This is Coffee! (1961)
“This is Coffee!” explores the journey of coffee from bean to cup, emphasizing the care and traditions involved in creating
Mighty Columbia River, The (1947)
The Columbia River is a significant waterway in North America, flowing over 1,200 miles from the Canadian Rockies to the
Three Cities (ca. 1943)
Discusses three American cities—Norfolk, Detroit, and Ogden—highlighting how their residents responded to wartime challenges by demonstrating cooperation and resourcefulness. Each
How a Watch Works (1949)
**”How a Watch Works”** is a detailed demonstration that reveals the inner mechanics of a watch, using a 7½-foot, in-line
New Neighbor (1953)
This film details the construction and community integration of the Fairless Works steel mill, named after U.S. Steel’s Chairman and
6th Chair, The (1949)
The film **”The 6th Chair”** highlights key challenges in the American education system, emphasizing the urgent need for improvements in
Ring of Steel (ca. 1941)
A powerful tribute to the American Soldier, highlighting their historical significance and contributions throughout American history. It recounts the soldier’s
[News Magazine of the Screen March 1952]
This newsreel discusses various events and developments during the Korean War, highlighting United Nations troops’ advances toward Seoul and their
Men, Steel and Earthquakes (1960s)
The film discusses the importance of using steel in building construction to withstand the forces of nature, particularly earthquakes. It
Lewis and Clark (1950)
The film **”Lewis and Clark”** chronicles the historic expedition led by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, beginning with their departure
Triple Goodness (1948)
The film “Triple Goodness” (1948) emphasizes the importance of milk and dairy products in American life, showcasing advancements in milk
News Magazine of the Screen The (Vol 7 Issue 4, 1956)
This excerpt provides a historical snapshot from 1956, touching on several global and national events: President Eisenhower’s Re-Election: Scenes include people