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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40081)
U.S. AID TO BRITAIN TO CONTINUE SAYS F.D.R. IN SPEECH TO WORLD
DAYTON, OHIO – Pres. Roosevelt, on a defense tour, says our foreign policy is one of “total defense” of all the Americas. He also says no combination of powers can stop our giving help to those nations fighting for democracy!
PITTSBURGH, PA. – The President gets a big ovation as he arrives to inspect steel mills and other defense plants.
WILLKIE HAILED IN BOSTON
Highlights of the G.O.P. campaigner’s triumphal tour through the Bay State capital, where countless thousands turn out to see him at several big rallies. Gov. Saltonstall heads the ovation to the energetic Republican candidate.
BRITAIN TO GET SWEDISH PLANES
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. – 100 pursuit planes and dive bombers ordered by Sweden and held here because of Nazi domination in Scandinavia, are crated and readied for shipment to England. A test flight shows what superb “fighters” the craft are!
‘CHARLIE’ McCARTHY IN AIR CORPS
MARCH FIELD, CALIF. – “Charlie” has been “on the air” – and he’s dabbled in “hot air” over the radio and on the screen – and now he’s inducted into the Army Air Corps! A hostess on every bomber is his “expansion” idea!
AUTO SHOW IS GALA SPECTACLE
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Grand Central Palace is a glittering showplace of the new 1941 model cars, every one of them resplendent with improvements in design and performance. Despite the war, America looks to better driving days!
RODEO THRILLS BIG CITY FANS
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Cowboy stars, buckin’ broncs and raging steers! A bang-up buckaroo show hits Manhattan – and staid “Big Towners” go western! The annual Wild West thriller opens before a jammed “Garden”!
GRID THRILLS OF THE WEEK
N’WESTERN LEADS OHIO STATE, 6-3
EVANSTON, ILL. – Big Ten champs last year, the Buckeyes lose a major game to the Wildcats, with DeCorrevont scoring the only touchdown! (Special)
TEXAS A. & M: BEATS U.C.L.A., 7-0
LOS ANGELES, CALIF. – The Texas “Aggies” top the California “Bruins” in a colorful Coast classic! (Special)
CORNELL TROUNCES ARMY, 45-0
WEST POINT, N.Y. – 28,000 football fans see the “Big Red” machine ride roughshod over the Cadets in a scoring spree of long rushes and aerial gains!
NOTRE DAME BEATS GA. TECH., 26-20
SOUTH BEND, IND. – The “Irish” run wild against the “Engineers,” with the first team scoring 20 points – all in one quarter. Georgia Tech comes back against the reserves! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40082)
AMERICA PREPARES
16,500,000 REGISTER FOR DRAFT
Dramatic, historic scenes as millions of men between the ages of 21 and 36 rush to registration places throughout the nation to sign up for our peacetime conscription. A steady stream of national defense!
THE PRESIDENT’S DRAFT MESSAGE
WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Roosevelt issues a stirring message to the nation’s manpower of draft age – calling on them to meet the challenge of the new World crisis and be ready to defend their country.
LATINS SEE U.S. “PANZER” UNIT
FORT KNOX, KY. – Uncle Sam’s first Armored Division goes through its paces for twenty visiting South American army heads, now on a tour of U.S. defenses. The mechanized units stage an impressive display!
SHIP LAST SCRAP IRON TO JAPAN
SEATTLE, WASH. – On the eve of the embargo cutting off shipments of scrap metal to Japan, scores of freighters are loaded with the valuable junk for the Nipponese war machine. A last minute rush!
ARMY TRAINS MULES FOR WAR
FORT LEWIS, WASH. – Mechanized warfare threatened the lowly mule – but Uncle Sam still needs him to carry artillery equipment in mountain terrain. 500 hee-haws start training as pack mules for the 99th Field Artillery.
BIG U.S. FREIGHTER LAUNCHED
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. – Welcome defense news is the launching of the SS. American Leader, an electric-welded ship that cost over $2,000,000. It’s a sideways debut for the great new vessel – and the cameraman has a field day!
WILLKIE ACCLAIMED IN BUFFALO
BUFFALO, N.Y. – Enthusiastic thousands greet the Republican candidate as he rides through crowd jammed streets, to a monster rally at the new Memorial Stadium.
COTTON PICKING CONTEST HELD
BLYTHEVILLE, ARK. – Dixie’s first annual National picking jamboree gets underway, with 132 nimble-fingered pickers from all over the South vieing for $1,000 in prize money. The winner is “Harry” Mason, 15, of Missouri.
“MIDDIE” GRIDDERS TOP PRINCETON
PRINCETON, N.J. – Held scoreless and trailing by six points at the half, the Navy Midshipmen come back with a rush to score twice in a thrill-packed third period and win, 12-6!
QUINTS HEAR TALK BY PRINCESS
CALLANDER, ONT. – Five little ears are glued to the Dionne radio, as Princess Elizabeth broadcasts to children of the Empire a stirring message of hope and cheer. And five little hearts are stirred!
FETE HONORS PIONEER HEROES (Exclusive)
INDEPENDENCE, MO. – The Santa-Cali-Gon Celebration is a colorful festival of old-time western heroes and legends. Natives in quaint costumes reenact old stories and impersonate characters of days gone by. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40083)
ON THE WAR FRONT
ITALIANS GAIN GROUND IN AFRICA
II Duce’s legions, temporarily stalled in Africa, renew their drive to capture the Snez Canal, in conjunction with Hitler’s Balkan campaign. Air bombardment aids the advance of the ground troops.
SENATOR JOHNSON BACKS WILLKIE
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Influential support for the Republican candidate is given by the California Senator, a veteran on Capitol Hill. He says that Willkie’s fight against the Third Term deserves his backing!
WILLKIE HAILED IN ‘TWIN CITIES’
Highlights of the Republican campaigner’s triumphal visit to St. Paul and Minneapolis, where thousands turn out to see and hear him.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – A “storm” of confetti is showered on the G.O.P. candidate as he gets one of the greatest ovations of his campaign!
EARL OF ATHLONE VISITS F.D.R.
HYDE PARK, N.Y. – Canada’s new Governor General, accompanied by Princess Alice, his wife, arrives on a good will visit as guest of Pres. Roosevelt. Further U.S. aid to Britain is indicated.
DRAFT DIRECTOR SWORN IN
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Clarence A. Dykstra, University of Wisconsin head, is sworn in as Selective Service administrator, while Secretary of War Stimson and other Army officials look on. He explains his new position!
KNOX VISITS BIG AIR BASE
BROOKLYN, N.Y. – The Navy may take over Floyd Bennett Field, Secretary of the Navy Knox hints after an inspection tour of the airport, now a reserve station. He also inspects naval construction at the Navy Yard here.
GRID THRILLS OF THE WEEK
CORNELL CRUSHES SYRACUSE, 33-6
ITHACA, N.Y. – The “Big Red” juggernaut chalks up its third lop-sided victory of the season, battering its ancient rivals into submission before 18,000 fans.
MINNESOTA TOPS OHIO STATE, 13-7
COLUMBUS, OHIO – The Minn. “Gophers” gain an early lead over the 1939 Big Ten champs, and are saved from possible defeat as the whistle halts the game with Ohio State on their one yard line!
TENNESSEE TROUNCES ‘BAMA, 27-12
BIRMINGHAM, ALA. – The unbeaten “Vols” display amazing power, riding roughshod over their hosts in a thrilling scoring battle. Butler’s 47-yard dash starts the fireworks.
MICHIGAN ROUTS ILLINOIS, 28-0
ANN ARBOR, MICH. – 40,000 fans see the “Wolverines,” sparked by Tom Harmon and Bob Westfall, trample over the visiting gridders, scoring on long runs. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40084)
AMERICA PREPARES
U.S. FLEET IN SPECTACULAR MANEUVERS
A dramatic salute to the Navy for Navy Day! The U.S. fleet, termed the best in the World, engages in impressive battle maneuvers. Battleships, cruisers, destroyers and submarines – showing the power afloat that can be called upon to defend the Americas!
ON THE WAR FRONT
BRITAIN FIGHTS BACK AFTER AIR RAIDS
LONDON, ENGLAND – Britain keeps “thumbs up” despite weeks of raids! Latest victim of Nazi ruthlessness is Parliament Building, which was damaged by bombs. Thrilling scenes as British “Blenheim” bombers are loaded with bombs and take off to attack Nazi invasion ports.
U.S. “EAGLES” FLY FOR ENDLAND
Americans who have enlisted with the British stage spectacular demonstrations of their flying ability. They are training to fight the Nazis – and eager for what lies ahead!
F.D.R. BEGINS CAMPAIGN IN EARNEST
PHILADELPHIA, PA. – To answer what he termed “falsifications” of the main issues. President Roosevelt reverses a previous decision to make no “political” talks. At Convention Hall, he makes a bid for votes in the first of several campaign talks.
WILLKIE HAILED IN MIDWEST
Countless thousands turn out to cheer the Republican “Crusader” during a tour of Indians and Illinois, winding up at the Chicago Stadium where a record crowd of 33,000 hears him in a fighting speech!
COLUMBIA TOPS GEORGIA, 19-13
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Lou Little’s gridders giain a victory over the “Bulldogs,” which later is disputed. Trailing by one point, Bayer scores on a lateral which Georgia rooters claim was illegal. See these pictures and decide for yourself!
PRISON RODEO THRILLS INMATES
HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS – One hundred prisoners at the Texas State Penitentiary entertain other convicts the outsiders in a bang-up Wild West rodeo. Some are hurt, and others win prize money. They can’t spend it – yet! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40085)
ON THE WAR FRONT
ITALIAN PLANES ATTACK PALESTINE
Spectacular pictures taken from raiding bombers show the first air raid on the Holy Land seaport of Haifa, vital oil-shipping center. Fascists claim heavy damage in the aerial bombardment.
THE POLITICAL ARENA
F.D.R. CAMPAIGNS IN NEW YORK
President Roosevelt visits New York to bolster his cause as the campaign enters its final phase. During a busy day, he officiates at ground-breaking for the $57,000,000 tunnel to connect Manhattan and Brooklyn.
WILLKIE HAILED ON N.Y. VISIT
The G.O.P. candidate is cheered by increasing thousands as he fights to keep a slim lead in strategic New York. He visits the World’s Fair and addresses a huge throng at the Court of Peace.
N.Y. FAIR HAS COLORFUL FINALE
NEW YORK, N.Y. – It’s biggest record of a two-year run – over a half-million persons – jam the World’s Fair on closing day. Over 45,000,000 thrilled to its glittering pageantry and scenic exhibits.
AMBASSADOR HOME ON CLIPPER
NEW YORK, N.Y.- His return shrouded in mystery, Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy arrives home from his post at the Court of St. James. He is met by Will H. Hays and members of his family, but will not talk before seeing the President.
FIGHTING IRISH OFF TO CAMP
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Called out by the President for a year’s training. Guardsmen of the famous “69th” bid farewell to mothers, wives and sweethearts and entrain for Alabama. An impressive ceremony is held at the Father Duffy statue prior to leaving.
GRID THRILLS OF THE WEEK
CORNELL TRIPS OHIO STATE, 21-7
ITHACA, N.Y. – The “Big Red” juggernaut spots the “Buckeyes” a touchdown in the first quarter but comes back with amazing runs and blocking to score three times.
ST. MARY’S UPSETS FORDHAM, 9-6
NEW YORK, N.Y. – The Galloping Gaels crack down hard on the “Rams” before a crowd of 34,500 which includes Wendell Willkie. The Coust team wins on a spectacular field goal.
MICHIGAN CONQUERS PENN. 14-0
ANN ARBOR, MICH. – The “Wolverines” – Tom Harmon for short – rip the “Quakers” to shreds in an exciting, thrill-packed game. Harmon scores the first touchdown and passes for the second. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40086)
NATION’S DRAFT LOTTERY HELD
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Historic scenes as the first peace-time draft in the U.S. gets underway! Secretary of War Stimson draws out the first number – No. 158 – and as Pres. Roosevelt broadcasts a message to the country, America’s youth prepares to answer the call to arms!
PHILADELPHIA, PA. – Exclusive pictures of the metal drum used as a draft lottery bowl during the Civil War. It was unearthed along with old recruiting posters.
THE POLITICAL FRONT
ROOSEVELT TOURS NEW ENGLAND
Pres. Roosevelt speeds through Connecticut on his way to his 3rd “campaign” speech in Boston. Big crowds greet him in Hartford, where he inspects the Pratt & Whitney airplane engine factory.
WILLKIE HAILED IN MID-WEST
On the eve of what may be the closest election in many years, the Republican candidate takes another “swing” in Illinois and Ohio. Huge crowds turn out. In one town of 5,000 pop., over 100,000 gather to see him.
MYSTERY FIRE GUTS WAR OFFICE
WASHINGTON, D.C. – A mysterious fire sweeps through one wing of the Munitions Building of the War Department and damages other sections of the structure, containing valuable war records and files.
JUST ONE, HAPPY (DOGGY) FAMILY
FORT McPHERSON, GA. – Here’s a litter of wagging, cuddlesome English Fox Terrier pups that will delight you dog lovers! “Papa” is a refugee from Nazi bombs – and thinks America is a swell place to raise a family!
N’WEST TESTS AIR DEFENSES
SEATTLE, WASH. – While anti-aircraft batteries “bark” on the outskirts of the city, an enterprising merchant opens the first air raid shelter in the Northwest. A bit premature – but fun for “first-nighters.”
RODEO CHAMPS “BITE THE DUST”
LOS ANGELES, CALIF. – The toughest hard ridingest cowhands from far and wide try their luck in the Great Western Rodeo – and yessiree, they bite the dirt. Several nasty spills add to the excitement for the fans.
GRID “BEARS” BEAT N.Y. GIANTS, 37-21
NEW YORK, N.Y. – 45,000 football fans whoop it up as the Chicago professional grid team downs the New Yorkers in a score packed jamboree of long passes and bone crunching tackles! The “Pros” play hard – and how! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40087)
DEFENSE IN THE NEWS
BIG COAST GUNS FIRED IN TEST
FORT McARTHUR, CALIF. – Spectacular scenes as huge railway “rifles” are fired in thrilling tests. Manned by crews of 90 men each, the big guns hurl long range shells for a distance of 25 miles!
UNCLE SAM “PLAYS” THE HORSES
LOS ANGELES, CALIF. – In this age of mechanization, it’s strange to hear that the U.S. Army is planning to buy hundreds of horses. It’s true, and cowboys hereabouts bring their steeds to market – to sell to Uncle Sam!
AIR CORPS HERO GETS AWARD (Exclusive)
DENVER, COLO. – Capt. Harold Neely, Army flier, receives the coveted Distinguished Flying Cross for heroism in the air. He safely landed a crippled plane to save the life of a crew member he thought was trapped on board.
CORNHUSKER SETS NEW RECORD
DAVENPORT, IOWA – Irvin Bauman of Illinois, winner of the 17th annual Cornhusking Contest, chalks up a new world’s mark by husking 46.71 bushels of corn in 80 minutes. His victory will amaze you!
CHILEANS IN ANTI-RED RALLY (Exclusive)
SANTIAGO, CHILE – 100,000 natives of the great South American nation gather in a mass meeting in protest against the Popular Front government which many claim is communistic. No blood-shed mars the demonstration.
COLORFUL ICE REVUE STAGED
PITTSBURGH, PA. – A glittering, star-packed spectacle of color and grace is the new “Ice-Capades of 1941,” which thrills thousands in its debut here. Fancy skating, “ice-robatics” and plenty of pretty girls!
GRID THRILLS OF THE WEEK
DUKE TROUNCES GA. TECH., 41-7
DURHAM, N.C. – 34,000 fans see the Duke “Blue Devils” hand the Georgia Tech “Engineers” their worst defeat in years. It’s a score-packed thriller that has everything!
NOTRE DAME TOPS ARMY, 7-0
NEW YORK, N.Y. – 76,000 football fans at the Yankee Stadium see the “Fighting Irish” nearly get beaten by a determined “Cadet” team. Notre Dame wins on a pass interception!
MINN. SHADES N’WESTERN, 13-12
EVANSTON, ILL. – A thrilling victory by the “Gophers” over the “Wildcats” puts Minnesota in the Conference lead. Unbeaten in five starts, the “Gophers” display amazing power! |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40088)
ROOSEVELT RE-ELECTED
PLURALITY CLOSER THAN IN 1936 AS PRESIDENT WINS THIRD TERM
History-making scenes as Americans go to the polls and re-elect President Roosevelt to serve for a precedent-breaking third term! The President carries 40 states but the popular vote is much closer than it was four years ago.
HYDE PARK, N.Y. – The “Champ” casts his vote, along with members of his family. Later, at night, after most of the returns are in, the “First Family” receives well wishes from neighbors.
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Wendell Willkie, dynamic Republican candidate whose “Crusade” won him more votes than any other losing candidate in the nation’s history, votes with Mrs. Willkie. Also shown voting are “Jim” Farley, “Al” Smith and others. At night, thousands jam Times Square as the returns roll up a Roosevelt victory!
CHICAGO, ILL. – Mayor Kelly, “Boss” of the local political machine, casts his ballot, as does Secretary of the Navy Knox, former Republican and Landon’s running mate in 1936.
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10 DIE IN TRANSPORT PLANE CRASH
WASATCH MTS., UTAH – Tragic scenes as rescue workers bring back bodies from the crushed wreckage of a transport plane that smashed into the side of the mountain near Salt Lake City, killing seven passengers and its crew. A faulty radio beam has been blamed.
FIRE SWEEPS CHEMICAL PLANT
NEWARK, N.J. – Firemen wage an uphill battle to control a stubborn blaze which roars through a tar and chemical factory. Nearby oil and naphtha tanks threaten to explode as fire crews pour on tons of water.
PADEREWSKI ARRIVES IN U.S.
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – The Polish patriot and musician arrive on his 80th birthday, on board the SS. Excambion. He is seeking a haven of safety far from the intolerable conditions in Poland.
SKIERS FLOCK TO SNOWY PEAKS
MT. BAKER, WASH. – Early snow blankets this favorite skiing ground with a soft mantel of white, bringing out the “early birds” of the slat clan. It’s a colorful sight to see them try their “wings”.
‘REDWINGS’ PUT ‘AMERKS’ ON ICE
DETROIT, MICH. – It’s action and thrills galore as the Detroit hockey stars face-off against the N.Y. players in a thrilling intersectional duel. Detroit wins, 4-2 displaying plenty of speed and well-aimed goal thrusts. |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40089)
TACOMA BRIDGE CRASHES
AMAZING PICTURES OF THE GREAT STRUCTURE’S SENSATIONAL COLLAPSE! MOST DRAMATIC PICTURES SINCE HINDENBURG DISASTER!
Tacoma, Wash. – Startling – Almost unbelievable pictures of a disaster that might have taken many lives – and didn’t! Right before your eyes, the $6,400,000 Tacoma narrows suspension bridge starts swaying! Then, with a rending crash, great concrete sections plunge 190 feet into the water below! The picture thrill of the year!
F.D.R. ACCLAIMED IN CAPITAL
WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Roosevelt, returning to the White House after winning an unprecedented third-term election, is cheered by hundreds of thousands in a triumphal ride through the city.
MT. VESUVIUS COMES TO LIFE
NAPLES, ITALY – Spectacular scenes as the great volcanic cone ends a long silence and comes to life, ending torrents of lava down the slope. Luckily, the “show” ends before towns are engulfed and lives lost.
AVIATRIX WINS ANOTHER PRIZE (Exclusive)
NEW YORK, N.Y. – The First Lady presents the Harmon Trophy for 1940, coveted award for international aviation, to Miss Jacqueline Cochran, who has won it twice before. High honor for the world’s outstanding “lady-bird.”
GRID THRILLS OF THE WEEK
NOTRE DAME SUBDUES NAVY, 13-7
BALTIMORE, MD. – Outplayed most of the game by a gallant Midshipman team, the “Fighting Iris” come back in the closing minutes to win!
TEXAS A.7M. DOWNS S.M.U., 19-7
DALLAS, TEXAS – Sparked by “Big John” Kimbrough, the “Aggies” roll through the mud to score their 18th straight victory, this one over the So. Methodist “Mustangs.”
MINNESOTA TOPS MICHIGAN, 7-6
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. – Tom Harmon and the undefeated “Wolverines” go down to defeat at the hands of the “Gopher” powerhouse in a rainy, cold stadium.
FLORIDA DOWNS GEORGIA, 18-13
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. – A Dixie thriller is the hard fought game between the “Gators” and the “Bulldogs,” before big crowd of 25,000. (Special) |
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NEWSREEL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1940 (UE40090)
MYSTERY BLASTS IN U.S. DEFENSE PLANTS
WOODBRIDGE, N.J. – Sabotage is suspected in a series of explosions throughout the nation, causing 14 deaths and injuries to 23. Government investigators swing into action to probe blast in torpedo and flare plant here, as well as other explosions in defense factories elsewhere.
ATLANTA, GA. – Fire in an Army auditorium destroys $1,000,000 worth of military equipment. As in other disasters, cause is a mystery, giving rise to fears of a sabotage plot!
ARMY PLANES “RAID” COAST
LANGLEY FIELD, VA. – Spectacular scenes as pursuit planes, in formation, engage in thrilling maneuvers – sending bursts from their four machine guns at targets along the water. A spectacular demonstration of Air Corps prowess!
STORMS BATTER LAKES REGION
CHICAGO, ILL. – Many deaths and injuries follow in the wake of severe winds of hurricane intensity that sweep the West and Great Lakes area. Shipping is hard hit and many buildings are demolished.
10,000 TURKS PROTEST AXES (Exclusive)
CUERO, TEXAS – The advent of Thanksgiving is the signal for a monster celebration and parade – “Texas Turkey Trot” – in this big turkey-growing center. Spectators have a gala time – but the turkeys? Well, how would you feel!
SOCIETY OUT FOR HORSE SHOW
NEW YORK, N.Y. – The National Horse Show, opening another season at Madison Square Garden, draws a fashionable gathering to witness the jumping, trick riding and military events. A bigger and better show!
SIX DAY BIKE RACE THRILLING
CHILCAGO, ILL. – With pretty IIona Massey and Binnie Barnes, screen stars, as starters, the annual round of thrills gets underway at the Stadium. After many grueling laps – they’ll be back where they started!
BIG BRITISH LINER LEAVES N.Y.
NEW YORK, N.Y. – The S.S. Queen Elizabeth, 85,000-ton pride of the English merchant fleet, which had been kept here to avoid U-boats at sea, finally slips out to sea! Destination – unknown!
GIVE HOSPITAL UNIT TO BRITAIN
NEW YORK, N.Y. – A $100,000 mobile field hospital, including 25 trucks and trailers, 16 tents and other valuable equipment, fitted to accommodate 100 patients and staff of 50, is presented to England! A much needed gift!
FORDHAM GRIDDERRS TOP PURDUE
NEW YORK, N.Y. – 29,000 football fans see the hard-hitting Fordham “Rams” batter the “Boilermakers” in a thrilling game, at the Polo Grounds. Final score – 13 to 7 – and it’s a bang up thriller from start to finish! |
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