Industry on Parade Can 3b (ca. 1950s)
The film highlights various innovations and safety measures in American industry, showcasing advancements across multiple sectors. It covers the extraction
Industry on Parade Can 3a (ca. 1950s)
Discusses the extraction and processing of diatomite, a substance derived from fossilized algae, and its various industrial uses. It highlights
Land For Pioneers
Details the exploration and development of Northern Canada, highlighting the historical attempts to find a Northwest Passage, the establishment of
Powder Metallurgy Part 1 (1945)
The film discusses powder metallurgy, a modern industrial technique that utilizes metal powders to create various products through processes of
Dust is Dying, The (1961)
The film narrates the struggles faced by farmers and ranchers on the Great Plains during the Dust Bowl of the
Its Everybody’s Business (1954)
The film illustrates the journey of Jonathan, an immigrant who aspires to achieve the American Dream through entrepreneurship. After quitting
Wizard of Ours, The (ca. 1960s)
In “Wizard of Ours,” Dorothy returns from the Emerald City with her friends—the Lion, Scarecrow, and Tin Woodsman—to seek the
[Research Work, ca. 1930s]
Unsure of the title.. The film discusses advancements in automobile engineering and fuel research, highlighting the importance of understanding engine
Your Life’s Work: Radio and Television (1940)
The film discusses the crucial role of vacuum tubes in radio broadcasting, detailing the various jobs involved in the industry,
Space Capades Jubilee (ca. early 1960s)
The “Space Capades Jubilee” is a Tupperware event held in Orlando, featuring various activities for Tupperware dealers and distributors. The
Education for Peace (1950)
The film highlights the work of the American Friends Service Committee, emphasizing its commitment to promoting brotherly love and respect
Great Americans: Abraham Lincoln
The film recounts the life and legacy of Abraham Lincoln, focusing on his assassination at Ford’s Theater on April 14,