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Universal Newsreel · Volume 19, Release 466 · January 7, 1946 · Local stories

This clip holds the release's local and regional stories, made for particular cities or for Canada. The release sheet lists them but doesn't say which clip each one is in.

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Universal Newsreel Volume 19, Release 466: Local Stories

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The original release sheet reads: 1. GEN. MARSHALL IN CHINA: SHANGHAI - President Truman's special envoy arrives to undertake his mission of bringing peace to warring China. He is welcomed by General Wedemeyer and high-ranking Chinese officials. He will act as arbiter between the National government and the Communists. 2A/B/C. FAST COUNT FOR JOE: ATLANTA - (Exclusive) Up pops Sergeant Patterson with a gimmick that has three dials and tells you how long you've been in, faster than you can say discharge. They're so popular that 150 are being made. / FIGHTING TIGERS BACK: TACOMA - (Exclusive) The 23rd Fighter Group, which includes the famed Flying Tigers, arrives after hunting Japs all over Asia's skies. An eight-year-old Chinese boy, their mascot, is aboard, officially a stowaway. It's just possible the Tigers know more than they tell. / PARATROOP TRIPLETS: NEW YORK - The 82nd Airborne arrive, and they're all proud foster pappies to the seven-month-old Glass triplets, whose father is an American GI and mother a British girl. Already they have raised more than $4,000 for the babies. 3. HOUSING SPEED-UP: WASHINGTON - Wilson Wyatt, appointed housing expediter by President Truman, says GI's are demanding action on this problem and they are going to get it. 4. JAP PRISONERS LEAVE U.S.: WILMINGTON - Very camera shy, 1,462 Japanese prisoners are loaded aboard a transport for return to Japan, via Hawaii. Some of them may be kept in Hawaii to be used in work battalions. 5. SOCIABILITY IN JAPAN: Yank occupation troops undertake serious research into Japanese customs, under the guidance of Nippon's fair maids. There are tougher ways of learning the language. 6. THRILLS IN VIENNA: VIENNA - Occupation-weary GI's get a break. They witness the first motorcycle race held in the Austrian capital in the last seven years. Riders from Hungary, England and Austria put on quite a show. 7. SKI HERO HONORED: BEAR MOUNTAIN - On the ski jump on which he made many of his records. Torger Tokle is honored in a memorial contest by some of the country's outstanding jumpers. Tokle was killed in Italy while leading his mountain troops to the attack. (LOCAL – CANADA) CANADIAN SKI CHAMPS MEET. (LOCAL – CANADA) 1ST NAZI TRIED IN CANADA.

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MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

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Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library

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1946-01-07
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