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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1929 (UE29081)
Pilsen, Czechoslovakia – 30,000 gymnasts in mammoth Sokol drill.
Men and women athletes parade through streets before tremendous crowds.
Canon City, Colorado – 13 lose lives in worst prison riot.
First pictures of Colorado State Penitentiary where 200 convicts mutinied.
Fredericia, Denmark – Denmark's ruler greets oldest regiment.
Reviews crack 12th Infantry on its 250th birthday.
Capitola, California – Anti-aircraft guns riddle floating target.
Sixty-third Coast Artillery gives fine exhibition of marksmanship.
Port Limon, Costa Rica – Oddities in today's news:
Deep sea shellbacks race at furious speed of two miles an hour.
El Monte, California – Mr. and Mrs. Felis Leo present.
Some brand new productions that will soon be roaring successes.
Toledo, Ohio – A boy Hercules.
Clarence Kehr, Jr., five years old, smokes his father's pipe, and performs amazing feats of strength.
Tokyo, Japan – Japanese women start big prohibition drive.
Drys gain first foothold in Nippon when 3,000 hold a Wineless Day procession. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1929 (UE29082)
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Chicago, Illinois–Athletics and Cubs clash in World Series.
Highlights in the battle for final glory between Connie Mack's stars and Windy city sluggers.
Aberdeen, Maryland – Bombs burst and guns bark at Army "Show."
Aerial fighters and heavy artillery put on thrilling exhibition.
Richmond Beach, Washington – Burn great ship built for war service.
S.S. Fort Jackson, part of emergency fleet, is destroyed by junkmen buyers.
Sudbury, England – Dawes visits old home town of his ancestors.
U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain is given a big welcome by the city fathers.
Berlin, Germany – Oddities in today's news:
Here's a parlor auto—German invents machine that folds up like an umbrella.
Los Angeles, California – A rubber ball baby.
Ramona Carpenter, 15 months old, loops-the-loop into her father's arms.
Frankfort, Germany – Speeds through air in rocket airplane.
Fritz von Opel, millionaire daredevil, goes one and quarter miles in flying inferno. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1929 (UE29083)
Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Hoover see Athletics win Worlds Series in smashing finish.
Haas' homer and Miller's double defeats Cubs 3-2—30,000 fans there.
Gwynedd, Pennsylvania – "Bone shakers" of long ago take the air again.
Veteran Wheelmen's Association celebrates its 53rd anniversary.
New Orleans, Louisiana – Tiny yachts buck heavy seas in gulf.
Rough weather marks annual races of International Star Class Association.
Petaluma, California – Oddities in today's news:
Here are four California babies that can walk and run at age of three months.
Port Angeles, Washington – "House that Jack built.
" Captain "Jack" Smith, and his daughter, use forest "bricks" to erect unique home.
New York City, New York – Big city lures bossy.
Ohio farmer's wife milks $15,000 cow with skyscrapers as setting.
Port Angeles, Washington – He's a salmon hound.
"Mike," world's only fishing dog, is his own hook, line and sinker.
Oakland, California – Coast melon market is sadly depleted.
Visible supply rapidly disappears as prize eating contest is staged.
Danbury, Connecticut – Auto speed stars thrill crowds at fair.
Farmer folk gasp as cars skid around curves on half-mile track. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1929 (UE29084)
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Berlin, Germany – 500,000 line streets at Stresemann funeral.
President Hindenberg, at 82, walks three miles, heading procession from Reichstag to cemetery.
New York City, New York – Who's who in today's news:
Gen. Dawes, U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain, and Mrs. Dawes, come home for a visit.
New York City, New York – Paris tries to put our girls into "longies."
American fashion experts display knee-hiding skirts and trailing ensembles.
Mexico City, Mexico – News paragraphs:
Mexicans hold Columbus Day celebration with elaborate ceremonies.
Cambridge, Maryland – Test model seadrome.
Miniature of floating platform for cross-ocean flyers is given trial.
Rhineland, Germany – A page from the gay '90's.
German family recalls "good old days" with a joy ride on the highway.
San Diego, California – Smoke screen blankets airplane-carrier in Navy Day "battle."
Destroyers and flyers hide huge Saratoga in spectacular maneuvers.
Buffalo, New York - City's "sweetest day" makes orphans happy.
New York City, New York - Princess Erik here.
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1929 (UE29085)
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – 70,000 see California crush Penn team, 12 to 7.
Golden Bears overwhelm eastern rivals in fierce struggle.
Belleau, France – War torn church rebuilt by "Yankees."
Famous 26th Division restores old structure wrecked on battle front.
Oakland, California – News paragraphs:
Great Russian airplane—"Land of the Soviets," bound for New York from Moscow, reaches coast.
Ise, Japan – Jap scouts visit shrine.
Hundreds of boys make annual pilgrimage to tiny temple dedicated to Sun Goddess.
Skagitt River, Washington – Highest dam in world nearly ready.
"The Diablo," which will cost more than $4,000,000, is eighty percent completed.
Scott, Arkansas – Oddities in today's news:
Mechanical cotton picker invades the fields of Dixie.
South Holland, Illinois – No race suicide here.
Sixteen children in this family—Mr. and Mrs. Peerbolte claim world's record.
Stockholm, Sweden – Swedish children hold mammoth festival.
Stadium is scene of colorful spectacle celebrating fall re-opening of schools. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1929 (UE29086)
Cincinnati, Ohio – Hoover leads new waterways celebration.
President and party cruise down Ohio River to dedicate $118,000,000 project.
Spezia, Italy – Italy's Naval cadets in mid-air ship drill.
Leghorn Academy boys do daring stunts in review for Admiral Rota.
New York City, New York – Morgan heads group that halts market panic.
Announcement of support from leaders of finance stops wild trading in Wall Street.
Cardington, England – News paragraphs:
Britain's new airship has first flight—R-101 sails over London.
New York City, New York – First city air police go on duty.
Sky cop corps is inaugurated to curb reckless flying over metropolis.
Brooklyn, New York – Oddities in today's news:
Trolley tries to be a subway car—jumps track into excavation and injures eight passengers.
Berlin, Germany – Fireman uses showerbath.
Queer device to protect flame-fighters is tried out before German officials. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1929 (UE29087)
Rome, Italy – Mussolini reviews metropolitan police.
City's "finest" turn out for Premier in biggest annual inspection in history.
New York City, New York – Who's who in the news of today:
Roosevelt Medal is awarded Owen D. Young for his plan to settle reparations problem.
Washington, DC – Find Fall guilty.
Former Secretary of the Interior is convicted of taking $100,000 bribe from E. L. Doheny.
New York City, New York – Meet the sisters "G."
Eleanor and Carla, sensational Paris dancers, here for "King of Jazz" roles.
Yamoto, Japan – Give youth of Japan $1,000,000 playground.
Seventy-five acre recreation ground is opened in suburb of Tokyo.
Chicago, Illinois – "Cinderellas" compete in perfect foot contest.
Twinkling tootsies are tested at convention of Chiropodists' Association.
Los Angeles, California – Coast population jumps.
Hurry call is sent for synthetic "mother" to feed twelve babies born at one time.
Paris, France – Waiters hold marathon.
Galloping garcons have annual race through streets of Capital.
New Haven, Connecticut – Booth is hero as Yale crushes Army 21-13.
80,000 see slender youth plunge through West Point giants and score three touchdowns. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1929 (UE29088)
Washington, DC - $50,000 for Mme. Curie.
Gift of scientist friends for purchase of gram of radium, is presented by President Hoover.
Bangkok, Siam – King opens royal opera season in Siam.
Praja Dhipok introduces elaborate dancing plays in his palace for first time.
Mansfield, Massachusetts – Don't like turkey? Then pick one of these.
America's biggest goose farm begins fattening 5,000 birds for Christmas season.
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1929 (UE29089)
Valley Stream, New York – Police battle crowds as Soviets end flight.
Thousands try to break through lines when giant plane completes 13,300-mile journey.
Hoquiam, Washington – Oddities in today's news:
Forest fashions are new fad—girls display latest styles in wooden dresses.
Fredericksburg, Virginia – Innocent monk jailed.
"Freckles," trained chimpanzee, is locked up pending ownership decision.
Mitchell Field, New York – "Safe" planes compete in $150,000 prize tests.
American and foreign machines are tried out in Guggenheim Aircraft Competition.
Alameda, California - $250,000 pier blaze.
Firemen fight flames for nine hours and save steamers.
Olympia, Washington – Builds "Noah's Ark." William Greenwood says the world's coming to an end in 1932 and he's getting ready.
Berlin, Germany – Germany speeds up.
Teutonic traffic takes a leap—one way streets and few stops keep everything moving.
New Haven, Connecticut – Yale beats Dartmouth 16-12 in fierce struggle.
80,000 see Blue hoodoo pursue the Green—losers put up hard fight.
Weatherford, Texas -- County fair recalls south of olden days.
Los Angeles, California -- Bears smother Trojans, 15-7, in grid upset.
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1929 (UE29090)
Rome, Italy – 100,000 hail Il Duce on 7th Fascisti birthday.
Tremendous crowds fill Piazza Venezia to celebrate famous "March on Rome."
Washington, DC – Who's who in today's news:
Hoover and Dawes enroll in Red Cross—are first members in annual drive.
Liverpool, England – Ramsay MacDonald home.
Britain's Premier returns to England after his visit to America.
Cedar Falls, Washington – Record haul marks timber price raise.
Northwestern logging camp ships 8,000,000 feet in one month to satisfy demands.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – News paragraphs:
Santa Claus' workshop busy—inmates of Old Men's Home speed up on Christmas toy making.
Ozone Park, New York – Burn 25,000 "squealers."
Eastern Radio Association destroys huge pile of obsolete sets in public bonfire.
Berlin, Germany – Traffic tips for tots.
Special class to teach children how to avoid street dangers is introduced in schools.
Brooklyn, New York – Show marine progress.
Ship Models Club displays miniature vessels in unique exhibition.
Bloomington, Indiana – Grow "loyal whiskers."
Indiana University students vow not to shave until their team wins a football game.
Armistice Day, 1929. |
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