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In Malta, the pilot who is credited with having shot down the 1,000th enemy plane over that island. At Biggin Hill, two pilots, a Canadian and a Frenchman, are both credited with having shot down the 1,000th...
[1ST SUBTITLE]: "Harrod’s Wharf: Cambridge led by 1 1/2 lengths." Shots of the two boats. [2ND SUBTITLE]: "Hammersmith Bridge: Cambridge led by 1 1/2 lengths". Shot taken from the bridge with the crews...
Pathe synopsis: Gosport’s naval dockyard has plenty to fascinate. Prime attraction, though, is Europe’s only escape tower - a means of training submariners to escape from their stricken craft. The tower...
NfO synopsis: J. Hanlon (Penarth) First place and A. F. Griffiths (Wood-St.) Second place in great 1 1/4 miles Taff Swim from Canton Bridge to Clarence Road Bridge in Wales.
Rally of fourteen nations. Swimmers and divers from all over Europe compete in hotly contested events. 1. Hungary wins. Halassy, Magyar champion, takes 1,500 metre race 20 minutes 49 seconds.
Burnhope Reservoir opened. Giant catchment scheme to hold 1,300 million gallons of water will yield nine million gallons daily.
His Royal Highness Prince George brings Charter to 1,300 year old town, creating new borough of 50,000 population. 1. Vivid pageant portrays development of Barking through the ages.
King Albert inaugurates giant concrete tunnel under the Scheldt - 1 1/2 miles long and costing over three million pounds.
The sport of Kings draws record-breaking crowds to racing’s most beautiful course. 1. A 9-1 shot does it. Poor Lad beats Zanoff to win Stewards’ Cup.
Vast crowds and summer weather welcome great winter game. 50,000 see Spurs (white shirts) and Everton draw, 1-1, in thrilling match.
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