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Newsreels: 1933 - Year In Review Headlines
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keywords: Natural Disaster, California Earthquake, Senate Investigation, JP Morgan, Cuban Revolution, End Of Prohibition, 18th Amendment, Pilot Charles A. Lindbergh, Trains Collide
Synopsis: Earthquake Damages Cities And Towns From Los Angeles To The Sea, Senate Investigation Questions Banker J.P. Morgan, Sr., World's Fair Opens In Chicago To Huge Crowds, 24 Seaplanes From Italy Land At Chicago World's Fair To Cheering Crowds, Another Mark In Aviation History As A Solo Flier Circles The Globe, Revolution To Overthrow President Gerardo Machado Of Cuba, Celebrated Italian Aviator General Francesco De Pinedo Perishes In Crash, United States Set To Formally Recognize New Russian Government, Prohibition Ends 18th Amendment Is Repealed By Congress, Charles Lindbergh And Wife Arrive Back In New York After Amazing World Tour, When Trains Collide Something Has To Give...(read more)
- Date: 1933
- Duration: 00:06:08
- Sound: Partial
- Color: Monochrome
- Type: Public Domain
- Language: English
- Location: United States, Cuba
Charles Lindbergh And Wife Arrive Back In New York After Amazing World Tour
The noted couple set their plane down on the waters of the East River, ending a remarkable aerial survey of four continents.
Earthquake Damages Cities And Towns From Los Angeles To The Sea
120 are killed and 5,000 hurt as violent tremors destroy a score of cities and towns from Los Angeles to the sea, causing $50 million in damage.
Senate Investigation Questions Banker J.P. Morgan, Sr.
A legislative investigating committee, questioning the noted international banker, learns he paid no income tax for two years.
24 Seaplanes From Italy Land At Chicago World's Fair To Cheering Crowds
Flying from Italy to Chicago with a squadron of twenty-four seaplanes, Italian Air Minister Balboa is cheered by millions upon his arrival to the World’s Fair in Chicago, where in due course he is named "Chief Flying Eagle" by the Native American congregation to the fair.
World's Fair Opens In Chicago To Huge Crowds
Huge crowds see Postmaster-General James A. Farley dedicate “A Century of Progress Exposition” in Chicago.
Another Mark In Aviation History As A Solo Flier Circles The Globe
Wiley Post lands at Floyd Bennett Field in New York City after flying around the world alone in 7 days, 18 hours and 49 minutes.
Revolution To Overthrow President Gerardo Machado Of Cuba
The Island Republic of Cuba is thrown into turmoil and many are killed as revolts sweep the nation, overthrowing the regime of President Gerardo Machado.
Celebrated Italian Aviator General Francesco De Pinedo Perishes In Crash
General Francesco De Pinedo dies in the flaming wreckage of his plane at the start of a non-stop flight from Floyd Bennett Field in New York City with Baghdad as his goal.
United States Set To Formally Recognize New Russian Government
On President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s invitation, Maxim Litvinoff, Soviet Commissar for Foreign Affairs arrives in the United States for a series of conferences that lead to America’s recognition of his nation.
Prohibition Ends As The 18th Amendment Is Repealed By Congress
After thirteen years of Prohibition, alcoholic beverages are publicly placed on sale following approval of the 21st amendment by 36 states.
Montage Of Action Scenes Caught On Film
Motorcycle racing, boat racing, crashes, disasters, hook and ladder fire engine as well as the famous two trains colliding scene.
