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ON AUTO: SEVERAL SHOTS OF LITTLE UN BEING DRIVEN IN TRAFFIC COMPARISON SHOTS--NYC.BLAST--shots of SS WASHINGTC ARRIVING AT PIER--shots demolished walls & wreckage--small sedans flattened by blast--crane pulling flagpole out of roof--broken windows,ruins, searching for bodies--victims a hospital--FLARES & SEARCHLITES search continues for. bodies PARIS NYC AVIATION FLITES TYPES AIR VIEWS AUTOS INVENTIONS HORTON BREWERY FIREMEN RUINS EXPLOSION CATASTROPHE KNICKERBOCKER HOSPITAL SS WASHINGTON SEARCHING NITE SCENES. (2) 10-647-4

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