Warner Pathe #2

Duration: 800 ft.

Year Published: 1951

Creator: Warner Pathe

Complete Record: 1. U. N. forces at 38th parallel in Korea, fighting on the Han river, zoom on Map of Korea, Troops storming towards Seoul, Chinese Communist prisoners, Korean children. Koreans applauding U.N. Forces. Trucks stuck in mud. 2. Economic and Social Council of U.N. meets in Santiago, Chile. General Lee, U.N. Secretary, with other officials, meeting. 3. Spanish Gen. Franco meets U.S. ambassador Stanton Griffis in Madrid. Resumes diplomacy. National Palace, members of Spanish government. 4. Defense Secretary Marshall swears in civil defense volunteers in NYC. 5. Vice Pres. Barkely honored for all-time length of service in Congress, honored by Truman, record of 30 years of service. 6. Britain’s new bomber, the "Canberra", sets new Atlantic record 4 hours. 42 min., Australian premier Lindsay, vs. 7. Air Force conducts "seat-ejector" seat tests. Bizarre test involving a large semi vertical track., reaction shots of generals all looking up quickly together 8. Palo Alto - first jet powered helicopter flown 9. Italian countess creates art from grass and flowers, Weird transition of scenes going through the hole in a palette. Horrible art made out of leaves - mostly religious art. 10. American Dick Button wins world figure skating competition, in Milan. 11. Yankees and Phillies get ready for 1951 season, Clearwater FL - in training, baseball stars, vs. , 1950 world series Yankees vs. Phillies, highlights, Joe DiMaggio, B roll of crowd reactions, scoreboards, Spring Training in Phoenix, AZ. Yogi Berra, others in training, DiMaggio leaning and smiling. 12. General James W. Moore of U.S. Confederate Veterans is buried, Norfolk VA in confederate parade. 13. Revolutionary History of Lexington and Concord in Massachusetts. Quaint drawing, human hand draws line of American troop progression. Drawings of Paul Revere, etc. Different historical buildings. Minutemen drawings, vs. Captain Parker statue on Lexington Green, Harrington House. Old North Bridge and Battleground, Building where Emerson and Hawthorne lived.