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| NTSC Quicktime format: (24 hr. turn-around) |
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| keywords: japanese forces, burma, chile, united nations, u.s. battleship, australian lost battalion |
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Synopsis: Japanese Forces Routed From Burma Stronghold, Chile Joins The United Nations, Canadian Fisherman Make Record Catch, College Track And Field Meet, U.S. Navy Battleship Undergoes Sea Trials, 'Lost Battalion' Of Australian Soldiers Make Contact... (read more) |
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Information: 1943 10 min BW |
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This title includes these newsreel stories:
Japanese Forces are routed from their Buma stronghold. U.S. and Austrian troops fight in New Guinea.
Chile joins the United Nations with a parade and celebration in Santiago, Chile.
Canadian fishermen make record catches of herring in British Columbia.
National Colligate track meet in Madison Square Gardens. Cornelius Warmerdam clears 15’0 to set new indoors pole-vaulting mark. Earl Mitchell wins the mile event.
The Navy’s largest battleship undergoes sea trials prior to joining the fleet. The bugle sounds general quarters and 2,000 men go to battle stations to test the big guns. Name of this battleship is not given.
A 'lost battalion' of Australian soldiers on Timor Island receives supplies and equipment by air after they establish contact with Darwin, Australia using a make-shift radio. With fresh supplies and equipment this 'lost army', with help of local natives, attack Japanese Forces in the area.
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