Bevin Warns Russia (Universal Newsreel, Sep 1946)

Description

The original release sheet reads: 1. BEVIN WARNS RUSSIA: PARIS - Voicing the Western Allies' suspicion of Soviet acts, Britain's Foreign Minister, Ernest Bevin, delivers an impassioned speech before the Security Council, calling for peace and arms reductions. Bevin's grim warning comes as West places entire Berlin crisis in lap of U.N. 2. DUTCH ROYALTY AT THE HAGUE: HOLLAND - Returning from the investiture at Amsterdam, the Royal Family takes up residence in the Noordeinde Palace at The Hague. Thousands cheer Queen Juliana, and Prince Bernhard, as they arrive in the Golden Coach. 3. PRES. TRUMAN VISITS TEXAS / DEWEY HAILED IN NORTHWEST: The campaign swings into high gear, with the presidential candidates leaving California and heading in opposite directions. Pres. Truman gets a big welcome in Texas, where he "has breakfast" with "Cactus Jack" Garner.—Meanwhile, Gov. Dewey swings north, corralling votes in Oregon and Washington. 4A/B. FOOTBALL! — TULANE 21, ALABAMA 14: NEW ORLEANS - Aided by the passing arm of Joe Ernst, the Tulane Green Wave rolls over Alabama as 60,000 fans whoop it up. Tulane is outrushed by Alabama, but Ernst's aerials turn the tide. / MINNESOTA 20, WASHINGTON 0: SEATTLE - Stalled for 3½ periods by the Huskies of Washington, the Gophers of Minnesota score three times, once via a 40-yard aerial and again by a 68-yard romp, to win a 20-0 decision before 43,000 fans. (TRAILER) ?? (LOCAL – CANADA) 11,000 MARCH IN HOLY NAME GATHERING. (LOCAL – CANADA) CANADIAN OPEN GOLF.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library