Red Cross women pour drinks for soldiers about to leave for Europe during World War I.

Report From The Front by Humphrey Bogart

09:01:00:00,NEWS #51, ANNIVERSARY OF RED ARMY MARCH IN BERLIN SOVIET TROOPS MARCH TO BRANDENBURG GATE, EISENHOWER COYLY ANNOUNCES FOR SECOND TERM EISENHOWER HINTS AT 2ND TERM IN PRESS CONFERENCE-SD EISENHOWER TELLS NATION HE'LL RUN AGAIN (SD) REPORTERS ASK EISENHOWER QUESTIONS PRESS REPORTERS SCRIBBLE IN NOTEBOOKS PRESS REPORTERS WAITING IN HALLWAY REPORTERS ON TELEPHONES, PARATROOPERS USE SHOCK ABSORBERS IN PARACHUTE PARATROOPERS LAND ON GROUND PARATROOPERS JUMP, EISENHOWER SPEAKS FOR RED CROSS EISENHOWER SPEAKS ABOUT RED CROSS, AIR FORCE CITES JACK WEBB FOR '24 HOUR ALERT' AIR FORCE GENERAL SCOTT GIVES JACK WEBB A CITATION JACK WEBB THANKS GENERAL SCOTT NEWS #52 (09:07:50:00), LEIPZIG FAIR FLAGS AT FAIR CHINESE PAVILLION SOVIET PAVILLION, BILLY GRAHAM SPEAKS IN SEOUL KOREAN CROWDS PRES. RHEE OF KOREA AND BILLY GRAHAM, NAVY TESTS FOLDING ONE MAN HELICOPTER ONE MAN HELICOPTER IN AIR, BRITISH NEW GUIDED MISSILE 'THE FIREFLASH' METEOR JET FIGHTER TAKES OFF FIREFLASH MISSILE DESTROYS PLANE, MARILYN MONROE SIGNS FILM DEAL WITH WARNER BROS. SIR LAWRENCE OLIVIER MARILYN MONROE WITH JACK L. WARNER JIMMY STEWART WELCOMES MARILYN MONROE TO WARNER BROS, CHILDREN ENTERTAIN POPE PIUS XII ON 80TH BIRTHDAY CHILDREN DANCE FOR POPE PIUS XII POPE PIUS XII TALKS TO KIDS, SPORTS (TRACK, BASEBALL, HORSE RACING), WES SANTEE BANNED BY AAU RUNS AND WINS SANTEE WINS RACE, BROOKLYN DODGERS OPEN SPRING TRAINING ROY CAMPANELLA ROGER CRAIG JACKIE ROBINSON GIL HODGES DUKE SNIDER JIM 'JUNIOR'GILLIAM JOHNNY PODRES WALTER ALSTON DON NEWCOMBE CLEM LABINE CARL FURILLO, SANTA ANITA DERBY 1956 TERRANG WINS SANTA ANITA DERBY NEWS #53 (09:15:40:00), BARBER'S CONVENTION HAIR STYLES FOR MEN BARBERS CUT HAIR, JAPANESE AIR FORCE FLY FIRST JETS SABRE JETS IN FLIGHT JAPANESE FLIER WAVES FROM COCKPIT PAN:JAPANESE FLIERS, JACK LEMMON WINS LOOK MAGAZINE AWARD EDMUND O'BRIEN HANDS JACK LEMMON STATUE JAMES CAGNEY SALUTES LEMMON C/U: JACK LEMMON, FASHIONS IN HAWAII WOMAN WEARS KIMONO HAWAIIAN FASHIONS, EISENHOWER SAYS NIXON WILL CHART HIS OWN COURSE EISENHOWER DEFENDS NIXON (SOUND) EISENHOWER GIVES NIXON OPTION OF NOT RUNNING AGAIN (SOUND) EISENHOWER TELLS PRESS HE WON'T DUMP NIXON (SOUND), KOREANS DIE IN AVALANCHE TOWN IS COVERED IN SNOW RESCUE WORKERS IN SNOW DIGGING OUT CITY, DULLES WARNS SENATE OF COMMUNIST MENACE JOHN FOSTER DULLES AT SEATO MEETING, GOLDEN GLOVES AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN BOXING ACTION NEWS #54 (09:21:10:00), BEN-GURION OF ISRAEL ERECTS FENCE ON GAZA STRIP BEN-GURION ERECTS BARBED WIRE FENCE ON GAZA STRIP, KOREANS CALL ON PRES. RHEE TO RUN AGAIN SUPPORTERS CARRYING BANNERS MARCH FOR PRES. RHEE CROWDS CHEER FOR PRESIDENT RHEE OF KOREA, MARGARET TRUMAN IS ENGAGED MARGARET TRUMAN CLIFTON DANIELS MARGARET TRUMAN AND FIANCE CLIFTON DANIELS, CAMBODIAN KING IS CROWNED CAMBODIA'S NEW KING CORONATION PARADE, ITALIAN ORPHANS CHOIR CHOIR SINGS 'FINICULI, FINICULA (SOUND), POPE PIUS CELEBRATES 80TH BIRTHDAY ENVOYS PAY HOMAGE TO POPE PIUS POPE BLESSES THE CROWD, HOTEL CHANGES SCENERY IN MOVING ROOMS EXTERIOR:HOTEL TOP FLOOR OF HOTEL REVOLVES, SPORTS (SWIMMING,HOCKEY,HORSE RACING), YALE SWIMMIERS BEAT HARVARD SWIMMING ACTION, FEMALE PEE WEE HOCKEY STAR GIRL LACES UP SKATES PEE WEE HOCKEY ACTION, SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO HANDICAP BOBBY BROCATO WINS RACE,NEWS #55 (09:28:10:00), SCORPION JET USES FALCON MISSILES SCORPION JET TAKES OFF SCORPION JET LAUNCHES FALCON MISSILES FALCON MISSILE DESTROYS JET, ADMIRAL RICHARD BYRD IS BACK FROM ARCTIC ADMIRAL BYRD AND WIFE AT AIRPORT, JET FLIES AT 1132 MPH NEEDLE NOSE PLANE TAKES OFF MAN USES BINOCULARS, FASHION: PARTY DRESSES FOR LITTLE GIRLS SMALL GIRLS ON COUCH WARD THE WIZARD ENTERTAINS GIRLS, QUEEN ELIZABETH CRUISES MEDETERANIAN QUEEN BOARDS ROYAL LAUNCH QUEEN VISITS CORSICA, IRISH PRIME MINISTER VISIT EISENHOWER EISENHOWER AND IRELAND'S PRIME MINISTER, ROBOT BUTLER ROBOT VACUUMS FLOOR ROBOT POURS COFFEE ROBOT CARRIES BABY ROBOT IRONS CLOTHES, EISENHOWER TALKS ABOUT EDUCATION EISENHOWER SPEAKS ABOUT SCHOOL INTEGRATION, SKI JUMPING CHAMPIONSHIPS SKI JUMPING SKI JUMPING SPILLS NEWS #56 (09:34:50:00), SEATO NAVAL EXERCISES SUPPLIES ARE PARACHUTED TO GROUND HELICOPTER FLEET, FASHIONS IN NIGHTSHIRTS WOMAN IN NIGHTSHIRT BLOWS OUT CANDLE WOMEN DRINK COFFEE IN NIGHTSHIRTS WOMEN MODEL NIGHTSHIRTS, QUEEN MOTHER OPENS PARIS ART EXHIBIT QUEEN MOTHER VIEWS ART, BLIZZARD CRIPPLES NORTHEAST CARS UNDER SNOW DRIFTS SNOW PLOWS ON TIMES SQUARE SHOVELING OUT TIMES SQUARE SHOVELING SNOW TRAIN ENTERS SNOWBOUND STATION WHITE HOUSE IN SNOW, EISENHOWER OPENS EASTER SEAL CAMPAIGN EISENHOWER GREETS EASTER SEAL POSTER CHILD, FIGURE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS TENLY ALBRIGHT SKATES CROWD APPLAUDS HAYES JENKINS SKATES, GULFSTREAM PARK HANDICAP SAILOR BEATS NASHUA TO WIN RACE, JOE LOUIS - WRESTLER WRESTLING RING MAYHEM FEATURING JOE LOUIS JERSEY JOE WOLCOTT IS WRESTLING REFEREE JOE LOUIS VS. COWBOY LEE IN WRESTLING MATCH Wrestling fans cheer NEWS #57 (09:41:50:00), GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE FREEWAY IN SAUSALITO OPENS TANKS BREAK THROUGH BANNER AT SAUSALITO TUNNEL CARS HEAD TO GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE, REPORTER BECOMES BUDDHIST MONK REPORTER TAKES VOWS OF BUDDHISM, WAR DISPLACED GERMANS RETURN FROM POLAND GERMAN REFUGEES WAVE AND SMILE, ACADEMY AWARDS 1956 EXTERIOR:PANTAGES THEATRE TAB HUNTER JAMES CAGNEY JACK LEMMON INTERIOR:PANTAGES THEATRE LEMMON RECEIVES OSCAR FROM EVA MARIE SAINT GRACE KELLY JO VAN FLEET ACCEPTS AWARD FROM EDMUND O'BRIEN JERRY LEWIS GIVES AWARD FOR BEST ACTRESS ERNEST BORGNINE ACCEPTS AWARD FOR MARTY, MALENKOV VISITS ENGLAND MALENKOV TOURS BRITISH POWER PLANT, MARINES SAIL FOR TROUBLED MIDDLE EAST TROOPS BOARD SHIP FOR MIDDLE EAST, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF POSE FOR PICTURE JOINT CHIEFS AT MEETING TABLE, GOLDEN GLOVES AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN BOXING ACTION, CIGAR CHOMPING FIGHT FANS, ANGRY SEAS SWAMP AUSSIE SURFBOATS SURFBOAT SWAMPED CREWS IN ANGRY SEAS

RED CROSS WORKER SERVES TROOPS COFFEE & DONUTS OUTDOORS AT RED CROSS CLUB

Pre-Invasion preparations of US Army Ranger in Weymouth, England; June 1, 1944. ""US ARMY RANGERS IN WEYMOUTH, ENGLAND, PREPARING TO BOARD SHIPS FOR D-DAY WOW US RANGERS WEARING FULL INVASION GEAR JUNE 1 US RANGERS MARCHING DOWN ENGLISH ROAD JUNE 1 WEYMOUTH WOW CU US ARMY RANGER JUNE 1 US ARMY RANGERS RIDING LCI JUNE 1 WEYMOUTH US ARMY RANGERS GETTING COFFEE FROM RED CROSS ABOARD SHIP US LANDING CRAFT """"WE DELIVER"""" INSIGNIA US RANGERS LOADING INTO LCIS"". WWII in HD

Video footage from the WBAP-TV television station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about the 49th Armored Division being called into active duty.

Red Cross helps out with food, supplies and cots after March 1936 flood in Wheeling, WV

05/00/65 C0000056 - COLOR DAVENPORT, IOWA: RESCUE WORK BY RED CROSS WORKERS IN DAVENPORT FLOODS: UNCUT "RED CROSS SHELTER" SHOWS: AMERICAN RED CROSS BUILDING: MEN BRINGING PACKAGES INTO STATION WAGON: LADY CARRIES THERMOS JUGS TO S, WAGGON: CAR DRIVES AWAY: MEN STANDING NEAR CAR EATING: CHILDREN EATING: CU FACES: TRUCK DRIVES DOWN ROAD: TRUCK DUMPS DIRT: YOUNG PEOPLE LOADING SANDBAGS: GIRLS SILENCE DRINKING COFFEE TRAILER: (SHOT 5/65 200FT/) FLOODS (SS) IOWA - DAVENPORT RED CROSS, AMERICAN FLOODS - IOWA - DAVENPORT RESCUE WORK XX / 200 FT / 16 NEG / COLOR

Title: "Americans! Your Country Has Suffered a Major Disaster. The American Red Cross Serves Suffering and Desperate Need. The American Red Cross Needs Your Help. Have You Done Your Bit?" superimposed over VS Red Cross helping disaster victims / CU Red Cross sign with "Join Now" on it tied to car hood ornament / CU Red Cross nurse / MS Red Cross nurses stacking supplies outside hangar / MS men get coffee at Red Cross coffee station / CU soup is ladled into tin cups Pan over to soup handed to people waiting in line / MS men leave Red Cross station with boxes of food supplies / Pan roomful of children on cots / CU long tables with people dining / CU woman holding swaddled infant / CU people dine at long tables / Note: exact day not known

b&w - WWII - American Red Cross - soldiers climb onto moving Red Cross car - airplane against sky comes in for landing - ws pilots cross airfield - pilots served coffee and doughnuts - Aero Club sign - exterior, m/s men at tables relax at rest club - soldier brings letter and reads to another - interior, woman at desk interviews man and writes on a form - high angle up to sign American Red Cross Columbia Service Club - Humphrey Bogart narrates - World War II - relief organization

<p><pi><b>This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment.</b></pi></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Argument at a coffee shop ends with the owner smashing a customer's windshield. </p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>Wednesday</p>\n<p>Seattle</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:14-:23</p>\n<p>Emma Lee</p>\n<p>Coffee Stand Owner</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>AN ARGUMENT OVER COFFEE PRICES LED TO SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY IN SEATTLE. </p>\n<p>A COFFEE STAND OWNER ENDED UP SMASHING AN ANGRY CUSTOMER'S WINDSHIELD WITH A HAMMER.</p>\n<p>BUT SHE SAYS... HE'S THE ONE WHO ASSAULTED HER. </p>\n<p>SAMANTHA LOMIBAO HAS VIDEO OF THE INCIDENT. </p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>Emma Lee/Coffee Stand Owner: "At what point are we told were supposed to just wait for it to get worse?"</p>\n<p>AS THE OWNER AND SOLE EMPLOYEE OF TASTE OF HEAVEN ESPRESSO, EMMA LEE IS A FIRM BELIEVER OF STANDING UP FOR YOURSELF.</p>\n<p>Lee: "Disrespect and violence are two different things. I can handle the disrespect, the violence is a hard, that's where the line is crossed."</p>\n<p>ON TUESDAY, SHE SAYS SHE WAS A VICTIM TO THAT VIOLENCE WHEN A CUSTOMER PULLED INTO HER SHOP, UNHAPPY WITH HER PRICES.</p>\n<p>Lee: "He was demanding $5 and I was like that's not really how that works and there's not a refund policy."</p>\n<p>THIS VIDEO SHOWS THE MAN OUTSIDE OF HIS CAR ARGUING WITH LEE.</p>\n<p>SHE TOLD ME THE CUSTOMER IN THE RED SHIRT TRIED TO TALK THE MAN DOWN BUT IT QUICKLY ESCALATED.</p>\n<p>BUT IT'S WHEN THE MAN SAID THIS:</p>\n<p>Natsot: "Nobody's going to miss you."</p>\n<p>WHEN LEE FELT THREATENED.</p>\n<p>Lee: "Oh, ok, so you have no problem harming me, you're making that clear."</p>\n<p>THAT'S WHEN THE MAN TOSSED HIS DRINKS BACK AT LEE.</p>\n<p>BUT SHE HAD CLOSED HER WINDOW JUST IN TIME.</p>\n<p>Lee: "It's one thing to yell, it's one thing to get mad, it's one thing to even be outside of your car and try to threaten me. But to actually have the action behind it, it changed things for me where I was like oh no."</p>\n<p>SO SHE HANDLED IT WITH A HAMMER.</p>\n<p>Lee: "I personally think that you thought you were going to throw drinks on me and ruin my day, you're going to pay for a new windshield and its going to ruin your day."</p>\n<p>EVEN WITH A SMASHED WINDSHIELD, LEE SAYS HE REFUSED TO LEAVE AND SHE HAD NO OTHER OPTION BUT TO CALL THE COPS.</p>\n<p>Lee: "the police came and they got him to leave, right. It was understood that what happened is, he assaulted me and I responded."</p>\n<p>DESPITE WHAT ANYONE SAYS, LEE BELIEVES THAT FEMALE WORKERS LIKE HERSELF SHOULDN'T BE AFRAID TO PROTECT THEMSELVES.</p>\n<p>Lee: "I posted on social media and had a few comments like oh, he didn't actually put hands on you. And I'm like so is that the level to which a woman is allowed to fight back?"</p>\n<p><b>--TAG</b>--</p>\n<p>LEE DIDN'T PRESS CHARGES AND NO ARRESTS WERE MADE. </p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>WASHINGTON SEATTLE </p>\n<p></p>

Location unknown, probably London. <br/> <br/>American red cross school for GI brides - girls in classroom with a woman teacher - Mrs Baker of Indiana. Girls learn to convert pounds to dollars, how to shop, how to dress etc. Several shots of the brides at school. Shot of girl and GI husband looking at map of America. Close up shot of part of the map. Girls learning to brew coffee and make waffles. Mrs Colburn from Georgia is in charge of this class. Young wives signing State register in school. Mrs de Paula, Red Cross Director of Home Hospitality, woman who founded the school, speaking to Pathe. She talks about the advantages of the school.

Flood control measures: sequence on men taking a break, being fed by Red Cross workers and pausing for coffee brought by women. Shots of bride and groom still in wedding clothes, walking on dike, of groom carrying bride across stretch of water, of newlyweds kissing. FOLLOW SHOTs of Civil Defence official and navy officer moving in rowboat from house to house, checking on inhabitants and on possible looting. Three shots of newsmen, of photographers, in rowboat. Shots of bulldozer at work building up dike. Sequence on soldiers and civilians at work trying to keep water from flooding power station. Shots of men using wheelbarrows, pumps. Cut to man depressing plunger. Cut to submerged house near cantilever bridge being blown up.

Soldiers receive doughnuts and coffee from a Doughnut Dolly working in an American Red Cross doughnut wagon during the Korean War. A ceremony takes place in Pier C for the departure of United States 25th Infantry Division from Inchon, Korea, returning to Hawaii.. A Doughnut Dolly (American Red Cross volunteer who distributes coffee and donuts to soldiers), wearing a Hawaiian Lei garland on her neck, distributes coffee to soldiers in the American Red Cross doughnut wagon. Soldiers gather around an American Red Cross doughnut wagon. Soldiers take coffee and doughnuts. A painting depicting a Hawaiian woman on a beach on the wagon. It reads: 'Farewell Korea, Aloha Hawaii'. Vehicles parked and buildings in the foreground. A helicopter landing near the American Red Cross doughnut wagon. Location: Inchon Incheon South Korea. Date: September 18, 1954.

At a German Red Cross site, a nurse is seen giving Imperial German Army soldiers flowers before heading off to war. Followed by a soldier getting his cup filled with coffee, Germany, 1914. Colorized content.

American Red Cross presented as merciful in 1940s film by William Ganz "Mobilized for Mercy"

Various walking shots along commercial pedestrian streets in La Haye of many people walking by, of store windows, of people sitting at terrasse of coffee shop, of trolley bus on boulevard, of pedestrians on street. PANs to newsstand, cameraman walking on streets. Various walking shots of flower stand on bridge crossing canal, of Depth marketplace, of pedestrian streets, some people walking beside their bicycles, of bicycles parked on racks, cameraman passing through crowd in marketplace, including TILT UP to church steeple. Shots of narrow houses with various gable rooftops in evidence around market.

10/9/69 A0059424 - C0006184 / COLOR DANANG, SOUTH VIETNAM: SCENES OF TROOPS WITHDRAWAL: NX 42440 & NXC 1078 "MARINE LEAVE" SHOWS: LS MARINES READY TO BOARD SHIP MS RED CROSS GIRLS PREPARING COFFEE: 3S PASS OUT COFFEE TO MARINES: PAN OF MARINES ON DOCK AND BOARDING SHIP: SEV SCENES BOARDING SHIPS: (SHOT 10/6/69 43FT) SOUTH VIETNAM - DANCING US - MARINES SOUTH VIETNAM - EVACUEES RED CROSS - US COFFEE WARSHIPS - TRANSPORTS - IWO JIMA QUANG / 43 FT / 16 COL / POS / D24083 43 FT / 16 DUPE / NEG 57 FT / 16 COL / POS / CUTS

One of a series of newsreels produced by the Red Cross during WWII, this film shows the Fifth Army in Sicily and mainland Italy and the activities of the Red Cross overseas. In this era the Red Cross was doing a great deal of humanitarian work, helping reduce some of the psychological pressures of combat for American troops. The American Red Cross Service Club is shown at the 1:50 mark, with soldiers shown taking showers and getting haircuts, good food and R&R. Red Cross female volunteers are also shown handing out donuts and other goodies, and entertaining troops including African American soldiers at the 3:41 mark.<p><p>Red Cross workers are also shown giving tours in Italy (including Pompeii) at the 5:30 mark. Female workers are shown doing all sorts of work including a lot of physical labor -- such as pitching their own tents, carrying supplies, and more. The Red Cross Clubmobile is also shown visiting Army Air Force fields, greeting returning air crews and giving them donuts, coffee, cigarettes, and a friendly face to talk to. <p><p>Ice cream (!) at the front is seen at 9:42. No wonder the troops loved these gals. <p><p>A second segment shows an American Red Cross representative delivering mail and acting in support of the troops. At the 12 minute mark, first aid and medical care is shown -- including the use of blood gathered in the USA through blood drives -- is administered. Mobile hospitals, evacuation of the wounded, and medical care provided by the Red Cross are all shown. A purple heart is shown being handed out at 19:22. Work with shell shocked troops is shown at 19:49 (including African American soldiers). <p><p>A great shot of a guy driving a Jeep up a muddy road is seen at the 21 minute mark.<p><p>The American Red Cross Clubmobile Service was a mobile service club created during World War II to provide servicemen with food, entertainment and "a connection home." The Clubmobile was conceived by Harvey D. Gibson, a prominent New York banker and American Red Cross Commissioner to Great Britain, as a way to reach servicemen in airfields, camps and other theaters of war. All of the services provided by the Clubmobile were free, although some Clubmobiles began charging for food after 1942. Women who volunteered for the Clubmobiles were popularly referred to as "donut dollies," since one of their biggest tasks was making doughnuts for the servicemen.<p><p>The Red Cross required the Clubmobile volunteers to be between the ages of twenty-five and thirty-five, have some college education and work experience, and to be “healthy, physically hardy, sociable and attractive." Each Clubmobile was fitted with a kitchen consisting of a built-in doughnut machine and a primus stove for heating water for coffee. One side of the kitchen opened out for serving food and drinks, while the rear of the Clubmobile consisted of a “lounge” area with built-in benches that also doubled as sleeping bunks. The lounge also contained a Victrola with loud speakers, current music records, books, candy, gum and cigarettes.<p><p>The women who worked the Clubmobiles were stationed in a town near American Army installations and traveled to a different army base each day. They learned how to make doughnuts and coffee in a Clubmobile kitchen, and would then drive around the base, chatting with the servicemen, handing out snacks, and playing music.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

US film about the flow of goods and supplies to the front throughout the European campaign. Includes the Red Ball express. "" ALLIED CONVOY ROLLS THROUGH BOMBED TOWN ARTIST SKETCHES PORTRAIT JULY 25 1944 MEN AND SUPPLIES LAND ON BEACHES OMAHA BEACH TRUCKS UNLOADED BOMBERS CLEAR THE WAY TO ST LO WOUNDED ARE HELPED ST LO GERMAN ARTILLERY AVARANCHES GERMANS RETREAT TO REGROUP GEN PATTON AUG 6 OPERATION LUTTICH GERMANS FORCED TO RETREAT AGAIN GERMANS RETREAT THRU GAP AT FALAISE WHITE FLAG ON GERMAN TANK 8 INF AND 2 PANZER DIVISIONS CAPTURED RACE TO THE SEINE ABANDONED TRUCKS, DESTROYED ENEMY TANKS ALONG ROAD GERMANS DRIVE THROUGH BOMBED OUT TOWN GERMANS CROSS THE SEINE GERMANS HIDING IN FOREST BEFORE CROSSING SEINE CHARTRES AND ORLEAN FALL AND ALSO PARIS PATTON'S GAS RUNS OUT US TROOPS SMOKE IKE AND PATTON TALK IN FIELD DREUX BLACK US TROOPS OFFLOAD AMMO TANKS REFUELED US TROOPS ON TANKS ROLL PAST WELCOME SIGN BLACK US SOLDIERS SMOKE, DRINK COFFEE US SOLDIER DRUNK/TIRED RUNS TRUCK OFF ROAD, TRUCK GETS TOWED US TRUCKS DRIVE THROUGH THE NIGHT GERMAN POWS MARCHED DOWN ROAD IKE GETS IN A JEEP IKE BOARDS A PLANE US TANKS ATTACK GERMAN SILHOUETTES SURRENDER POV DRIVING DOWN ROAD WITH DISABLED VEHICLES GERMANS INSPECT CIVILIANS CIVILIAN TRUCK ON FIRE BLACK TROOPS SERVICE TRUCKS CIVILIANS WAVE TROOPS ON US TROOPS OFFLOAD SUPPLIES BLACK TROOPS OFFLOAD TRAIN FUEL LOADED ON TRUCKS"". WWII in HD

&lt;p>&lt;b>**EDITORIAL INFO PROVIDED BY WABC 11/08/2023** &lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>***Please note: This package/segment contains dated references***&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--SUPERS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Wednesday &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>New York &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>:25-:35&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Amy Turner&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Granolachik&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>1:03-1:08&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Aaron Dahan&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Caffe Aronne Owner&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>1:09-1:15&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Beth Bengualid&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>UES Resident&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS&lt;/b>--&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>WHEN A SWARM OF CUSTOMERS DESCENDED ON CAFFE ARONNE YESTERDAY AND AGAIN TODAY, THE OVERWHELMING DEMAND QUICKLY EXCEEDED THE SHOPS LIMITED SUPPLY...AND THATS WHERE AMY TURNER COMES IN.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THE FOUNDER AND OWNER OF GRANOLACHIK LOADED UP HER S-U-V AND DONATED BOXES AND BOXES OF GRANOLA TO BE SOLD AT THE UPPER EAST SIDE BUSINESS. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THAT WAS TUESDAY. TODAY IS WEDNESDAY.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Amy Turner/Granolachik: "I loaded up the car again and I just ...I dont know what else to do, if I cant be in Israel and if I cant physically help in some way, I figured Id just stop here."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>TURNER WASNT ALONE.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>FOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT DAY, A SEEMINGLY ENDLESS LINE OF PEOPLE CAME TO CAFFE ARRONE. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>YESTERDAY A SOCIAL MEDIA POST MENTIONED HOW IN THE LAST 10-DAYS - 5 CAFÉ EMPLOYEES WALKED OFF THE JOB IN PROTEST OF THE KIDNAPPED POSTERS AND ISRAELI FLAG HANGING IN THE FRONT WINDOW. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>OWNER AARON DAHAN SUDDENLY HAD NO STAFF. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THAT DIDNT LAST LONG.&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Aaron Dahan/Caffe Aronne Owner: "A guy came in this morning...hes wearing a black polo shirt. I dont know his name. He said I own 5 coffee shops. Im from Jersey. Im your barista today. He has not left. He said Im here until my wife tells me I have to come home."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Beth Bengualid/UES Resident: "I think its beautiful. Its very emotional. Why so? Because this is what Jews do. We stick up for each other."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>DAHAN TOLD US HE KEPT THE CAFÉ OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT LAST NIGHT...AND THEN RE-OPENED AT 6:00 THIS MORNING. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>DURING THAT TIME HE CRIED MORE THAN A DOZEN TIMES. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>THE OUTPOURING OF SUPPORTS MEANS HE SURPASSED HIS GOAL OF RAISING 36-THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE ISRAELI RED CROSS. &lt;/p>\n&lt;p>AS FOR HIS FORMER EMPLOYEES...&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>Aaron Dahan/Caffe Aronne Owner: "We reached out to them again this morning and we are just trying to explain...lets have a dinner. Lets sit, lets talk, lets converse...its not God knows what."&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;b>--KEYWORD TAGS--&lt;/b>&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>NEW YORK ISRAEL HAMAS NEW YORK CITY PALESTINE CAFE COMMUNITY COFFEE DONATIONS CHARITY&lt;/p>\n&lt;p>&lt;/p>