Our Bill of Rights (1940)
The film discusses the formation of the United States government following the Declaration of Independence, highlighting the establishment of a
Flying Businessman (1952)
The film “Flying Businessman” explores the evolution and importance of air travel for American businessmen. It highlights how commercial airlines
Wild at the Wheel (ca. 1970s)
The film explores the tragic story of 19-year-old Tom Robinson, nicknamed “Speedy,” who was known for his reckless driving that
Farm Petroleum Safety (ca. 1960s)
The film emphasizes the importance of farm safety, particularly regarding the handling of petroleum products. It features a safety demonstration
County Government (1951)
The film discusses the structure and functions of county government, detailing how counties are organized to provide various services and
Private Life of a Cat (1947)
Private Life of a Cat (1947) is a black-and-white observational film by Alexander Hammid and Maya Deren, documenting the intimate
Judging Emotional Behavior (1953)
The film “Judging Emotional Behavior” presents a unique opportunity for viewers to assess the emotional responses of two individuals, Fay
Time Is Life (ca 1949)
The film “Time Is Life” follows Mary Bronson, a woman who discovers a potential cancer symptom and grapples with fear
Story of Our Flag, The (1939)
The film “Story of Our Flag” explores the history and significance of the American flag, symbolizing the unity and strength
Our Cities Must Fight (1951)
The film discusses the importance of civil defense and the necessity for citizens to remain in cities during an enemy
American Thrift (1962)
The film highlights the significance of thriftiness in American households, particularly emphasizing the role of women in managing family finances.
Unfinished Business (1948)
The film “Unfinished Business” explores the industrial efforts of the United States Steel Corporation post-World War II, highlighting the transition