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This powerful compilation of 1932 sound newsreel clips captures some of the year's most dramatic and important events, from sports to crime and military technology. The footage is raw, often featuring the natural sound of the moment.

Tragedy & Media Frenzy (5:22): The reel provides extensive coverage of the infamous Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr. kidnapping. Footage shows Governor Harold Hoffman addressing police, newsmen furiously pounding typewriters at the press headquarters in Hopewell, NJ, and even a radio newsman reading a message from Lindbergh authorizing gangsters as go-betweens.

Airship Accident (8:00): Witness remarkable footage of the mighty U.S. Navy airship AKRON (then the world's largest flying craft) attempting a takeoff at Lakehurst, NJ (Feb 22, 1932), only to suffer a collision, crashing its rudder into the ground.

Sports Highlights: Features natural sound footage of bobsledding (0:00) from the 1932 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, and a classic look at baseball with Connie Mack, owner of the Philadelphia Athletics, addressing his team and demonstrating batting technique during spring training (3:59).

This is a priceless archival collection for historians, true crime enthusiasts, and vintage military/sports fans, showing the dramatic collision of news, technology, and culture in 1932.

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Timeline Highlights:

0:00 – Bobsledding (Possible 1932 Winter Olympics, Lake Placid)

3:59 – Connie Mack Addresses Philadelphia Athletics Spring Training

5:22 – Governor Harold Hoffman on Lindbergh Kidnapping

6:56 – Lindbergh Case Press Headquarters Frenzy

8:00 – U.S. Navy Airship AKRON Rudder Crash (Lakehurst, NJ)