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Public Domain Stock Footage Newsreels 1944 November 23
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Synopsis: Victory In Antwerp Harbor, Japanese Fleet Given Fatal Blow In Philippine Sea, President Franklin D. Roosevelt Returns To White House, College Football: Army vs. Notre Dame, College Football: Georgia Tech vs. Tulane... (read more)
Information: 1944 8 min BW
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Belgium
Victory In Antwerp Harbor
Royal British Marine Commandos and the Canadian 1st Army launch an all-out amphibious attack on Nazi positions in the approaches to Antwerp’s gigantic harbor. They capture Walcheren Island, Flushing and Westkapelle. Losses in some attacking waves run as high as 80%. To complete the victory, the British 2nd Army fords treacherous canals to capture Tilberg. Dutch theater. Battle of Scheldt.

Philippine Sea
Japanese Fleet Given Fatal Blow In Philippine Sea
Large sections of the Japanese Imperial Fleet enter the Philippine Sea from three directions, to engage U.S. Naval power in a show-down battle. Our flat tops (aircraft carriers) send their swarms of Helldivers, Avengers and Hellcats up into battle. A tremendous explosion shows us that the magazine of the U.S.S. Princeton has been hit . . . Jap planes spin into the sea . . . aboard another carrier, we watch damaged American planes limp in, to make unbelievable landings. 62 Jap vessels are sunk or seriously damaged. And to celebrate the tremendous victory, Tojo, in caricature, is lambasted into nothingness by ‘Ole Rubber Arm, the Sailor Man.

United States
President Franklin D. Roosevelt Returns To White House
Following an established custom, Washington residents turn out to hail President Roosevelt as he successfully returns from the political wars. V.P. elect Truman escort him to the White House. On Armistice Day, President Roosevelt lays a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of World War I.

United States
College Football: Army vs. Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium—74,000 watch a battered Irish team try everything in the book—but West Point man-power, speed and deception give the Kaydets their first win over the Irish in 13 long years.

United States
College Football: Georgia Tech vs. Tulane
Atlantic, Ga.—Two giants of the South battle it out until Georgia Tech engineers a convincing win over the New Orleans entry. And for something new, there’s “zig-zag” play—one Tulane ball toter races hundreds of yards all over the gridiron, until he is easily dropped, exhausted.