The World Crisis — Truman Warns U.S. of Reds (Universal Newsreel, Mar 1948)

Description

The original release sheet reads: 1A/B/C/D. THE WORLD CRISIS — TRUMAN WARNS U.S. OF REDS: WASHINGTON - Bluntly accusing Russia of plotting the subjugation of all Europe, Pres. Truman tells Congress that America must build up its armed strength to keep the peace and remain free. He asks for a temporary draft, Universal Military Training, and quick passage of E.R.P. aid to the sixteen nations. / A GREAT DAY FOR THE IRISH: NEW YORK - Under balmy skies, Fifth Avenue is alive with marching thousands and cheering millions, including Pres. Truman, Gov. Dewey and James Farley. 80,000 loyal sons of Erin parade in a colorful St. Patrick's Day festival. / U.N. PRESSES CZECH INQUIRY: LAKE SUCCESS - Despite the protests and "no" vote of Russian bloc, to stall off an inquiry into the Czech coup, the U.N. Security Council votes 9-2 to debate the controversial issue. / NEW YORK - The President addresses the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick dinner at the Astor and firmly turns his back on Henry Wallace. He rejects any aid from the former Vice President. Cardinal Spellman also attacks the forces of appeasement and prays for Italian rejection of Stalinism. (LOCAL – CANADA) BARBARA ANN SCOTT GETS OVATION FROM TORONTO.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library