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F.D.R. Off on Fishing Trip · San Diego, CA
Following a sight-seeing tour in Yosemite Park / President Roosevelt leaves for a three week's cruise on the U.S.S.
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Doggy Chariot Race Staged · Baker, OR
(Exclusive) Two local boys, attired in second-band charioteer costumes, stage a 25 M.P.H. classic behind two Irish wolfhounds. / INDIANS WIN POLO CLASSIC…
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- Stories 1, 2, 4: Corrigan Lands in Ireland
F.D.R. Off on Fishing Trip (Universal Newsreel, Jul 1938)
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The original release sheet reads: 1. CORRIGAN LANDS IN IRELAND (SPECIAL RELEASE) (TO BE SHIPPED SEPARATELY, IF THE TRANS-ATLANTIC "PIGGY-BACK" PLANE ARRIVES SAFELY.) 2. FRENCH HAIL BRITISH KING (SPECIAL RELEASE) (TO BE SHIPPED SEPARATELY, IF THE TRANS-ATLANTIC "PIGGY-BACK" PLANE ARRIVES SAFELY.) 3A/B. F.D.R. OFF ON FISHING TRIP: SAN DIEGO, CA - Following a sight-seeing tour in Yosemite Park / President Roosevelt leaves for a three week's cruise on the U.S.S. Houston. 4A/B. ADVISORS LEAVE WAR AREA: HANKOW, CHINA - General Falkenhousen, military expert, who has done much for China by directing the training of its army, is recalled. / THRILLING AIR SHOW STAGED: VILLACOUBLAY, FRANCE - French and English devil-dogs of the air fill the sky with spectacular mass flights and sensational precision flying. 5A/B/C. DOGGY CHARIOT RACE STAGED: BAKER, OR - (Exclusive) Two local boys, attired in second-band charioteer costumes, stage a 25 M.P.H. classic behind two Irish wolfhounds. / INDIANS WIN POLO CLASSIC: TOPPENISH, WA - In a colorful "chukker" battle, "Redskin" contestants, attired in the brilliant regalia of their tribe, defeat their "paleface" adversaries. / BRONC BUSTERS "GO TO TOWN": SALINAS, CA - 15,000 spectators witness the 27th annual Rodeo, in which reckless bronc and steer riders stage spectacular saddle contests.
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MCA/Universal Pictures Collection
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Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library
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