" INDUSTRY ON PARADE " MANICURES AEROCAR METAL RECYCLING FOOD CANNING TOOLOMETER XD97535

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This black-and-white upload contains clips from six episodes of the television program titled “Industry on Parade” produced by the National Association of Manufacturers and Arthur Lodge Productions, Inc. “Industry on Parade” is an American television program that portrays the nation’s industrial sector during the 1950s. The films strove for a broad representation of American enterprises and industries.

The first episode #142 from 1953 includes views of the oil industry, manicure instrument production, and railway restoration. The second episode #197 from 1954 includes views of public safety and health testing, lawn sprinkler production, the aerocar, and a children’s orchestra. The third episode #174 from 1954 includes views of the cutting of fruit and vegetables judged by fellow canning workers, the production of the "Toolometer" monitors, and the manufacturing of rubber dolls and animals. The fourth and fifth episodes #60 and #32 from 1951 include views of scrap metal collecting and recycling. The last episode’s number is unknown and includes footage from a book printing company in Kingsport, Tennessee.

“Industry on Parade” title banner (00:09). Views of various industries including aeronautics, oil, steel, and trains (00:13). “Industry on Parade” title banner (00:29). Text overlay (00:34). Views of employees and employers (00:36). “All in the Family!” title banner (01:10). Views of the Vickers Petroleum Company headquarters in Kansas (01:15). “Mechanics of a Manicure!” title banner (04:01). Views of the Schneital Brothers Co. manicure instrument production factory in Newark, New Jersey (04:08). Text overlay (06:35). Views of various factory productions and a supermarket (06:41). “Transplanting the Tweetsie!” title banner (07:15). View of the restoration of Shenandoah Central Railroad and ‘Tweetsie’ train in Shenandoah, VA (07:20). Passengers aboard the train after the completion of the renovation (09:27). Credits (10:55). “The End” text overlay (11:01). “Industry on Parade” title banner (11:15). Views of various industries including public health, lawn sprinklers, and flying automobiles (11:19). “Industry on Parade” title banner (11:36). Credits (11:45). “Recipe for Reassurance!” title banner (11:49). Views of the safety and health testing at Haskell Laboratory for Toxicology and Industrial Medicine, a department of DuPont de Nemours, Newark, DE (11:54). Text overlay (14:03). Views of various research and product developing industries (14:09). “Soak, Don’t Sprinkle!” title banner (14:43). Lawn sprinklers (14:48). Views of the sprinkler production Scovill Manufacturing Co. in Waterbury, CT (14:58). “Motoring on High!” title banner (18:52). Views of the making of Aerocar, an automobile that transforms into an airplane at Moulton Taylor in Longview, WA (19:57). Text overlay (21:57). Views of various industries (22:02). “Music-Makers of Tomorrow!” title banner (22:37). Views of the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, MA (22:42) and its children orchestra making instruments and playing music (23:15). Credits (24:36). “The End” text overlay (24:42). “Judgement day!” (24:45). Views the cutting of fruit and vegetables judged by fellow canning workers at the Canners League of California, San Francisco, CA (24:50). “Timer of Tools!” title banner (26:41). Views of Cross Company’s production of the "Toolometer", a monitor of wear and tear on tools electronically in Detroit, MI (26:46). Text overlay (29:27). Views of the timber industry (29:32). “Miniature Menagerie!” title banner (30:06). Views of the manufacturing of rubber dolls and animals by Rempel Manufacturing Corp., Akron, OH (30:11). Credits (33:27). “The End” text overlay (33:33). Text overlay (33:39). Views of various industries focusing of workplace safety and accident prevention (33:44). “Treasure Hunt!” title banner (34:19). Views of the industry recycling scrap metals at the B. D. Eisendrath Tanning Co., Racine, WI (34:24). Text overlay (36:41). Views of various industries (36:46). “New Life for Old Metals!” title banner (37:21). Views of the manufacturing using recycled metal at the Commercial Metals company plant in Houston, Texas (37:27). Text overlay (39:50). Views of various industries (39:56). “Craftsmen with Calluses!” title banner (40:30). Views of a book printing company in Kingsport, Tennessee (40:35). Credits (42:18). “The End” text overlay (42:24).

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