Jessica Lynch News Conference - Governor of West Virginia intro to Lynch RS NY1, X78 July 22, 2003

Eyewitness News broadcasts produced and recorded by Baltimore television station, WJZ-TV (Channel 13). Labels on tape: Slug: Library (News) 4/7/78 6PM Editor: FG; Slug: Vets/Use shots of school; Slug 372" 0:00 Intro

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Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

RADIO STATION IN MINNESOTA REFUSES TO PLAY OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN’S POP HIT “PHYSICAL” BECAUSE THE LYRICS IMPLY SEX. THE FUNNY PART IS THAT THIS APPEARS TO BE FRONT PAGE NEWS. MEDIA REPORTER EXPLAINS.

Title card and intro for "The World in 1937" year in review

CAT DEELEY INTROS WORLD POP NEWS - MADONNA NEWS AND CONCERT FOOTAGE ,

Universal Newsreel logo - logos - montage - special release - news in brief - New York City - yesterday's big story - Universal International - globes circle - printing press in background - Pathex trade mark - 9.5mm film - gauge - introduction - intro - some available in HD - please inquire

The titles and opening for the Telesports programs. Sports news and history for 1963. PLEASE NOTE VIDEO & AUDIO OF NEWS ANCHORS & REPORTERS IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR LICENSING

MISC. HAWAII NEWS FOOTAGE

John Lennon Memorial Vigil 12/14/80: STills of John Lennon; news anchor does intro in studio; Aerials of Central Park before vigil is full; Newsman Ernie Anastos speaks from vigil; Many different shots of crowds at vigil; Shots of police barriers and many people crowded outside of the Dakota hotel where Lennon lived; Some news stories from the day Lennon was shot: Police comment on events, Doctor at hospital announces that Lennon was DOA; Crowds gathered outside the Dakota the night he died; Mark David Chapman walked thru police station w/ head under jacket, His attorney speaks; McCartney reaction ("Drag isn't it"); Mourning fans congregate all over; Vintage Lennon and Beatles footage throughout; Central Park vigil footage

Countdown Timer from 10 to 0 with alpha channel prores stock video

Eyewitness News broadcasts produced and recorded by Baltimore television station, WJZ-TV (Channel 13). Labels on tape: Slug: Library 4/8 7PM 11PM; Slug: Bee-Bladu Missed Communist; Slug 374" Eyewitness New Intro 7PM Building a prison in Fort Armistead

(CONUS CAN LICENSE REPORTER VOICE AND/OR IMAGE FOR AN ADDITIONAL ACCCESS FEE, PLEASE INQUIRE!)SOME SHAKY VIDEO! A REPORT FOUR MONTHS AFTER THE DISAPPEARANCE OF NEWS ANCHOR JODI HUISENTRUIT ON WHERE THE CASE STANDS FROM A STATION IN ALEXANDRIA, MN WHERE JODI USED TO WORK.

B-roll video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

00:00:00:00 Cuts 1/on box, slugged Debate Preps and Senior Citizens/Dukakis arrives hotel/staff arrives/security asking us to leave/senior citizens center/Dukakis eats/Cuomo intro/Duke intro. (0: ...

Edward, Duke of Windsor, interview in Nassau

UNITED NEWS MILITARY INTRO

Jessica Lynch News Conference - Governor of West Virginia intro to Lynch RS NY1, X78 July 22, 2003

THE ADVENTURES OF REX & RINTY - CHAPTERS 10-12

This film features a series of early 20th century black-and-white newsreel shorts as part of an episode of Yesterday’s Newsreel, a TV series featuring vintage news footage with modern narration. Each segment, which is narrated by Roger Owens, Sally Anderson, or Tom Hale, cover a range of topics from military history to fashion trends. This particular segment discusses the World War I draft in America, a deadly earthquake in Italy, and the 1929 Pikes Peak Auto Race among other exciting topics. <p><p><p>Film opens, opening intro sequence (0:06). “American Builds Army” (1917-1918), narrated by Tom Hale: Woodrow Wilson signing declaration of war (0:27). Wilson being blindfolded before picking out of bowl first serial number selection for American men to be drafted into service in WWI (0:39). Draftees walking along grounds of Jefferson Barracks, Missouri (0:50). Camp Dix Staging and Training Center, New Jersey draftees go through inspection (1:03). General Peyton C. March sits in chair, creator of training program (1:39). American boxer Benny Leonard leads recruits in fisticuffs drill (1:45). Speed, mobility, trench warfare exercise; Men traverse obstacle course with bayonets in hand (2:01). Horses undergo training for use by cavalry at Camp Dodge, Iowa (2:34). Practice armored tank inspected by recruits who signed up for tank warfare; Perhaps M1917 (2:55). Renault FT-17 tank drives through woods during training session (3:08). Fort MacArthur, California draftees who have completed training trade in campaign hats for steel helmets (3:21). Aerial view of trainees forming patriotic slogans on field with their bodies (3:40). Trainees receiving deployment instruction at camp; Most training took 6 months but some recruits sent out after 4 weeks (4:05). General John J. Pershing salutes first soldiers in his command, boat with soldiers pushes off from harbor, women on dock wave white handkerchiefs (4:17). “Umbrella Automat” (1929), narrated by Roger Owens: Short segment on umbrella vending machine in Berlin, Germany (4:41). “Hayes Becomes Cardinal” (1924), narrated by Tom Hale: Aerial view procession of high churchmen leaving Madison Avenue (NYC) residence of Patrick Joseph Cardinal Hayes (5:17). Cardinal (Archbishop of New York) emerges from home to take part in solemn church rights after returning from Rome and Vatican City (5:36). New York Governor Al Smith and wife Catherine Ann Dunn watch as Hayes blesses crowd gathered on 50th street near 5th Ave (5:45). “Personalities” (1923), narrated by Roger Owens and Tom Hale: Argentinian boxer Luis Ángel Firpo (The Wild Bull of the Pampas) shakes hands with ambassador Raúl Alberto Quijano at Argentine Embassy NYC ahead of match with Jack Dempsey (6:14). Colleen Moore in San Francisco for 1922 American Legion Convention (6:42). Senators William Borah (Idaho) and Bob La Follette (Wisconsin) in Washington, DC (7:01). “Earthquake Rocks Italy” (1930), narrated by Tom Hale: Montage clips surveying damage to buildings in Apennine Mountains area of Italy; Men work to clear debris, displaced people moved out of area (7:20). “She Belongs to Navy” (1927), narrated by Roger Owens: Gail Beverly does aquatic tricks on what appears to be wake board; Passes perhaps USS Hopkins (DD-249) and USS Lawrence (DD-250) during performance (8:22). “Aviation” (1928), narrated by Tom Hale: Commercial biplanes gather at small airport in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to unload unusual cargo from across country i.e. fresh-cut flowers from Oregon (9:10). “Fashion’s of the Day” (1919), narrated by Sally Anderson: Woman sits at beauty parlor for perm using hot hair perm rod curlers connected to larger electrical wire set-up then large curved comb inserted into hair; Woman inspects finished hairstyle (9:50). “Sports” (1925), narrated by Tom Hale: Turtle race at Miller Brothers 101 Ranch (Ponca City, Oklahoma), crowd looks on from bleachers (11:00). Dust fills air as cars race around bend in 1929 Pikes Peak Auto Race (Pikes Peak International Hill Climb) (11:36). Motorist Edward Philips wins race (12:12). Film ends (12:14).

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