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Universal Newsreel · Volume 22, Release 291 · October 13, 1949 · Stories 1, 2

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    Congress Hears Service Feud · Washington

    Top Navy brass presents its case before the committee investigating the worth of the Air Force's giant B-36 bomber, as the primary attack weapon in any future…

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    Labor Leader Lauds U.S. Movies in Cold War · St. Paul

    Irving Brown, European representative of the American Federation of Labor cites American Motion pictures as one of the most powerful weapons in the battle for…

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Congress Hears Service Feud (Universal Newsreel, Oct 1949)

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The original release sheet reads: 1. CONGRESS HEARS SERVICE FEUD: WASHINGTON - Top Navy brass presents its case before the committee investigating the worth of the Air Force's giant B-36 bomber, as the primary attack weapon in any future war. 2. LABOR LEADER LAUDS U.S. MOVIES IN COLD WAR: ST. PAUL - Irving Brown, European representative of the American Federation of Labor cites American Motion pictures as one of the most powerful weapons in the battle for men's minds. 3A/B. STEEPLECHASE THRILLS: BELMONT PARK, NY - The two-day United Hunts Meet provides more than the usual quota of spine tingle thrills as thoroughbreds and their jockeys go over the jumps and sometimes not quite. / COLUMBIA SNOW UNDER BY YALE: NEW YORK - The visiting Bulldogs from New Haven steam-roller the hapless Lions by the lopsided score of 33 to 7, with Levi Jackson in the starring role. (LOCAL – CANADA) CANADA REAPS RICH HARVEST. (LOCAL – CANADA) NEW CUSTOMS HOUSE OPENED ON U.S. LINE.

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Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library

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