Warren Olney motion picture film, 1936, n.d.

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Warren Olney motion picture film, 1936, n.d.

Motion picture film of ceremonies held in Hindenburg Park in Los Angeles on German Day, 1936; and of interviews of Dr. Salin, a criminologist, and W. Olney III, United States assistant attorney general, 1953-1957, relating to the incidence of crime in the United States. Former lacks sound track.

2 motion picture film reels.

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