In 1952, many thousands of mourners queued overnight to pay their respects at the lying-in-state of King George VI at Westminster Hall. | BBC Archive
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In 1952, many thousands of mourners queued overnight to pay their respects at the lying-in-state of King George VI at Westminster Hall. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1952: Newsreel visited Juteopolis itself; the city of Dundee. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1952: Newsreel visited Juteopolis itself; the city of Dundee. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1952: Newsreel was in Helsinki to see how it was being transformed by the Olympics. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1952: Newsreel was in Helsinki to see how it was being transformed by the Olympics. | BBC Archive
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It's World Day for Audiovisual Heritage. This clip highlights the skills and craftsmanship involved in the British bicycle industry in 1952. #AudioVisualHeritageDay #AudioVisualHeritage | BBC Archive
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It's World Day for Audiovisual Heritage. This clip highlights the skills and craftsmanship involved in the British bicycle industry in 1952. #AudioVisualHeritageDay #AudioVisualHeritage | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1952: Newsreel reported from the banks of the Severn, where it certainly wasn't bore-ing. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1952: Newsreel reported from the banks of the Severn, where it certainly wasn't bore-ing. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1952: Newsreel's Margaret Hubble gave viewers a tour of the first "People's House" to cost less than £1,000. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1952: Newsreel's Margaret Hubble gave viewers a tour of the first "People's House" to cost less than £1,000. | BBC Archive
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#OTD 1952: "Where yesterday doesn't matter anymore, and tomorrow is far away" Newsreel visited the Commonwealth Division's rest camp in Korea. | BBC Archive
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#OTD 1952: "Where yesterday doesn't matter anymore, and tomorrow is far away" Newsreel visited the Commonwealth Division's rest camp in Korea. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1952: Newsreel visited Juteopolis itself: Dundee. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1952: Newsreel's Margaret Hubble gave viewers a tour of the first "People's House" to cost less than £1,000. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1952: Newsreel offered some gift ideas with just one month left until Christmas. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1952: Newsreel reported that identity cards were no more. Poor Miss Markow had queued for nothing. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1952: "Just half an hour after Mrs Markow received hers, MPs were cheering the news that identity cards were abolished" Newsreel reported that identity cards were no more. Poor Mrs Markow had queued for nothing. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1948: Newsreel broke the news that there was a place called Liechtenstein, and it was charming. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1953: On the day before the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, Newsreel reporter Berkeley Smith drove along the Coronation route. This is a fascinating glimpse of 50s London. | BBC Archive
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#OnThisDay 1953: This Television Newsreel report captures the sense of anticipation and excitement on Coronation Day, as thousands camped out overnight to catch a glimpse of the new Queen. | BBC Archive
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In 1952, an apartment building called the Polaris opened in downtown Fairbanks. The hope was that a vibrant community would grow up around it, and for a time, it was a popular spot. But it didn’t last and for two decades now, it's stood abandoned and slowly decaying. Our field producer Emily Schwing has more. | Alaska Public Media
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Polaris Building in Fairbanks down several stories as demolition continues
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A look back to the dawn of TV election coverage in 1952
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Take a trip back to January 1952. A series of massive Pacific storms slammed the Sierras, dumping nearly 20 feet of snow and trapping the "City of San Francisco" luxury train at Donner Pass. For three days, over 200 passengers were stranded in the high country while rescue teams used Army "weasels" and rotary plows to reach them. It’s a wild reminder of just how powerful our backyard mountains can be. We love our modern comforts on Highway 49, but there’s nothing like watching man vs. nature in
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1939 Douglas Fairbanks dies
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Newsreel following the 1964 earthquake
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Universal Newsreel Volume 18, Release 441, October 11, 1945
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Universal Newsreel Volume 26, Release 511, October 22, 1953
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OFFICIAL FILMS NEWSREEL 1942 VOL. 3 GUADALCANAL, DIEPPE RAID 8472c
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Fairbanks Morse 20 HP Model N Hit and Miss Gas Engine
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Movietone News (1936): Dick Powell, Joan Blondell, Shirley Temple
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1944 ON THE AIR - History of radio broadcasting - Documentary
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