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Public Domain Stock Footage Military Newsreels 1946 Issue 18
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Synopsis: Interned Japanese Submarines Scuttled, DDT Insecticide Does The Job!, Gold Rush In Yellowknife Canada, Trees In Everglades Used To Offset Housing Shortage, Roosevelt Estate Becomes A National Shrine... (read more)
Information: 1946 10 min BW
Show All Military Newsreels Titles Military Newsreels: 1946 - Issue 18
Twenty four submarines are loaded with explosives. pulled to sea. and shelled by the cruiser Chicago.

Columbus. Ga.. and vicinity is sprayed with DDT and cleared of debris.

Buildings are constructed in Yellowknife. Canada. as a result of a gold rush. Shows scenes of drilling and smelting.

Cypress trees are felled in the Florida Everglades. A railroad is built and used to carry trees.

The Roosevelt Estate becomes a national shrine in a ceremony attended by Andrei Gromyko and Trygve Lie (Apr. 12). Mrs. Roosevelt and Pres. Truman deliver speeches. Shows internal and external views of the mansion.