Educational193811 min655×480

Arms and the League

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Arms and the League 13940

Description This film contains newsreel outtakes. The agency provided description is as follows: Footage from Realist Film Unit on operations of League of Nations. Joseph Avenol introduces film. Shows League's post office, publications, reference library, international press, political section on problems dealt with by the council of the Assembly. Shows Yvon Delbos, France; Maxim Maximovich Litvinoff, Russia and Arthur Henderson. Mr. Loveday speaks about section of League on economic intelligence and financial work. Social section oversees health, child care, production and distribution of drugs and their control. Eden speaks of Great Britain's commitment to League and urges other nations to do the same. Dates , This item was produced or created in March 1938. The creator compiled or maintained the parent series, Outtakes from 'March Of Time' Newsreels, between 1934–1951. General Notes , Reels of related material can be found at MT-MTT-588A, MT-MTT-588B, MT-MTT-588D, MT-MTT-588EG, MT-MTT-588F, MT-MTT-588P, MT-MTT-588C, MT-MTT-588I, MT-MTT-588H, MT-MTT-588J, MT-MTT-588LNOQ, and MT-MTT-588M. Access: Unrestricted , Use: Possibly Restricted , Use of these archival materials may be restricted for the following reason: Copyright , Some or all of this material may be restricted by copyright or other intellectual property rights restrictions. Part of 2 . This section contains 2 list items. Copy shareable link Collection MT "March of Time" Collection 1934 – 1951 Explore this Collection Series Outtakes from 'March Of Time' Newsreels 1934 – 1951 Explore this Series

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