[United Nations Conference on International Organization, San Francisco, 1945]

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Portraits of the motion picture industry reps at the United Nations Conference on International Organization, San Francisco, April 25, 1945.

Official Representatives of the Motion Picture Industry serving at the United Nations Security Conference. Claude F. Lee, Howard Dietz, J. Noel Macy, Charles Einfield, Glendon Allvine, Claude Collins.

This film of highlights and personalities is dedicated to the hopes of the Conference. It is presented with the compliments of the Motion Picture Industry of the United States.

A few stock shots of San Francisco, plus shots of the "United Nations" theater on Market Street.
Footage of the meeting; the War Memorial Opera House

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Complete Record: Portraits of the motion picture industry reps at the United Nations Conference on International Organization, San Francisco, April 25, 1945. Official Representatives of the Motion Picture Industry serving at the United Nations Security Conference. Claude F. Lee, Howard Dietz, J. Noel Macy, Charles Einfield, Glendon Allvine, Claude Collins. This film of highlights and personalities is dedicated to the hopes of the Conference. It is presented with the compliments of the Motion Picture Industry of the United States. A few stock shots of San Francisco, plus shots of the "United Nations" theater on Market Street. Footage of the meeting; the War Memorial Opera House We digitized and uploaded this film on behalf of the Prelinger Archives. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project.

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la la la la San Francisco April 25th 1945 the place selected by history to be the scene of the great adventure of our times the attempt by men and women of freedom-loving Nations to create a plan for World Peace this conference of the United Nations was conceived by the late Franklin Delano Roosevelt one of the leading Architects for a world security organization that could put an end to all wars on this Earth so to this city on the shores of the ocean named for peace came 1300 representatives of the 46 United Nations delegates from Nations large and small and from many countries devastated by War they came from near and far from cultures ancient and modern through press and Camera men and women soldiers and civilians the world over followed this meeting of the Nations praying for its success the news real cameras were the eyes of the world recording this historic Endeavor batteries of Motion Picture lights such as are used in Hollywood made it possible to photograph the meetings of the delegates press conferences were held by many delegations to give the correspondents permissible information and background material here Dr TV soon acting premier of the Chinese Republic replies to questions put to him by well-known journalists representing the millions who could not be present and here American Secretary of State Edward stinus Jr discusses problems of the conference helping the press to understand the complexities of the delegates Daily Business the plenary sessions were held in San Francisco's War Memorial Opera House dedicated to its sons who gave their lives to the cause of Freedom during the first world war the men and women with plans for World Peace were in their places the first first day session began when Mr stinus took his place on the speaker's platform the conference of the United Nations on International Organization is now convened from the distant White House the voice of Harry the president of the United States at no time in history has there been a more important conference or a more necessary meeting than this one in San Francisco you members of this conference are to be the architects of a better World in Your Hands rests our future if we do not want to die together in war we must learn to live together in peace finally Mr stettinius quoting Franklin Roosevelt through whom America spoke when he said we must and we shall for fulfill the purpose for which we have come together the four countries calling the conference the United States Great Britain Russia and China through their spokesmen pledged the support of their respective Nations to the creation of a plan for lasting peace acting Premier Dr TVs of China at the very Inception of the idea of the United Nations president Jang Kaif advocated the early setting up of an executive Council of the United Nations today Victory is the result of the cumulative efforts of collective security in action Germany and Japan are to be kept powerless to do harm the United States and the Soviet Union are now among the chief Artisans of the new international order foreign commissar BM Molotov of the Soviet Union I should like to assure the conference that my country is devoted to the cause of setting up an organization to protect the peace I wish you to know that the Soviet Union can be relied upon to protect the peace our peaceful Nation the Red Army and our great Marshall Stalin are inflexibly supporting this great cause this organization must have the necessary means for the military protection of the security of Nations secretary Anthony Eden of Great Britain no exaggeration to say at the work which we are starting on here in this meeting maybe the world's last chance let me say how emphatically I agree with your words of a short while ago let us not at this session attempt too much if we can now draw up a charter within the framework of our principles the details can then be left to be filled in in the light of experience we cannot afford to delay this conference there has heavy responsibilities it has also Splendid opportunities let it seize them now let us do it with courage modesty and despat let us do it now [Applause] these men of many Minds eager to be of one mind now turn their faces toward one of the greatest missions ever undertaken by mankind


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