IOP Ep 81
IOP Ep 81 is a short film from 1952 released on 16mm. It is held in the Prelinger Archives collection.
Industry on Parade Episode 81 Paragon of Plywoods! Harvesting redwoods. Hammond Lumber Co., Eureka, CA. Processing redwood into plywood. M and M Woodworking Co., Portland, OR. Building Boilers! Manf. cast-iron boilers. H.B. Smith Co., Westfield, MA. Pathways in the Sky! Manf. navigation controls. Narco Omnigator. National Aeronautical Corp., Ambler, PA. Meet a Heel! Manf. rubber heels and soles for shoes. O'Sullivan Rubber Corp., Winchester, VA. Box 4
| IOP Ep 81 | |
|---|---|
| Produced by | Lodge (Arthur) Productions, Inc. |
Production companies | Lodge (Arthur) Productions, Inc. |
| Distributed by | Lodge (Arthur) Productions, Inc. |
Release date | 1952 |
Running time | 0:13:12 |
| Language | English |
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More Details
Many stock shots to be logged.
Contains a number of episodes of Industry on Parade spliced together.
Paragon of Plywoods! Harvesting redwoods. Hammond Lumber Co., Eureka, California. Processing redwood into plywood. M and M Woodworking Co., Portland, Oregon. (This segment lacks segment title)
Building Boilers! Manufacturing cast-iron boilers. H.B. Smith Co., Westfield, Massachusetts.
Pathways in the Sky! Manufacturing navigation controls. Narco Omnigator. National Aeronautical Corp., Ambler, Pennsylvania.
Meet a Heel! Manufacturing rubber heels and soles for shoes. O'Sullivan Rubber Corp., Winchester, Virginia.
- Original Title
- Industry on Parade (Can 2c) ( https://archive.org/details/industry_on_parade_can_2c )
Spuzz Review
Another overview of different businesses, in this episode, we go back to watching loggers create veneer wood from tall majestic trees (They have to come down so new ones can be planted!) Look how old this one is, by gum! Good thing we chopped it down! After that, we get an overview of boilermakers! Yes, I know, my heartbeat's a pitter-patter, after that, airplane controls, and then for the GRAND FINALE, OMG OMG the production of rubber heels! There are two rah rahs about how great business is too, which always is amusing. YAY INDUSTRY!