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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40071)
U.S. SWAPS OLD WARSHIPS FOR BASES
In an historical move that has repercussions in belligerent capitals abroad, as well as at home, President Roosevelt announces the transfer of 50 over age destroyers to Britain, in return for which this country gets vital island bases in British America.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Lord Lothian, British Ambassador, declares that the transfer will benefit both Britain and the U.S. by aiding England to keep dictator fleets out of the Atlantic.
F.D.R. DEDICATES NEW PARK
NEWFOUND GAP, TENN. – Dedicating the great Smoky Mountains National Park, President Roosevelt calls on Americans to prepare to defend their country – by “national unity based on pride and sacrifice” in face of a danger to the American way of life that is closer than ever before.
CO-EDS “BATTLE” 2,000 TURKEYS
HARRISONBURG, VA. – Sixty-five “plucky” local lassies “take on” 2,000 turkeys in a turkey feather battle royale. After removing the feathers, the girls indulge in an old fashioned “pillow fight” – and how the feathers fly!
DOUBLE TROUBLE AT CONVENTION (Exclusive)
ST. LOUIS, MO. – The ninth annual convention is a gala pot-pourri of Pete and Re-Pete, Kate and Dupli-Kate. Judges picking the various winners have a tough job – and so will you trying to figure out who’s who and why!
NELSON WINS “PRO” GOLF TITLE
HERSHEY, PA. – The Toledo links star, former “Open” champ, stages a spectacular finish drive – two birdies and a par – to annex the coveted P.G.A. trophy. Sammy Snead is a close second, after leading until the very end.
AUTO ACES SCALE FAMOUS PEAK
PIKE’S PEAK, COLO. – Thrills and chills for the spectators as dare devil auto drivers pilot their skidding cars up steep roads and around dizzy curves. Al Rogers, second last year, wins the 12-mile event in fast time.
AMERICAN FLIER GETS HERO RITES
IN ENGLAND – William M.L. Fiske 3rd, prominent American sports enthusiast who was killed landing his plane after a dog fight, is given a hero’s burial by fellow members of the Royal Air Force.
NEW CO-ED SCHOOL STYLES SEEN (Exclusive)
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Pretty girls show new “Back to school” fashions, designed by Audrey Jane. Tricky new coats and capes, natty “suits” and accessories for the well-dressed co-ed. School should be an eyeful for the boys!
BEAUTIES PARADE ON BOARDWALK
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – Forty-six lovely “eyefuls,” contenders for the 1940 Miss America title, stage a parade of feminine pulchritude. Colorful floats, and forty-six bathing suits – full of beautiful lassies! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40072)
NAZI BOMBERS BLAST LONDON
Terrible scenes of death and destruction in Britain’s capital, after waves of Nazi bombers break through defenses and shower tons of missiles on dock areas and tenements. But it’s “Business As Usual” despite death from above.
KING CAROL FLEES RUMANIA
The long arm of Axis aggression causes King Carol to flee for his life after forcing the ill-fated nation to cede much land to Hungary and other countries. Crown Prince Michael ascends to a dictator-controlled throne.
OLD U.S. DESTROYERS SAIL TO WAR
Several of the 50 over-age warships traded to Britain for island bases leave Navy yards after workmen prepare them for ocean crossing. Work is being rushed on others which soon will be on their way to Canada and points east.
KNOX VISITS COAST NAVY BASE
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. – The Navy Secretary, enroute to Honolulu, visits the Mare Island base with Admiral Cooke and others. The former Republican publisher gets first-hand information on our defense situation.
200,000 AT OPEN AIR CONCERT
CHICAGO, ILL. – 200,000 thrilled spectators hear the famous opera singer, Giovanni Martinelli, render Handel’s Largo, at open air concert sponsored by the city park department and the Chi. Fed. of musicians.
TAXES CAUSE SPEED-UP AT MINT
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. – Interesting scenes at the U.S. Mint, where a 24-hour work day is necessary due to the increasing need for pennies to pay for taxes. The turn out over a million a day – so count your change!
DACHSHUND WINS IN DOG SHOW
RYE, N.Y. – A swanky showing of blue-bloods is the colorful Westchester Kennel Club fixture, with a gala society crowd out for the event. The best of nearly 1,000 champions is Dimas Earthstopper, a dachshund.
KIDS IN SCRAPPY BOXING BOUTS
NEW YORK, N.Y. – It’s a bang-up exhibition of pugilistic vim and vigor, as game little tenement youngsters vie for honors in Police Athletic League bouts at the World’s Fair. Plenty of action as the “fly-weights” mix it!
OLD TANKS MAY GO TO CANADA
FT. GEO. G. MEADE, MD. – Another move to bolster both U.S. and Canadian defenses hinges on the possibility that the U.S. may send scores of its World War tanks to Canada, for training and defense purposes.
“MISS AMERICA 1940” CHOSEN
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – The annual parade of feminine charm and beauty comes to a colorful climax, as judges finally select pretty Frances Burke, 19, a fireman’s daughter from Philadelphia, as beauty queen of America.
U.S. VATICAN ENVOY ARRIVES
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – Myron C. Taylor, F.D.R.’s special envoy to Pope Pius XII, arrives home with Mrs. Taylor on the SS. Excalibur. The U.S. is faced with grave decisions, he says.
TOBACCO FETE A GALA PAGEANT
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. – Colorful scenes during the big tobacco town’s annual festival, with a gala parade and pretty girls lending luster to the occasion. “Jim” Farley crowns Miss Martha Scott Tobacco Queen. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40073)
DEFENSE HEADLINES
KNUDSEN SEES BIG WARPLANE OUTPUT
BUFFALO, N.Y. – A huge air fleet of 19,000 planes by 1942 is prophecied by Defense Chief William Knudsen during a visit to the Curtiss plant. Highlight of the tour is a demonstration by 400 M.P.H. pursuit planes!
BALTIMORE, MD. – Mr. Knudsen inspects the Glenn Martin plant builders of huge Navy bombers. Plans are underway to double the factory’s capacity.
CONGRESS SPEEDS CONSCRIPTION
WASHINGTON, D.C.- Vital scenes in America’s defense program. House and Senate conferees meet to iron out details on the joint bill to register U.S. manpower for service conscription. Legislation is expected to pass soon!
NEW TRAINING PLANE MADE OF WOOD
FORT WORTH, TEXAS – It’s amazing to see a modern plane made of spruce and plywood these days, but here’s a novel bi-motored ship designed for Army training that’s a honey. It’s the Bennett trainer, a new ship in the old way!
500 ANGLERS IN SALMON DERBY
SEATTLE, WASH. – Colorful scenes as hundreds of entrants in the 10th annual Fishing Derby start at dawn to land prize winning salmon. Miss Lilly Torkelson, a newcomer this year, catches a 50-pounder to win the grand prize, an auto.
FIGHTING IRISH ON THE WARPATH
SOUTH BEND, IND. – Football’s in the air on the Notre Dame campus, as 66 players report for training under Coach Layden. Vigorous exercises for those Summer kinks begin the Fall campaign for the gridders.
MARBEL, McNEILL WIN AT TENNIS
FOREST HILLS, N.Y. – Alice Marble, National champ, retains her title by trouncing Helen Jacobs in straight sets! In a thrilling upset, Don McNeill defeats Boby Riggs after losing first two sets. A 5-set thriller!
CAPITAL COPS IN THRILL SHOW
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Dare-devil stunts at top speed are staged by members of the Metropolitan Police Motorcycle Stunt team, a long name for a long thrill. They amaze you with a routine of fast-action tricks! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40074)
ON THE WAR FRONT
BRITISH PLANES ROUT NAZI RAIDERS
Dramatic scenes of “dog-fights” over Britain, as “Spitfires” attack invading Nazi bombers. Right before your eyes, barrage balloons fall in flames – and Nazi warbirds “bail out” of their crippled planes, as British pilots repel another raid!
WILLKIE BEGINS TOUR OF WEST
CHICAGO, ILL. – The Republican candidate gets a rousing welcome in the Kelly-Nash stronghold, and talks to stockyard and steel workers, before starting his vigorous campaign tour through the West and Mid-West.
48 DEAD, 5 MISSING IN MUNITIONS BLAST
KENVIL, N.J. – The worst munitions explosion in U.S. history leaves undescribable scenes of destruction in its wake. The Hercules plant, making powder for the U.S. and Britain, is wrecked by a mystery blast that claims scores of lives and injures hundreds. Wreckage is scattered for miles around the countryside.
PERSHING, AT 80, GETS D.S.C.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – On his 80th birthday, the World War commander receives the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery in action when a young officer. Pres. Roosevelt pins the medal on the aged leader.
LUMBERJACKS IN BEAUTY CONTEST (Exclusive)
SEASIDE, ORE. – The tables are turned, at the annual lumberjack jamboree! Pretty bathing beauties reverse procedures by picking the handsomest woodsman. He’s rough, tough and shaves with an axe!
CIVIL WAR VETERANS PARADE
SPRINGFIELD, ILL. – Grizzled G.A.R. veterans of the war between the States march in a colorful parade and are cheered by thousands. Many are still full of pep, despite their years.
CHAPMAN WINS AMATEUR GOLF
MAMARONECK, N.Y. – It’s practically a “rout” in the National Amateur Golf championship at Winged Foot club, as “Dick” Chapman trounces “Duff” McCullough, 11 and 9. That’s astounding gold, as you will see!
NAT’L POLO FINALS THRILLING
WESTBURY, N.Y. – Polo at its most exciting best is the finals between the Aknusti team and Great Neck. The Gerry brothers, “Stu” Igleharr and other veterans are in top form, and it’s the Aknusti “four” that wins, 5-4.
NEW POSTMASTER GENERAL
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Frank Walker, Pres. Roosevelt’s appointee to fill “Jim” Farley’s shoes as Postmaster General, takes office. A former businessman, Mr. Walker says he will make no changes in personnel. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40075)
PRES. ROOSEVELT SIGNS DRAFT BILL
WASHINGTON, D.C. – With the signing by the President of the unprecedented peace-time draft bill, the legislation intended to increase our armed forces becomes law. All men between 21 and 35 must register on October 16th.
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF!
Pictures taken over 20 years ago show Newton D. Baker, then War Secretary, drawing out the first draft capsule that started America’s great rush to arms!
NATIONAL GUARD UNITS INDUCTED
Epochal scenes in U.S. history, as 60,500 Guardsmen from 26 states are called to active duty, first step in putting an army of one million men in arms by 1941.
WILLKIE BLASTS F.D.R. IN SPEECH
COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS – In the town where he taught school as a young man, the G.O.P. candidate attacks the Roosevelt administration in a dynamic speech that draws great applause.
LAY KEEL FOR NEW BATTLESHIP
PHILADELPHIA, PA. – Uncle Sam’s “Two Ocean” Navy comes nearer reality, as work is started on the new 45,000-ton super dreadnaught, the U.S.S. New Jersey. Former Navy Secretary Edison takes part in the ceremonies.
OUTDOOR COLLEGE TEACHES GRACE
PETERBORO, N.H. – Beauty and grace can be yours, too – but it’s hard work! Pretty students of Sargent College, of Boston University, demonstrate new technique for health and charm. Dancing and poses on the lawn – ah, me!
SAILORS AND MARINES PARADE
SAN DIEGO, CALIF. – Secretary of the Navy Knox inspects the Marine Base and Naval Training Station, witnessing an impressive display by “gobs” and “Leathernecks,” equipped with the latest weapons for defense.
F.D.R. LEADS BANKHEAD RITES
JASPER, ALA. – Pres. Roosevelt leads the nation in solemn rites for speaker of the House William Bankhead, who succumbed to a recent illness. His hometown turns out to pay last respects at Impressive burial rites.
DIVING STARTS SHINE IN MEET
LOS ANGELES, CALIF. – It’s a thrilling sight to see crack highboard champs, including former Olympic stars, in action at a National A.A.U. meet. Mermaids, too, take part in the exhibition of crack diving.
COMEDY TEAM IN SOFTBALL TILT
MAMARONECK, N.Y. – The cast of “Hellzapoppin,” Broadway comedy hit, take on a Robt. Ripley team in a softball game – and what a goofy event it is. The players are well-known – but their antics are new! And how! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40076)
ON THE WAR FRONT
BRITAIN WITHSTANDING NAZI AIR ASSAULT
England’s heroic defense against the German aerial armadas astounds the world. Despite terrible raids against London, in which even the King’s palace is not spared, Britain continues to stave off attacks.
Winston Churchill, England’s dynamic leader, and the King and Queen as well, inspect bomb damage in London following one of the city’s worst raids in history, to cheer hapless persons who have lost their homes and loved ones.
F.D.R. GETS UNIVERSITY DEGREE
PHILADELPHIA, PA. – Receiving an honorary L.L.D. degree from the University of Pennsylvania at its bicentennial celebration, President Roosevelt says that only dictators fear a free election! He also inspects the Navy Yard here, where construction is being rushed on more warships for our Navy.
WILLKIE HAILED ON WEST COAST
LOS ANGELES, CALIF. – A record crowd of almost 100,000 turns out to see and hear the G.O.P. candidate at the Coliseum, as he continues to blast the New Deal. At the Golden Gate Exposition, 40,000 greet him after a triumphal tour through San Francisco.
NATIONAL GUARD BEGINS YEAR’S TRAINING
FORT DIX, N.J. – Uncle Sam’s defense program shifts into high gear, with the arrival at camp of thousands of National Guardsmen, called out to serve a year with the Army. Life is busy for them – “In the Army Now!”
LEGIONNAIRES “TAKE” CITY
BOSTON, MASS. – Colorful scenes as the American Legion, many thousands strong “captures” the Hub City for its annual convention. Following the dedication of a statue of Paul Revere the Legionnaires assemble at the “Garden” under Commander Kelly.
LARGEST FERRYBOAT LAUNCHED
MANITOWOC, WIS. – 20,000 persons see the launching of the “City of Midland,” world’s biggest ferryboat. The streamlined craft weighs 6,000 tons and is 406 feet long! It will carry hundreds of passengers and autos on Lake Michigan.
HASH BEATS CHALLEDON IN UPSET
NARRAGANSETT, R.I. – Challedon, the odds on favorite to win the $25,000 “Special,” disappoints his followers as he comes in a half-length behind the Greentree Stable entry, in a spectacular finish. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40077)
LEGION IN MAMMOTH PARADE
BOSTON, MASS. – The Hub City turns out en masse to witness the American Legion parade, a gala spectacle of marching Legionnaires and picturesque floats. Army and civic officials review the great display of preparedness!
GUARD UNIT LEAVES FOR DUTY
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Guardsmen of the 245th Coast Artillery, 1,600 strong, march down Broadway to debark for Fort Hancock, where they’ll train for a year under the Regular Army. It’s a tearful farewell, too!
PARIS FASHIONS IN NEW SETTING (Exclusive)
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Paris as a style center is not dead! It’s influence is felt in America, as these swanky new ensembles for Fall and Winter show. Designed by Madame Nicole, the creations thrill American women!
ARMY PLANE HITS “500” IN TEST
BURBANK, CALIF. – The Lockheed P-38, world’s fastest interceptor plane, undergoes spectacular 500 M.P.H. flight before Army officials. Production will start soon on orders for 700 for the U.S. and 800 for Britain!
CHILE SHOWS MILITARY MIGHT
SANTIAGO, CHILE – Colorful scenes in the South American capital, as President Cerda reviews an impressive display of the nation’s armed might. Planes, soldiers and sailors join in a spectacular parade.
MODEL PLANES SOAR IN MEET (Exclusive)
AKRON, OHIO – Over 600 boys compete for prizes in a National model plane contest. It’s amazing to see the gas-powered ships take off and zoom, and you’ll be amazed at the novel designs the boy’s have developed.
KIDNAPPED CHILD HOME AGAIN
HILLSBOROUGH, CALIF. – The entire nation delivers thanks as young Marc de Tristan, baby son of wealthy Coast family, is returned to his joyful parents after his kidnapper had been caught by woodsmen.
POLO CHAMPS THRILL CROWDS
WESTBURY, N.Y. – Thrills and action for sporting fans, as the Great Neck poloists turn back the Aknusti “four” 12-5. The winners lost to Aknusti in the “open”, but this time they’re hard riding and hard to beat!
MORE MACHINE GUNS ON WAY
HARTFORD, CONN. – Production of .30 and .50 calibre machine guns is speeded at the Colt factory, where weapons for planes, tanks and ground forces are coming off the line in ever increasing numbers.
F.D.R.’S SON IN AIR CORPS
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Elliott Roosevelt, 30-yr. old son of the President, who has been appointed to a procurement post in the Army Air Corps Reserve, at $200 a month, poses for pictures.
COLORFUL RODEO RE-ENACTED
PENDLETON, ORE. – Thousands of spectators from the Northwest are on hand for the spectacular “buckaroo,” with a parade of real Indians as a colorful prelude to the hard riding, hard falling cowboys! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40078)
WILLKIE HAILED BY 50,000 IN EAST
YONDERS, N.Y. – The Republican “Crusader” follows his whirlwind Western tour with a forceful speech before a huge crowd at the Empire Track. Pledging himself to giving the “Nation back to the people,” he continues his attacks on the New Deal.
MIGHTY AIRFLEET SOARS AS F.D.R. DEDICATES AIRPORT
GRAVELLY POINT, VA. – An armada of 500 military planes, including huge Flying Fortresses, roars overhead in an impressive display as President Roosevelt lays the cornerstone for the new Washington National Airport. The $12,500,000 air terminal will be ready for use this year.
LEGION PICKS NEW COMMANDER
BOSTON, MASS. – Winding up its 1940 convention, the American Legion elects Milo J. Warner of Toledo to be national commander for the coming year. He succeeds Raymond J. Kelly of Detroit.
MODERN “SINBAD” COMES HOME
SEATTLE, WASH. – The end of an exciting 50,000 mile saga! Dwight Long, 27, returns after six years from a sail around the world in a 32-foot boat. His hometown turns out to give him a gala welcome.
CATS COME “OUT OF THE BAG”
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Cats – all sizes, shapes and pedigrees – take part in a special exhibit and show at the World’s Fair. Persians, Siamese, Manx and “just pussies” – but they’ll delight you with their kittenish antics.
GARNER RETURNS TO CAPITAL
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Ending his unexplained absence of three months, during which he remained at his Texas home, the Vice President comes back to Capitol Hill. He is expected to fight for early adjournment of Congress
“OUR BOOTS” WINS THE FUTURITY
BELMONT PARK, N.Y. – 25,000 turf fans see the six to one shot annex the $87,400 racing classic, nosing out the favorite, King Cole, and winning by a length and a half. A spectacular victory!
GRIDIRON THRILLS OF THE WEEK
MINNESOTA TOPS WASHINGTON
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. – 40,000 thrilled football fans see the hard hitting “Gopher” eleven outscore the “Huskies,” 19-14, in a gridiron thriller. Franck’s 98-yard kick-off gallop is one of the highlights!
MICHIGAN TROUNCES CALIFORNIA
BERKELEY, CALIF. – Paced by the fast stepping Tom Harmon, the Wolverines ride rough shod over the Golden Bears, 41-0. Harmon gallops 94 yards through the entire opposition to score! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40079)
THE WORLD SERIES
DETROIT TIGERS WIN OPENER, 7-2
CINCINNATI, OHIO – 33,000 baseball fans jam the stadium to see the American League champs wallop the National League “Reds” in the first game of the 1940 World Series. With “Bucky” Newsom pitching, the Detroit outfit goes to town with avengeance!
THE BATTLE OF BRITAIN
Amid scenes of indescribable wreckage, London keeps “thumbs up.” After a month of ceaseless bombardment, the city counts its dead and wounded and carries on. With the King and Queen helping to keep their spirits up, the people prepare to “do or die”!
DEFENSE REVIEW THRILLS PRESIDENT
ABERDEEN, MD. – On an inspection tour at the Army proving grounds, the President looks over new defense weapons. Anti-aircraft guns, big railway “rifles” and tanks – in a spectacular array!
FORT SHERIDAN, ILL. – Impressive scenes of Uncle Sam’s armed might in action! Following a parade of modern weapons, guns – big and small – are demonstrated. The semi-automatic Garand rifle rates high.
WILLKIE OUT FOR LABOR VOTE
DETROIT, MICH. – The G.O.P. candidate’s campaign gets its first real taste of “tough going,” as he invades the pro-New Deal strongholds in the auto-manufacturing towns. But despite unfriendly crowds in some places he wins thousands of new friends!
BOULDER DAM NIAGARA BEGINS
BOULDER CITY, NEV. – An impressive spectacle of tumbling water – higher than Niagara Falls – is created as engineers open the twelve great valves of the huge dam. Millions of gallons of water in a breath-taking debut!
CAVEMEN FIRST USED AIR RAIDS
GRANTS PASS, ORE. – Dropping propaganda leaflets from the sky is not new! Cavemen did it thousands of years ago – only their “leaflets” were made of stone. Modern “Tarzans” show how it was done – so hold your hats!
RUSH PRODUCTION OF NEW PLANE
BUFFALO, N.Y. – The Bell “Airacobra,” one of your speediest interceptor planes, goes into mass production to fill big orders for Britain and the U.S. A spectacular test flight shows what a superb weapon the ship is!
COAST FAIR COMES TO AN END
TREASURE ISLAND, CALIF. – The $50,000,000 Golden Gate Exposition comes to a glittering end before 200,000 persons, its largest crowd, who jam the fairgrounds to get a last glimpse of the impressive display. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40080)
PRESIDENT DEDICATES NEW SCHOOL
EASTPARK, N.Y. – Pres. Roosevelt officiates at the dedication of the Franklin D. Roosevelt School. Young people will be trained here, he says, “not for labor camps – but for the intelligent exercise of the right to vote.”
WILLKIE PLEDGES HELP TO LABOR
PITTSBURGH, PA. – The Republican campaigner gets a big ovation in Pittsburgh, where he promises to “clear out all “Reds” and their “fellow travelers” from the government. He pledges his efforts to maintain the rights of labor.
ON THE WAR FRONT
LONDON DIGS OUT AFTER RAID
Five weeks of ruthless bomb attacks finds London hard hit but ready for the worst! During a lull in air raids, streets are cleared and wrecked buildings searched for victims.
U.S. DESTROYERS REACH ENGLAND
First of the over-age destroyers traded to Britain get a rousing greeting as they reach port. A welcome addition to the British fleet! Meanwhile, Prime Minister Churchill visits London docks to inspect air raid damage.
YOUNG SURVIVORS OF U-BOAT SINKING SAFE
It’s “thumbs up” by English kiddies who were rescued after a submarine torpedoed their evacuation liner, City of Benares. Many perished, but these survivors are happy to be alive!
MOVIE HONORS KNUTE ROCKNE
SOUTH BEND, IND. – The screen version of the life of Notre Dame’s famed football mentor has a gala premiere, with scores of film celebrities on hand for the event. Pat O’Brien plays the role of Rockne.
MIDGET AUTO TESTED BY ARMY
BALTIMORE, MD. – Uncle Sam’s “Doughboys” may ride to war in a tiny auto, the “Gantam,” which holds three men and a machine gun, and can hit 60 M.P.H. The versatile car can “take it”, too, as tests prove.
GRAND DUCHESS HERE ON CLIPPER
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Grand Duchess Charlotte, exiled ruler of Luxembourg, arrives from Portugal on the Yankee Clipper, with her mother, Princess Marie Ann. The Prince Consort and her children meet her at the pier.
GRIDIRON THRILLS OF THE WEEK
TENNESSEE TOPPLES DUKE, 13-0
KNOXVILLE, TENN. – A fighting, driving “Volunteer” team overpowers the favored “Blue Devils” in a thrilling battle before 42,000 fans.
NOTRE DAME TROUNCES PACIFIC, 25-7
SOUTH BEND, IND. – “Fighting Irish” power proves too much for the Pacific College gridders, who bow before the “Irish” by a big margin.
WORLD SERIES HIGHLIGHTS
Thrilling action scenes in the struggle between the Detroit “Tigers” and the Cincinnati “Reds,” as the teams are tied on the eve of the crucial last game test. Home runs galore, and both “nines” tied at three-all as they go into the final game! |
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