[Indonesia Can1-2, silent, 1950s]
This 1950s footage offers a vivid portrayal of life in Indonesia, blending scenes of urban and rural environments, cultural traditions,
[How Trees Help Us Cans 1-2, silent, 1950s]
This 1950s footage captures scenes of nature, forestry, and familial exploration, highlighting interactions between a father and son as they
Greater Goal Human Dividends from American Industry (1953)
Discusses the significance of the textile industry in American history and its ongoing impact on daily life. It highlights the
[News Magazine of the Screen November 1950]
President Truman calls for global disarmament during the United Nations anniversary, emphasizing the need to redirect military spending towards world
Treasure Island (ca. 1939)
The 1939 San Francisco Fair at Treasure Island was a vibrant showcase of attractions, exhibits, and architectural marvels, reflecting the
1964 New York World’s Fair Report (1961)
The New York World’s Fair of 1964-1965, announced by Mayor Robert F. Wagner, will celebrate the city’s 300th anniversary and
Coast Guard SPARS (ca. 1943)
Discusses the role of the United States Coast Guard and its women’s reserve, the SPARS, during World War II. It
Palmour Street (1957)
Discusses the challenges children face in their development, influenced by their parents’ actions and emotions. It highlights the importance of
0086 Earthquake (1973)
On February 9th, a massive earthquake struck the San Fernando Valley and much of Southern California, causing widespread destruction and
Nation at Your Fingertips, The (1951)
Discusses the evolution of telephone service in America, highlighting the city of Englewood, New Jersey, as the first town to
Negro Colleges in Wartime (ca. 1944)
During wartime, American colleges and universities are adapting their educational programs to meet the urgent demand for skilled manpower in
Other Fellow’s Feelings, The (1951)
Discusses a situation in a classroom involving two students, Judy and Jack. Judy brings her first perfume to school, which