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Public Domain Stock Footage Military Newsreels 1946 Issue 19
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Synopsis: Japanese Come Out For First Free Election, MacArthur Deplores All Forms Of War, Annual Boston Marathon Held, British And Indian Confer On Independence, Classic Cars In Automobile Golden Jubilee, US Officials Meet On Europe's Growing Food Crisis... (read more)
Information: 1946 11 min BW
Show All Military Newsreels Titles Military Newsreels: 1946 - Issue 19
Shows campaigning. Voting (Apr. 10). and tabulation in Japan. A Communist incites a riot on Premier Shidehara's home.

MacArthur deplores war before the Allied Council for Japan.

Shows the annual marathon in Boston.

Brit. and Indian representatives confer at New Delhi on Indian independence. Shows Gandhi. Nehru. and Richard Cripps.

Old cars parade in Detroit. celebrating the automobile golden jubilee.

Truman. Sec. Anderson. and UNRRA Director La Guardia confer on Europe's food crisis. Truman asks Americans to eat less. UNRRA shipments are loaded aboard ships.