Success (1969)
Outlines a program developed by Western Auto to enhance the success of its automotive service department. It introduces a commission
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High Approaches (1968)
Reflects on the experiences and memories associated with Sweet Brier, a college that symbolizes growth, adventure, and personal development. It
The Makeup of Matter (1963)
The film explains the concept of matter, defining three types: solids, liquids, and gases. It introduces molecules, atoms, and elements,
The Part You Play (1966)
EG Marshall, an actor, discusses his new role as a volunteer worker for the United Campaign, emphasizing the importance of
Old Recipes New Ideas (1959)
Discusses the nostalgia associated with old cookbooks and the challenges modern women face in cooking compared to their grandmothers. It
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A Kitchen Is A Feminine Thing (1959)
George, a research engineer, initially believed that women couldn’t excel in practical roles, but he is learning otherwise. The text
You bet your life! (1967)
Emphasizes the importance of safe driving and the critical role of high-quality tires in preventing accidents. It highlights the dangers
Drugs: The Children Are Choosing (1970)
James Fatiman introduces a program that explores the complex issues surrounding drug use, particularly among children in elementary and junior
Subject: Narcotics (1951)
Discusses the pervasive issue of narcotic addiction in society, highlighting the devastating effects of drugs like heroin, opiates, and marijuana.
David Hall Story (1963)
**The David Hall Story (1963)** – Safety film in which David Hall, *America’s Handicapped Man of the Year*, recounts the