jump into the water and rescue her. “King” has the regular guards green with envy.
AWAY WITH EXTRA POUNDS, GALS! (Exclusive)
NEW YORK, N. Y.—Beauty is not born—it’s acquired, according to a class of charm-seeking ladies at Miss Dean’s Reducing Studio. Dame Fashion decrees streamlined chassis for Spring, so hop to it, girls!
CO-EDS “TOPS” IN NAT’L DEFENSE (Exclusive)
CORVALLIS, ORE.—The preparedness fever has gone to the heads or Ore. State University girls. They appear with novel bonnets topped with miniature planes, troops and ships. It’s stylish to be prepared!
BULLA WINS RICH GOLD TROPHY
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.—Coming from behind with a breath-taking finish on the last “eighteen,” the Chicago “pro” wins the $10,000 Los Angeles Open, beating Craig Wood by two strokes.
ALICE MARBLE IN “PRO” DEBUT
NEW YORK, N. Y.—15,000 fans see the popular tennis champ defeat Miss Hardwick in her first professional appearance. Teamed with “Big Bill” Tilden she also tops Don Budge and Miss Hardwick in thrilling doubles.
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1941 (UE41003)
AMERICA PREPARES
“THE NAVY IS READY”—KNOX
WASHINGTON D. C.—The Secretary of the Navy, Frank Knox, tells the nation that the Navy is swiftly growing in power. Now being organized into three fleets, our “first line of defense” will be manned by 230,000 men.
FORD INSPECTS PLANE FACTORY
SANTA MONICA, CALIF.—Edsel Ford, son of the auto magnate whose vast plants will soon fabricate aircraft parts, visits the Douglas factory to inspect construction of attack bombers he will soon help turn out.
GIRLS LEARN DEFENSE TASKS (Exclusive)
ASTORIA, N. Y.—Preparedness-minded lassies enroll in special government courses to learn job which will fit them for defense production. They take up welding, metal work and other men’s tasks—in style!
CRUISE LINER RUNS AGROUND
WEST PALM BEACH, FLA.—200 cruise passengers of the liner SS. Manhattan get an unexpected thrill when the ship runs aground several hundred yards off shore. Attempts to tow the vessel off the reef are in vain.
WINDSOR ATTENDS AIR SHOW
MIAMI, FLA.—The Duke flies from the Bahamas to be special guest at the All-American Air Maneuvers, a breath-taking cavalcade of planes and aerial stunts. Top-notch civilian and service fliers put on a spectacular show.
MASS MARKS CONGRESS OPENING
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Impressive scenes of religious pomp mark the special “Red Mass,” celebrated in the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception at the Catholic University. Many Congress leaders attend the rites.
HUGE BELT SPEEDS “DAM” WORK
REDDING, CALIF.—Construction of great Shasta Dam is speeded by the world’s longest conveyor belt-almost ten miles of special fabric that conveys rock and other materials to the building site.
LOOK! SPRING MUST BE COMING!
NEW YORK, N. Y.—You just know that Spring is approaching, when the Motorboat Show opens at Grand Central Palace. Oh, yes! Pretty girls are on hand to “decorate” the new and fancy designs for sea-minded skippers!
BILARD CHAMPIONS WARM UP
CHICAGO, ILL.—Champs of the 3-cushion world tune up for the $20,000 tournament at Bensingers. The experts demonstrate some amazing trick shots as they point for the championships.
SLED DOGS IN THRILLING RACE
WOLFEBORE, N. H.—One of the Winter’s top thrills is the annual sled classic on Lake Winnepesauki, with drivers following the hounds over a tough 15-mile course. Joseph Booth drives across to win.
“LONG SHOT” WINS OPENING RACE
MIAMI, FLA—Liberty Flight a 17-to-1 shot, annexes the rich Hisleah Inaugural Handicap before 16,00 turf fans, nosing out “High One” by a whisker in a thrilling down the stretch.
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1941 (UE41004)
FIRST PICTURES…
BRITISH CAPTURE THOUSANDS
Dramatic pictures of the long, unending columns of Italian prisoners captured by the British at Sidi Barrani. Also, interesting scenes of the aftermath of that operation, with wrecked tanks and other equipment now in British hands, and a haul of a dozen or more Italian Generals.
AXIS PLANES ATTACK BRITISH SHIPS
Thrilling pictures of an attack on British warships in the Mediterranean, with British planes leaving the aircraft carrier Illustrious to drive off the attackers. A striking forerunner of the Nazi dive-bomber attack that damaged the Illustrious and other ships.
LONDON PUT TO THE TORCH
Terrible scenes of devastating Nazi “fire” raid that left much of the old “City” in ashes. Towering flames and falling walls endanger the heroic firemen as they fight the blaze for hours.
FIREMEN BACK FROM WAR ZONE
NEW YORK, N. Y.—Three Manhattan firemen, sent to London to learn British methods of fighting air raid fires, return on the Clipper, amazed at the courage of the British public under air bombardment.
TROOPS OFF FOR NEWFOUNDLAND
BROOKLY, N.Y.—American Soldiers—to man defense bases in Newfoundland acquired in the destroyer deal—sail for their new posts. They’ll help protect our new airfields and harbors on the invasion route from Europe.
TAKE PASSENGERS FROM LINER
WEST PALM BEACH, FLA.—200 cruise passengers aboard the SS. Manhattan, which ran aground near shore, are removed by Coast Guard cutters after attempts to tow the vessel off the sand bar prove of no avail.
PRIZE CATS STRUT IN BIG SHOW
NEW YORK, N. Y.—The Atlantic Cat Club’s 39th annual show, at the Hotel Taft, proves once again the “meows” are photogenic. Persian, Siamese and all the other favorites strike a pose! You “Cat lovers” will love it!
STOCK CARS VIE IN 100-MILE RACE
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.—Everyone’s favorite car gets away in a dizzy round of thrills and skids, in the 200-lap classic on the Ascot Track. Winner of the auto race is Wally Pankrats—in a, er, well, you’ll see!
GOLDEN GLOVERS MIX IT IN RING
MINEOLA, N.Y.—Young aspirants for the boxing titles warm up in preliminary bout that’s thrill you from start to finish. Plenty of scrappy action and a knock-out or two for good measure. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1941 (UE41005)
F.D.R. INAUGURATED!
PRESIDENT BEGINS THIRD TERM AS THOUSANDS ATTEND CEREMONY
WASHINGTON, D. C.—President Roosevelt begins his unprecedented third term under clear skies and cold weather, with a call to Americans to perpetuate democracy in the face of great perils. Massed thousands at the Capitol see and hear him take the oath—see spectacular parade following the ceremony.
KENNEDY ASKS CURB ON WAR POWER
NEW YORK, N. Y.—The former Ambassador to England advises the nation that the present crises does not justify Congress’ surrendering its powers under the “Lend-Lease” Bill. He urges a less drastic bill—and all help for Britain short of war.
WILLKIE PLANS BRITISH TRIP
WASHINGTON, D. C.—The Republican candidate talks with President Roosevelt and also visits Secretary of State Hull, on the eve of his departure by clipper plane for England. He will bear a message from F.D.R. to Prime Minister Churchill.
MARINES MARCH FOR MEX. GEN’L
SAN DIEGO, CALIF.—Uncle Sam’s “Leathernexks” stage an impressive review in honor of Gen. Manual Contreras, on a “Good Neighbor” visit in the U. S. Four thousand Marines are “in line” for the colorful demonstration.
TOKLE WINS NORGE SKI JUMPING
FOX RIVER GROVE, ILL. –Torger Tokle, young Norwegian champ who has won many meets, scores again with a breath-taking leap of 194 feet, to win the Norge Club’s 35th annual tournament. Plenty of spills mark this Winter classic!
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1941 (UE41006)
ON THE WAR FRONT
ICELAND NOW A BRITISH STRONGHOLD
First pictures of the British occupation of the North Atlantic island owned by Denmark, and taken over by Canadian forces after the Nazi invasion. Troops, tanks, and guns have turned it into an Arctic “Gibralter.”
AMERICA PREPARES
PARACHUTE TROOPS—Uncle Sam’s new parachute infantry learn the “Blitz” technique at Fort Benning, Ga. New equipment is tested and new recruits take off for their first jump.
BOMBING PLANES—Mass production of latest-type bombers at the Douglas plant in California provides pictorial evidence of the speed-up in our defense program.
PUTT-PUTT TROOPS—The Army’s motorcycle courier school turns out 50 modern “Paul Reveres” every two weeks. They learn to ride, read maps and how to take the bumps at top speed!
WILLKIE OFF FOR EUROPE ON CLIPPER
NEW YORK, N.Y.—The former G.O.P. candidate leaves on his much-discussed flight to England—where he will study condition at first hand. His journey should strengthen U.S.-Anglo ties.
BUILDING SLIPPERS FOR BRITAIN
SEATTLE, WASH.—Three huge, 1-ton seaplanes at the Boeing plant have been turned over to England for war service and work is rushed on delivery of the gigantic serial dreadnaughts.
GREEK RED CROSS SHIP SAILS
BAONNE, N. J.—Medical supplies, clothing, and food—650 tons in all—are shipped aboard a Greek freighter, to help the heroic Greeks in their fight against Fascism.
ROCKEFELLER HEIR IN THE ARMY
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Winthrop Rockefeller, 28-year-old son of John D., Jr,. is “In The Army Now.” The wealthy scion of the oil family volunteered, and is formally inducted into a year’s training.
10,000 “DIG IN” AT BARBECUE
AUSTIN, TEXAS-Gov. Lee “’Daniel’s 2nd Inauguration is a big success-from the ceremony on the Capitol steps to a monster “feed” for thousands of guests. Big and small, the “folks” wade right in.
CHIC NEW KIDDIE FASHIONS SEEN
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Stylish parents won’t have a thing on their youngsters, whose juvenile Spring styles reach new highs for swank and usefulness, as shown by cute tots in a Parent’s Magazine display.
MUD BATH ENDS JALOPY DERBY (Exclusive)
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS—Only amateur drivers and ancient “rattle-traps” enter this goofy classic of spills and thrills. Held on the “Devils Bowl” course, the race combines bumps, spills and “mud in your eye.”
STICKY BATTLE ROYAL STAGED
LAKE WORTH, FLA.—The goofy season is on! In a ring well “greased” with 35 gallons of molasses and topped off with feathers, wrestlers let fly with everything they’ve got-and the results! Well, you won’t believe it! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1941 (UE41007)
BATTLESHIP BRINGS ENVOY TO U.S.
Lord Halifax, former foreign secretary in Churchill’s Cabinet and new Ambassador to the U.S., is brought to America on a secret trip aboard the new British warship, H.M.S. King George V. President Roosevelt breaks a precedent by meeting Lord Halifax before the warship reached port.
ON THE WAR FRONT
THE FALL OF BARDIA
Spectacular pictures from the Libyan Front, showing the naval bombardment of Bardia by British warships. Throughout the night, flashes from the big guns light up the sky and herald the port’s fall. Thousands of prisoners fall into British hands.
NAZI PRISONERS IN CANADS
Hundreds of German fliers and U-boat crews, captured red in the Battle of Britain, land at an Eastern Canadian port and head for internment. One of them has escaped in to the U.S. and may be sent back to Germany.
BRITISH FLIERS “REST UP
Wounded and convalescent members of the R. A. F. share their hospital quarters with orphans and other youngsters wounded in air raids. Seeing the little victims helps the fliers get well so they can take another “crack at Jerry.”
F.D.R. AID ARRIVES IN ENGLAND
Harry Hopkins, personal representative of President Roosevelt lands in Britain on a special mission. Just what he is over there for is still a mystery.
BANANAS USED TO LAUNCH BOAT
BEAUMONT, TEXAS—When a man slips on a banana, that’s not news! But when 7,000 pounds of the fruit is used to launch a boat that’s something else! It’s better than grease, as the SS. Cape Lookout “slips” down the ways.
BEAUTIES IN GALA CITRUS FETE
MISSION, TEXAS—An “All-Star” event is the “Lone Star State’s” 8th annual Citrus Fiesta with a colorful parade preceding the amazing fashion show of pretty lassies dressed in novel costumes made of fruits and vegetables.
ALL-FLORIDA RODEO A THRILLER
ARCADIA, FLA.—Bronco-busters from Florida ranches –(yes, Florida is famed for its ranches)—takes part in a Wild West thriller in the Sunny South. The cowboys tackle burly steers, too—and get mussed up.
BIGGEST BOB-SLED TRIED OUT
BRIDGETON, MAIN-Here’s a 67-foot, 7-ton “bob” that can carry 100 persons-and give them the thrill of lifetime. Built in 1985, it is brought out again to roar down dangerous hills at top speed!
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1941 (UE41008)
F.D.R. GETS BIG BIRTHDAY CAKE
WASHINGTON, D. C. – A huge cake, 5 feet high and weighing 300 pounds, is presented to Pres. Roosevelt by William Green, A. F. of L. chief, in honor of the President’s 59th birthday and the March of Dimes Drive. Thousands of coins pour into the White House in the infantile paralysis fund drive.
ANOTHER U.S. SUB LAUNCHED
VALLEJO, CLAIF.—Despite a downpour of rain, hundreds look on as the U.S.S. Gudgeon, and other in Uncle Sam’s growing submarine fleet, slides down the ways. The U.S. is planning a big undersea force.
RUSH PLANE ENGINES FOR BRITAIN
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.—Interesting pictures taken in the Allison Airplane Motor plant, where hundreds of skilled workers and intricate machines turn out engines for Britain and the U.S. A vital part in our national defense program.
TWIN HAT STYLES FOR MA AND PA
CHICAGO, ILL.—A novel method of preventing arguments over hats! Husband and wife are to wear “twin hats.” Some swanky “Duet” creations are shown—and some are funny, as usual.
AQUACADE STARS SHINE IN SOUTH
MIAMI BEACH, FLA. –In a southern setting at the Deauville pool, mermaids thrill visitors with a breathtaking show of fancy swimming. An exhibition that will make you want to head South—now!
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1941 (UE41009)
F. D. R. THANKS U. S. FOR HELP AS NATION MARKS HIS BIRTHDAY
WASHINGTON, D. C.—President Roosevelt extends thanks to all who helped in the March of Dimes drive!—At the Wardman Park Hotel, Mrs. Roosevelt cuts a big birthday cake, while screen stars and others join in celebrating the President’s 59th birthday.
U. S. PROBES TROOP TRAIN WRECK
SANDERSVILLE, MISS.—Government and Army officials investigate cause of wreck that killed a fireman and injured 25 soldiers enroute to training camp. These pictures show it’s a miracle no others met death!
MARINE MASCOT NOW A SERGEANT
SAN DIEGO, CALIF.—“Just call me Sarge!” says “James Jolly Plum Duffy,” official mascot of the Fleet Marine Force. On his 4th birthday, “Jim” (for short) gets a boost in rank and leads a parade. Hot dog!
PING PONG CHAMPS AMAZE FANS
WASHINGTON, D. C.—Competition is keen in the 8th annual Eastern Open Table Tennis Championships! Amazing play by national starts thrills the spectators, as Lou Pagliaro annexes the singles title.
MEHL WINS WANAMAKER “MILE”
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Walter Mehl, contender for the “mile” crown, finally wins out by leading the field to the tape in the Millrose Games meet. National champs star in dashes and other recording breaking events.
HAIL WINTER AT GALA FESTIVAL
ST. PAUL, MINN.—Colorful scenes of the city’s annual Winter Carnival, with Gov. Stassen heading the spectacular float parade. The crowning of King Boreas VII at the Ice Palace climaxes the opening of the 10-day fete.
HORSE RACING ON ICE BIG THRILL
DERRY, N. H.—A Winter sport deluxe is harness racing, as the Derry Driving Club stages its annual classic on Beaver Pond. George Proctor reaches 30 M.P.H. in winning the race. That’s “speed” on ice!
BETTY HICKS WINS MIAMI OPEN
MIAMI, FLA.—The Pasadena gold star defeats Grace Amory of Palm Beach in a thrilling final round of the Miami Biltmore’s tourney, after being 3-down in the first eighteen. Miss Hicks shows amazing putting!
COAST TRACK HAS GALA OPENING
ALBANY, CALIF.—Rain delayed the opening of the Golden gate Turf Club track, but the weather finally clears and the thoroughbreds get away before 30,000 fans. And the winner—on a damp track—is “Stormy Weather”! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1941 (UE41010)
BATISTA FOILS CUBAN REVOLT
HAVANA—Cuba’s “Strong Man” and President, Fulgencio Batista, takes “strong” measures to quell an attempted uprising by Army and Navy chiefs. Two of the plotters escaped by plane to Miami—as the former “Sergeant” takes tighter hold on the reigns of government.
WILLKIE SEES “WAR” AT FIRST-HAND
LONDON, ENG.—Prime Minister Winston Churchill greets the former G.O.P. candidate on his “look-see” tour of Britain at war. Later, Mr. Willkie visits an air-raid shelter and gets a big hand from civilians!
LEGION MISSION OFF TO BRITAIN
NEW YORK, N.Y. –To study civilian defense measures in England, an American Legion mission, including National Commander Mile J. Warner, leaves by Clipper plane to gather first-hand data on modern warfare.
“HEARTS ‘N FLOWERS” ON DISPLAY (Exclusive)
NEW YORK, N.Y.-Milady “says it with flowers” for St. Valentines Day! Swanky dresses and hats decorated with flower-clusters are just the thing, according to a chic showing at the Hotel New Yorker.
NEW AUTOGIRO HOPS OFF GROUND
WASHINGTON, D. C. –Army and Government officials look over an amazing new Pitcairn autogiro that needs no long take-off but hops right into the air like a helicopter. It should be valuable for war-time observation work.
OUTBOARDS IN “CROOKED” RACE
SEATTLE, WASH. –This race isn’t “fixed”! You’ll see what is meant by “crooked”-a fleet of whizzing “put-putts” speeding along the famed Sammamish Slough course, through narrow channels and over obstacles!
SKATING STARS SHINE IN MEET
NEW YORK, N.Y.—Thrilling speed events and graceful figure skating mark the Silver Skates classic at the Garden. The Senior Men’s 2-Mile Finals provides excitement for the fans, as the favorites spill in the last ten feet!
CHIC “SYNTHETIC” CLOTHES SEEN (Exclusive)
CHICAGO, ILL.—It’s amazing what you can do with plastics and synthetics! Even Dame Fashion has taken a hint from the chemists’ book of tricks, and Milady appears in koroseal dresses, hats and what-have-you.
CIRCUS ACES IN BENEFIT SHOW (Exclusive)
MIAMI, FLA.—Plenty of “Big Top” thrills as aerial acrobatics, trick drivers and dare-devil auto stunsters thrill happy youngsters in a Shrine benefit. Hold tight –you’re in for excitement galore!
“FROST-BITE” FLEET SETS SAIL (Exclusive)
SEATTLE, WASH. –Big Winter thrill for frost-bitten skippers is the mid-Winter “Penguin Fleet” Regatta—racing the 11-foot “yachts” around a scenic course. Thrills as “all hands” work hard to keep ‘em upright! |
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