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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40061)
NATION SPEEDS DEFENSE
ROCK ISLAND, ILL. – The Array’s Rock Island Arsenal, assembly and research plant, is busy turning out tanks and guns, as well as testing new anti-tank guns.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – William Knudson, head of the nation’s defense council, tells how the nation is being geared up to turn out thousands of new fighting planes and other military and naval equipment.
F.D.R. INSPECTS AIR DEFENSES
LANGLEY FIELD, VA. – President Roosevelt sees fast pursuit planes and bombers in action during his tour of U.S. defense. A thrilling sight for all Americans as the air fleets roar overhead!
FIRST PICTURES FROM FRANCE
NEW GOVERNMENT MEETS TO PLAN FUTURE
VICHY, FRANCE – First pictures from France since the ill-fated surrender to the Nazis. Following a sorrowful Bastille Day parade, Marshal Petain, new leader, meets with his cabinet during an assembly session.
SEVERAL DEAD IN PAINT FACTORY BLAST
CAMDEN, N.J. – Terrifying scenes as roaring flames sweep an auto paint factory, following an explosion that shook the city. Firemen battle the blaze for hours, and the death toll is mounting.
WILLKIE DRAFTS OPENING SPEECH
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. – The G.O.P. candidate returns to finish his Western vacation and begins drafting the acceptance speech he soon will make at his hometown. Elwood, Ind., as the start of a hot campaign.
“MISS AMERICA 1900” IS CHOSEN
CONEY ISLAND, N.Y. – A beauty parade of the century – the last century! Amusing scenes as grandmothers in old-style bathing suits, vie for the title. Mrs. Elizabeth Kaiser wins, while a bevy of modern cuties look on.
ROUGH WATER SWIMMING RACE
LA JOLLA, CALIF. – Seventy-five nautical lads and lassies compete in the 9th annual choppy water classic, battling the breakers and waves over a grueling course. Paul Herron leads the men, with Mrs. Balich leader of the mermaids.
COLORFUL RODEO THRILLS FANS
SALINAS, CALIF. – Buckin’ broncs and Brahma steers have a hey day at the annual Salinas buckaroo, as they toss the cowboys “for a loss” right and left. Thrills and spills as the daring cowhands “bite the dust”!
AUTOGIRO HOPS OFF THE GROUND
WILLOW GROVE, PA. – Amazing scenes as Pitcairn test pilots demonstrate a novel autogiro that hops straight off the ground for 30 feet before starting its normal take-off. It should be invaluable as an artillery “spotter” for the Army.
CROWDS OUT FOR GALA PREMIERE
COFFEYVILLE, KAN. – On the site of the famed Wild West robbery episode, thousands welcome Hollywood stars, including Andy Devine, Peggy Moran, Constance Moore, and others, on hand for the premiere of “When The Daltons Rode.” |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40062)
“HELP BRITAIN NOW” – PERSHING
WASHINTON, D.C. – Uncle Sam’s respected war-time commander again breaks his long silence to urge immediate aid to Great Britain, especially the immediate transfer of at least 50 U.S. destroyers to the British Navy.
BRITISH PLANES ROUT “STUKA” BOMBERS IN DRAMATIC BATTLE OVER THE CHANNEL
Spectacular scenes of a mass attack by Nazi planes on English shipping! Right before your eyes – “Stukas” dive upon the ships, dropping their deadly bombs and then zooming up again! “Hurricane” fighters roar to the attack, and in thrilling dog-fights shoot down several of the raiders.
43 KILLED IN OHIO TRAIN WRECK
CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO – Twisted, flame seared wreckage is graphic evidence of the terrible railroad accident that killed all passengers aboard a gas powered express. The train failed to take a siding and crashed into a freight!
BRITISH SEAPLANE REACHES U.S.
NEW YORK, N.Y. – In war time camouflage to protect her against enemy planes, the flying boat “Clare” arrives from England via Canada. Three persons, one an American returning from a “secret” mission, made the trip.
WILLKIE MEETS G.O.P. LEADERS
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. – The Republican candidate confers with Joseph Martin, his campaign manage, and Gov. Stassen of Minnesota, before leaving for a farm conference at Des Moines prior to his acceptance speech at Elwood, Ind.
COAST GUARD’S 150TH BIRTHDAY (Exclusive)
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Colorful scenes at the World’s Fair Court of Peace, as Coast Guardsmen and Navy battalions take part in the impressive anniversary parade of the famed government life saving organization.
AQUAPLANE ACES IN OCEAN RACE
HERMOSA BEACH, CALIF. – Twenty daring surfboard champs, including six girls, compete in the annual classic from Catalina Island to the mainland. Bob Brown wins after a grueling, bumpy trip that causes trouble for other contestants.
U.S. TRAINS PARACHUTE TROOPS
HIGHTSTOWN, N.J. – Uncle Sam’s first parachute platoon goes to school to learn the Blitzkrieg technique of modern warfare. A special tower enables recruits to get valuable experience in jumping – without any danger!
CHIC NEW FALL HATS SHOWN (Exclusive)
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Milady’s new hat fashions will be gayer and goofier this Fall, according to preview scenes like these. Gayer in design and goofier in name – “My First Husband,” “Jungle Bell” and other amusing titles! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40063)
U.S. DEFENSE IN THE NEWS
WORKERS PLEDGE DEFENSE DRIVE
FLINT, MICH. – A colorful pageant of gala floats climaxes the Motor Festival, a picturesque display of the auto industry’s determination to help the nation gear up for its defense.
RECRUITING SPEEDED ON COAST
FT. MacARTHUR, CALIF. – Uncle Sam’s enlistment drive hits a new high, as 50 young men a day enlist. Plenty of drilling for new recruits, and also a chance to fire the big coast defense guns.
NEW HIGHWAY IS DEFENSE AID
INDIANTOWN GAP, PA. – The State’s new 90 mi. stretch of super highway gets an official try out, as troops and guns of the 108th Field Artillery, National Guard, speed over the road in defense maneuvers.
ELECTRIC MACHINE GUN TRIED
DAISETTA, TEXAS – Here’s a novel weapon that may revolutionize the use of powder in firearms. Virgil Rigsby shows how his amazing machine gun uses magnetic coils instead of powder, to propel its bullets.
WILLKIE MEETS FARM LEADERS
DES MOINES, IOWA – The G.O.P. Candidate attends a meeting of farm delegates to discuss agricultural problems, as the wind-up of his Western tour. Thousands cheer him during the busy session.
F.D.R. HOST TO SOUTH AMERICANS
HYDE PARK, N.Y. – President and Mrs. Roosevelt are hosts to delegates from the Pan American Conference, here for diplomatic visits. A “Good Neighbor” greeting that should help cement hemisphere defense.
BEACH PICNIC THRILLS ORPHANS
LONG BEACH, N.Y. – Hundreds of Brooklyn orphans are guests of David F. Soden for the 10th annual outing at the ocean. Thrills and more thrills – plenty of swimming, ice cream and real “heroes” to entertain them!
SKEET ACE GETS PERFECT SCORE
ASHEVILLE, N.C. – Bob Parker, 17 year old Tulsa shooter, amazes contestants and spectators at the National Open championship, by shooting a perfect “225” score. You’ll be amazed, too, to see him in action!
YACHTS VIE FOR RACING TITLES
MARBLEHEAD, MASS. – It’s a spectacular sight for “Old Salts” and landlubbers alike, as hundreds of trim crafts compete in the annual Race Week regattas. Sparkling water, snappy breezes and yachts well-heeled!
SUMMER SKIING A COOL SPORT (Exclusive)
MT. BAKER, WASH. – It’s cool and scenic – skiing on the snow covered slopes here! Hundreds of over heated young men and women, dressed in natty shorts and play suits get cool thrills – and spills, too – as they soar along.
NAZI BOMBERS RAID ENGLISH PORT
DOVER, ENGLAND – Dramatic scenes of a mass attack by enemy bombers on the big seaport! Nazi bombs rain down on ships in the harbor, until “Spitfires” arrive to drive the raiders away. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40064)
U.S. DEFENSE IN THE NEWS
ARMY IN LARGEST WAR GAMES
OGDENSBURG, N.Y. – The First Army conducts extensive maneuvers in upstate New York as part of the nation wide war games, greatest in U.S. history. Short in mechanized equipment, soldiers use stovepipes and trucks to learn blitzkrieg rudiments.
U.S. TO REGISTER ALIENS
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Government Printing Office rushes the printing of blanks prior to the registration of every alien within our border. The Director, Earl G. Harrison explains things as instructions are begun.
WILLKIE AND HOOVER MEET
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. – The former President arrives in this western city for a conference with the Republican nominees. The two party leaders, closeted privately, conferred on strategy in the coming campaign.
WINDSORS IN BERMUDA
HAMILTON – The Duke, with his American born wife, debarks at this English Isle on his way to the Bahamas to take up his new job as Governor General there. The people give their ex-ruler a warm welcome.
WINS SOAP BOX DERBY
AKRON, O. – Happy, pug-nosed Tommy Fisher of Detroit is headed for a free college education as he defeats 130 boys in winning the annual all American soap box derby. Tommy thrills 50,000 in setting a enw record time.
WINS COAST BEAUTY CROWN
VENICE, CALIF. – It’s nip and tuck all the way, but Shirlee Paterson walks off with the title of Miss California, 1940. The young miss is, needless to say, as pretty as a newsreel picture
SHIP IN UNIQUE LAUNCHING
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. – The 12,000-ton freighter, American Manufacturer, is launched sideways in a spectacular baptism. Near tragedy is averted when the ship slides down the ways early sending hundreds running for safety.
F.D.R. INSPECTS U.S. DEFENSES
CHARLESTOWN, MASS. – The President makes a first hand inspection of the key Navy Yard here and arsenals in New England as American defense preparations get up to speed throughout the nation.
MIOLAND WINS RICH DERBY
CHICAGO, ILL. – With the $45,000 awaiting the winner and the track a sea of sticky mud. Mioland breaks fast in the American Derby to hold the lead all the way and get home easily – the winnah!
TROPICAL STORMS HIT SOUTH
CROWLEY, LA. – The entire population of 10,000 persons is ordered to evacuate after 24 inches of rain inundate the city.
CHARLESTOWN, S.C. – Twenty-seven are known to be dead as a raging storm, accompanied by a 75 mile an hour gale devastates the coast. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40065)
ON THE EUROPEAN WAR FRONT
“SEE ENGLAND AND DIE”
Tommy Atkins
SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND – With waves of German planes inaugurating the Nazi Blitzkreig, the British Tommies show how well they are prepared for any attempt at invasion as they flaunt their latest slogan.
SOMEWHERE AT SEA – The Empire’s Mosquito Fleet, consisting of scores of small, speedy, heavily armed speed-boats, patrols off the coast. This fleet has already repulsed enemy efforts to land.
VICHY, FRANCE – First pictures of Marshall Petain, new head of the French Government which “rules” unoccupied France.
CLERMONT, FRANCE – The Armistice signed, France begins the demobilization of her Army, with agricultural workers the first to be released.
ROOSEVELT CONCLUDES TOUR
NEWPORT, R.I. – The President on a first hand inspection trip of New England defenses and arsenals, visits the Naval base here and also gets a close up of the country’s Number One Submarine Base at New London, Conn.
AMBASSADOR CUDAHY HOME
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Saying he was misquoted in London in published reports which had him praising the conduct of the German Army and calling for a lifting of the food blockage, the Ambassador is exonerated by the President.
MOP UP AFTER HURRICANE
CHARLESTON, S.C. – With scores dead in one of the worst gales in local history, residents total the damage and prepare to dig in and rush reconstruction work.
BLESS HUGE SHRIMP FLEET
BARATARIA, LA. – With the opening of the shrimp fishing season, more than a hundred vessels receive a solemn blessing before they put out for the grounds where they will remain for many weeks.
FAVORITE WINS CLASSIC
GOSHEN, N.Y. – Hot favorite for only two days before the 15th running of the famous Hambletonian trotting classic, Spencer Scott proves his backers were right as he wins the coveted title.
STREAMLINE OLD HAIR-DO’S
NEW YORK, N.Y. – The hairstyles of Cleopatra and the other glamour girls through the ages have been brought right up to date in new versions of the ancient classics. But if you feel like Marie Antoinette – don’t lose your head |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40066)
WILLKIE BLASTS F.D.R.’S FOREIGN POLICY
ELWOOD, IND. – Formally accepting the Republican presidential nomination before a crowd of 200,000 Wendell Willkie flays domestic and foreign policies of the New Deal as leading the nation into war. He endorses the draft for U.S. defense, and dares Pres. Roosevelt to meet him in public debate on question vital to all Americans.
U.S.-CANADA JOINT DEFENSE PLANNED
OGDENSBURG, N.Y. – Pres. Roosevelt, inspecting troops and planes of the First Army, engaged in spectacular maneuvers along the Canadian border, is host to Prime Minister King of Canada, with whom he arrived at an agreement for a joint U.S.-Canadian Defense Board.
DUKE OF WINDSOR SWORN IN
NASSAU B.W.I. – Colorful scenes of Old World pomp, the Duke of Windsor, with his American-born Duchess, arrived in the Bahama Islands to be sworn in as Governor. New lands and subjects for an ex-King.
PARACHUTE PLANE TRIED OUT
AUGUSTA MAINE – An amazing “safety” device for planes – a 52 foot parachute invented by Jimmie Goodwin of Kentucky. Released in mid-air, the chute lowers the plane to earth with hardly a bump. Happy Landings – is right!
OUTSIDER WINS GOLD CUP RACE
NORTHPORT, N.Y. – Hotsy Totsy II, a rank outsider recently bought for only $1,000 wins two of three heats in the famous speedboat regatta to clinch the coveted trophy. Sydney Allen, novice driver and owner, amazes 100,000 spectators, and himself, too! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40067)
BRITISH HOME DEFENSES IN HGIH GEAR
A respite from the recent mass bombing raids ives Britain time to examine bomb damage and to gird for more raids to come!
American correspondents visit the seaport of Bristol following recent air attacks, but find little damage done to the great docks!
King George reviews units of “Home Guard” volunteers. Thousands of able-bodied men who’ll hear the brunt of my attack.
Thrilling scenes as tank units show how quickly they can swing into action. The keep in trim with “lightning” forays through the countryside.
WILLKIE RESTS “DOWN ON THE FARM”
RUSHVILLE, IND. – Resting up after his vigorous acceptance speech in Elwood, the G.O.P. candidate visits one of his farms and poses with old friends. He still wants to meet F.D.R. in public debate!
A ROYAL PRESS CONFERENCE
NASSAU, B.W.I. – Rested and refreshed after their trip from Europe, the Duke of Windsor, new Governor of the Bahamas, and his American born Duchess, pose for newsmen at the palace grounds. Their first “official” act.
FLYING WEATER BUREAU TRIED
FLOYD BENNETT FIELD, N.Y. – Huge trans-ocean planes of American Export Lines try out “weather forecasting,” working in co-operation with U.S. ships in charting conditions across the Atlantic.
GIRLS FIGHT IT OUT WITH PAINT
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. – Aqua-belles of the Coast Fair’s Aquacade settle arguments over their respective abilities by indulging in a comic auto-painting contest. Another record for “body paintings.”
RODEO A WILD WEST THRILLER
SUN VALLEY, IDAHO – Thousands of vacationists at the colorful resort are thrilled by an old time parade and rodeo. Highlight is the bronc and Brahma steer riding by dare devil cowhands. And what spills.
FLYNN TAKES FARLEY POST
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Postmaster Gen’l “Jim” Farley, retiring chaiman of the Democratic National party turns over the reigns to Edward J. Flynn, Bronx leader. Another General retires, but not because of physical disability.
DIONNE “QUINTS” TAKE A BOW
ONT. – The five famous sisters, top tourist attractions, are gracious hostesses to American newspaper editors on a Dominion tour. You, too, will be delighted to see them “show off” for the visitors.
ENGLISH REFUGEE KIDS ARRIVE
NEW YORK, N.Y. – The first batch of British kiddies brought to safety in the U.S. by the Marshal Field committee arrive on the S.S. Samaria – and excited thrilled throng of 138 youngsters!
WOMAN HOOKS 500-POUND TUNA (Exclusive)
OFF NOVA SCOTIA – The tuna fish are running! Whoppers, too – running into hundreds of pounds and some over 8 feel long. A fishing trip with two experts, including a woman that provides the thrill of big time angling! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40068)
NATIONAL DEFENSE IN THE NEWS
DEFFENSE CHIEF SEES 500 M.P.H. PLANE
BURBANK, CALIF. – William Knudsen, defense chief, inspects one of the new Lockheed P-38 interceptor planes which are expected to top 500 M.P.H. The speediest warplane ever built!
WORLD’S LARGEST BOMBER NEARS COMPLETION
SANTA MONICA, CALIF. – Workers rush completion of the new Douglas B-19 bomber, largest bombing plane in the world. With a wing span of over 200 feet, and with four 2,000 H.P. engines, it will be able to fly to Europe and back, non-stop!
TRIPLE SIZE OF PLANE PLANT
SEATTLE, WASH. – In line with the nation’s air expansion program, builders of the huge Boeing “Flying Fortresses” are expanding their huge plant here, to triple the production of military planes.
U.S.-CANADA DEFENSE BOARD MEETS
WASHINGTON, D.C. – American members of the new defense board meet with Pres. Roosevelt at the White House. Mayor LaGuardia of New York is chairman of the group.
LEON TROTSKY ASSASSINATED
MEXICO CITY, D.F. – Fatally wounded with a pick-axe by a member of his own household, the exiled “Red” leader dies in a hospital. His funeral is held while police search for evidence of a Stalinist assassination plot.
FLAMES THREATEN COAST FAIR
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. – Spectacular scenes at the Golden Gate Exposition, as flames sweep the California State Building, and menace the entire fair. Furnishings are removed from the doomed building, as thousands look on.
WOMEN TENNIS STARTS SHINE
CHESTNUT HILL, MASS. – Thrilling scenes as finals are played in the National Doubles matches at the Longwood Club. Alice Marble and Sarah Palfrey annex the title, beating Miss Bundy and Mrs. Van Ryn in straight sets.
MERMAIDS IN NAT’L SWIM MEET
CLEMENTON, N.J. – Three miles is a long way to swim, but for champion U.S. girl swimmers, it’s just a paddle. Pretty Ann Hardin covers the course in speedy time to win the coveted title and medal.
GRIDDERS GO “OVER THE TOP”
CORNWALL, N.Y. – Football is in the air, but so is national defense! So in a militaristic mood, the Eastern All-Stars arrive with rifles and field guns to begin training for their coming game with the N.Y. Giants.
DEMOCRATS JOIN WILLKIE CAMP
NEW YORK, N.Y. – The G.O.P. candidate gets the backing of many influential Democrats in his fight against the New Deal. Among the latest are John Hanes and Lewis Douglas, former F.D.R. aides, and Alan Valentine of Rochester University.
COAST ZOO GETS STRANGE CARGO
SAN DIEGO, CALIF. – From Calcutta, India, comes a shipment of strange creatures for the zoo. Hippos, valued at $5,000 each! Comic tapirs from the Malay! A giant Orangutang, and others to thrill and amuse the crowds! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40069)
AMERICA PREPARES
CHIEF INSPECTS PLANE PLANT
SEATTLE, WASH. – William Knudsen, defense commission head, visits the huge Boeing factory, to see the plant’s “Flying Fortresses” rolling off the assembly line.
HOW THE ARMY WILL KEEEP DRY
JEFFERSON, IND. – Thirty-five tennis per day is the output of the Army Depot here, where 850 workers turn canvas into tents for our expanding armed forces.
ARSENAL TURNING OUT ‘BIG GUNS’
WATERVLIET, N.Y. – Interesting scenes in the big Army arsenal, where hundreds of skilled workers are turning out guns of all sizes – from the 37 mm. rapid fire cannons to huge 16 in. “rifles.”
PNEUMATIC MACHING GUN TEST
INGLEWOOD, CALIF. – Compressed air furnishes the “kick” for an amazing machine gun invented by a Coast expert. It may sound like a lot of “hot hair” to you, but just watch it shoot steel balls through a 4 in. board!
REGISTRATION OF ALIENS BEGINS
NEW YORK, N.Y. – In a far reaching move to check the activities of foreign agents, the registration of all the 3,600,000 aliens in the U.S. is begun. Thousands come to be fingerprinted on the first day.
U.S.-CANADA DEFENSE BOARD SITS
OTTAWA, ONT. – An historic meeting! Members of the joint board for defense of the U.S. and Canada meet at Parliament Building, to discuss ways of establishing crisis in both countries for the common defense of both!
CUTE TOTS IN GALA BABY PARADE (Exclusive)
WILDWOOD, N.J. – More than 300 kiddies, in colorful costumes, flanked by gala floats, vie for honors in the 30th annual Baby Pageant. It’s a tough job picking winners – all the tots will win your hearts!
TROLLEY HOSTESSES A NEW FAD (Exclusive)
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – You’ve heard of hostesses for airplanes. Now it’s a new feature on trolley cars to Ocean Beach. Pretty “car hop-ettes” in natty uniforms, who’ll get you a drink, a newspaper or fix that headache!
FORDHAM GRIDDERS WARM UP
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Pigskin time draws near, so the Fordham University “Rams” turn out for practice under Coach Crowley. Novel methods are used to iron out those Summer kinks – you ought to see the “Rams” on the “Tiger Stretch!”
U.S. REFUGEE SHIP SAFE AT LAST
NEW YORK, N.Y. – After a harrowing voyage through mine fields in the North Sea, the SS. American Legion arrives with 870 refugees from Finland. The ship kept to its original course, despite warnings of mines in its path.
BRITISH CHILDREN EVACUATED
IN ENGLAND – Fleeing the approach of more air raids, hundreds of English children are taken aboard ship to be sent to Australia. They’re going “Down Under” – thousands of miles from home, but they’ll be “out from under” Nazi bombs. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40070)
THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN
LONDON HIT IN CONTINUOUS RAIDS
The Nazi assaults on London reach “Blitzkrieg” proportions, with bombs wrecking buildings and starting fires in wide areas. But Londoners go about their business, happy to be alive!
BRITISH BOMBERS STRIKEE AT REICH
Gripping scenes aboard a British Whitely bomber, as the Universal cameraman “goes along” to record spectacular scenes of bombing raids over Germany. Fires are started by bombs – made in Britain!
CONVOY FIGHTS OFF NAZI RAIDERS
DOVER, ENGLAND – British planes and anti-aircraft guns take a toll of Nazi planes attempting to break up a convoy entering the Channel port. But it’s a close call for freighter crews!
SEN. LUNDEEN AND 24 DIE IN PLANE CRASH
LOVETTSVILLE, VA. – Government investigators and company officials comb the wreckage of a giant DC-3 airliner, which crashed during a storm, killing Senator Lundeen and other passengers, and crew, outright. The first fatal accident for U.S. airlines in almost a year and a half!
DRAFT SPURS MARRIAGE RUSH
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Cupid is doing a land office business these days, ever since Congress took up legislation to draft a big army. The Marriage License Bureau is swamped with a 100 per cent increase! Plenty of “I Do’s.”
JITTERBUGS STRUT AND STOMP
NEW YORK, N.Y. – “Swing it” is the cry of Madison Square Garden, as the Harvest Moon Ball brings out all the fancy steppers in town to compete for prizes. The Conga, Lindy Hop and others – right in the groove!
PACKERS TOP ALL-STARS, 45-28
CHICAGO, ILL. – Football gets underway! In a thrilling scoring spree at Soldier Field before 85,000 fans, the Green Bay “Pro” gridders triumph over the College stars. Amazing passing features the game!
AUTO DRIVERS IN THRILL SHOW
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Jimmie Lynch and his “Death Drivers,” famous daredevil auto racers, provide World’s Fair crowds with death-defying stunts that will give you the creeps! The “dive bomber” crash in a spectacular finale!
WALLACE HAILED IN HOMETOWN
DES MOINES, IOWA – Thousands turn out in a colorful parade welcoming F.D.R’s running mate to his hometown, as he arrives to accept the nomination for Vice-President. Eight thousand attend the notification ceremonies.
5 DEAD IN WATER TANK CRASH
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – Firemen search the wreckage of a bath house for victims of a strange disaster. Two huge tanks, holding 40,000 gallons of water for showers, topple over, pinning many of the tangled debris. |
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