Fouls And Violations In Basketball For Women (1950s)
Provides an overview of fouls and violations in women’s basketball, as explained by a national basketball official. It details the
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If You Hear The Explosion, The Danger Has Passed (1968)
The film discusses the importance of workplace safety and the role of safety engineers in preventing accidents. It explains how
First Down For Safety (1950s)
Made for high school football players. Coach Bill Austin is interviewed, and Pittsburgh Steelers players are shown running and exercising.
International Conference (reel 2 1969)
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Drug Needs (1969)
An animated caveman professor lectures us about drugs. The film discusses the concepts of physical and psychological needs related to
In The Middle (1959)
A manager dealing with a reduction in staff thinks he’s got a solution by temporarily moving one of his “girls”
Mental Illness: Recognizing the Signs and Symptoms #shorts
Distorted views of reality mark mental illness. Disturbed thoughts & feelings lead to twisted, unrealistic actions—repeatedly. More than occasional sadness,
What Tadoo? (1985)
Puppets!! In “What Tadoo?,” a young boy learns important life lessons about safety, particularly regarding strangers and personal boundaries. Guided
Your Family Budget (1949)
Explains the purpose, importance and operation of the family budget, and outlines a planned budget and methods of preparation. We digitized
Workmanship Myth (1976)
The film discusses the perception and reality of American workmanship, particularly in the automotive industry. It highlights how American products
In The Street
Set in the 1940s, this film follows a group of children as they ride bikes, play with cats, peel oranges,
Skunked Again (1936)
Skunked Again (1936) is a whimsical animated short featuring Kiko the Kangaroo, Farmer Al Falfa, and a group of animals