Series:Industry on Parade - Revision history

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	\| Ep. 70 \|\| 1952 \|\| '''Salvaged Skills!''' Manf. automobile controls and precision instruments. Working with those who have special needs. Man-made Stone! Asbestone, asbestos and cement, used in building industrial products. New Orleans, LA. Cooking With Gas! Manufacturing ovens; appliances. Magic Chef Inc., St. Louis, MO. Industrial Miniatures! Junior Achievement, Houston, TX. ''Box 3''\|\| Leeds and Northrup Co., Philadelphia, PA. \|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 70]] [[Moving Image:IOP Salvaged Skills]] \|\| [https://sova.si.edu/details/NMAH.AC.0507?i=0#ref142 ref142]		\| Ep. 70 \|\| 1952 \|\| '''Salvaged Skills!''' Manf. automobile controls and precision instruments. Working with those who have special needs. Man-made Stone! Asbestone, asbestos and cement, used in building industrial products. New Orleans, LA. Cooking With Gas! Manufacturing ovens; appliances. Magic Chef Inc., St. Louis, MO. Industrial Miniatures! Junior Achievement, Houston, TX. ''Box 3''\|\| Leeds and Northrup Co., Philadelphia, PA. \|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 70]] [[Moving Image:IOP Salvaged Skills]] \|\| [https://sova.si.edu/details/NMAH.AC.0507?i=0#ref142 ref142]
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	\| Ep. 71 \|\| 1952 February 15 \|\| '''Black Diamonds!''' Manf. carborundum and man-made diamonds. Waste Not, Want Not! Recycled clothes using used wool; textiles. Unsinkable Boat! Manf. an unsinkable boat. Continental Copper & Steel Ind., Perth Amboy, NJ. '''Everyday Art!''' Calendar painting by Norman Rockwell in Arlington, VT. Brown & Bigelow, St. Paul, MN. ~~''Box 4''~~ \|\| loc\|\| \|\|		\| Ep. 71 \|\| 1952 February 15 \|\| '''Black Diamonds!''' Manf. carborundum and man-made diamonds. Waste Not, Want Not! Recycled clothes using used wool; textiles. Unsinkable Boat! Manf. an unsinkable boat. Continental Copper & Steel Ind., Perth Amboy, NJ. '''Everyday Art!''' Calendar painting by Norman Rockwell in Arlington, VT. Brown & Bigelow, St. Paul, MN. \|\| loc\|\| \|\|
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	\| Ep. 72 \|\| 1952 February 21 \|\| '''Mines Above Ground!''' Scrap metal for recycling. Processing used metal for Youngstown Steel and Tube Company. Youngstown Iron and Metal Co., Youngstown, OH. A Lesson For Teachers! Teacher visits industry for Business Education Day. Houston, TX. Ring Job! Manf. piston rings. Ramsey Corp., St. Louis, MO. '''Workhorses of the Harbor!''' Tug boats in harbor. New York, NY. \|\| loc \|\| [[Moving Image:Industry on Parade: Outgoing Cargo, Workhorses of the Harbor, Refresher Course\|Workhorses of the Harbor]]\|\|		\| Ep. 72 \|\| 1952 February 21 \|\| '''Mines Above Ground!''' Scrap metal for recycling. Processing used metal for Youngstown Steel and Tube Company. Youngstown Iron and Metal Co., Youngstown, OH. A Lesson For Teachers! Teacher visits industry for Business Education Day. Houston, TX. Ring Job! Manf. piston rings. Ramsey Corp., St. Louis, MO. '''Workhorses of the Harbor!''' Tug boats in harbor. New York, NY. \|\| loc \|\| [[Moving Image:Industry on Parade: Outgoing Cargo, Workhorses of the Harbor, Refresher Course\|Workhorses of the Harbor]]\|\|
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	'''Provider of Props!''' Manf. and building animated props for exhibits and theaters. Messmore & Damon Co.		'''Provider of Props!''' Manf. and building animated props for exhibits and theaters. Messmore & Damon Co.
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	\| 26 Ep. 38.4 \|\| 1951 June 20 \|\| '''Creators of Communities!''' Bill Levitt, house builder; construction. Levittown, Long Island, NY. \|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 38]] \|\| [https://sova.si.edu/details/NMAH.AC.0507?i=0#ref79 ref79 (38)]		\| 26 Ep. 38.4 \|\| 1951 June 20 \|\| '''Creators of Communities!''' Bill Levitt, house builder; construction. Levittown, Long Island, NY. \|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 38]] \|\| [https://sova.si.edu/details/NMAH.AC.0507?i=0#ref79 ref79 (38)]
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	\| 27 Ep. 39 \|\| null \|\| '''Stretching Rubber!''' Scientists develop synthetic rubber. General Tire and Rubber Co., Akron, OH. '''The Boss Gets Bossed!''' Annual stockholders meeting. Standard Oil Co., Linden, NJ. '''The Portable Bridge!''' Manufacturing portable bridges for the military. Steelcraft Manufacturing Co., Rossmoyne, OH. '''Tarzans of Industry!''' Tree removal services for telephone and electric companies. Asplundh Tree Expert Co., Jenkintown, PA. \|\| \|\| s		\| 27 Ep. 39 \|\| null \|\| '''Stretching Rubber!''' Scientists develop synthetic rubber. General Tire and Rubber Co., Akron, OH. '''The Boss Gets Bossed!''' Annual stockholders meeting. Standard Oil Co., Linden, NJ. '''The Portable Bridge!''' Manufacturing portable bridges for the military. Steelcraft Manufacturing Co., Rossmoyne, OH. '''Tarzans of Industry!''' Tree removal services for telephone and electric companies. Asplundh Tree Expert Co., Jenkintown, PA. \|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 39]]\|\| s
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	\| 28 Ep. 40.1 \|\| 1951 July 3 \|\| '''Preparing a Nation's Breakfast!''' Manufacturing breakfast cereal. C.W. Post, Battle Creek, MI. \|\| \|\| [https://sova.si.edu/details/NMAH.AC.0507?i=0#ref83 #ref83 (40)]		\| 28 Ep. 40.1 \|\| 1951 July 3 \|\| '''Preparing a Nation's Breakfast!''' Manufacturing breakfast cereal. C.W. Post, Battle Creek, MI. \|\| \|\| [https://sova.si.edu/details/NMAH.AC.0507?i=0#ref83 #ref83 (40)]

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	\| Ep. 1? \|\| 1950 \|\| ~~'''Breath of Life!''' Portable respirator consists of light plastic shell. J. J. Monaghan Co., Denver, CO.~~ \|\|		\| Ep. 1.1? \|\| 1950 \|\| ? \|\|
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	\| Ep. 1? \|\| 1950 \|\| ~~'''Sound Systems for Scholars!''' Manufacturing amplifiers and public address systems for schools. Electronic devices. David Bogen Co., New York, NY~~. \|\|		\| Ep. 1.2? \|\| 1950 \|\| ?. \|\|
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	\| Ep. 1? \|\| 1950 \|\| ~~'''Manufacturing Macaroni!''' Making macaroni and spaghetti; food industry. Prince Macaroni Co., Lowell, MA.~~ \|\|		\| Ep. 1.3? \|\| 1950 \|\| ? \|\|
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	\| Ep. 1? \|\| 1950 \|\| ~~'''Goodbye Grass!''' Manufacturing power mowers. RPM Manufacturing Co., Lamar, MO.~~ \|\|		\| Ep. 1.4? \|\| 1950 \|\| ? \|\|
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	\| Ep. 2 \|\| 1950 \|\| '''Half Century of Service!''' General Electric laboratory and research. General Electric Co., Schenectady, NY. '''Printing Trades Show Stuff!''' The Sixth International Graphics Arts Exposition. International Amphitheater, Chicago, IL. '''Boats Pressed While U Wait!''' Manufacturing fiberglass and plastic boats (molding). '''Sidewalk Supers Move Indoors!''' Open house at Westinghouse Plant showing manufacturing of parts. '''The Caddie's Delight!''' A golf club with an interchangeable head. Miami, FL. \|\|		\| Ep. 2 \|\| 1950 \|\| '''Half Century of Service!''' General Electric laboratory and research. General Electric Co., Schenectady, NY. '''Printing Trades Show Stuff!''' The Sixth International Graphics Arts Exposition. International Amphitheater, Chicago, IL. '''Boats Pressed While U Wait!''' Manufacturing fiberglass and plastic boats (molding). '''Sidewalk Supers Move Indoors!''' Open house at Westinghouse Plant showing manufacturing of parts. '''The Caddie's Delight!''' A golf club with an interchangeable head. Miami, FL. \|\|

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Format

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	Towards the end of the 1950s, episodes were arranged thematically, featuring a single type of product, industry, or American consumer. Most episodes also included "public service announcements" placed between story segments or at the end of the episodes to promote capitalism, the American way, and the rewards of a free economy and society. NAM provided the weekly episodes to one television station in each market throughout the country, at no charge, for broadcast, usually in non-prime time slots.		Towards the end of the 1950s, episodes were arranged thematically, featuring a single type of product, industry, or American consumer. Most episodes also included "public service announcements" placed between story segments or at the end of the episodes to promote capitalism, the American way, and the rewards of a free economy and society. NAM provided the weekly episodes to one television station in each market throughout the country, at no charge, for broadcast, usually in non-prime time slots.

			"Industry on Parade" used the Langlois Filmusic library for its background music.

	== Installments ==		== Installments ==

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1956

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	\| Ep. 282 \|\| 1956 March 10 \|\| CA A factory fire. Company designs better plant where delays and wasted motions are eliminated. Leadlight Fixture Co., Oakland, CA. Ohio Synthetic paintbrushes as good as brushes made with Chinese hog bristles. Wooster Brush Co., Wooster, OH. CT Making screw thread inserts from stainless steel wire. Heli-Coil Corp., Danbury, CT. Georgia Designing children's clothes; apparel industry. Alexis, Inc., Atlanta, GA. \|\| l \|\| s		\| Ep. 282 \|\| 1956 March 10 \|\| CA A factory fire. Company designs better plant where delays and wasted motions are eliminated. Leadlight Fixture Co., Oakland, CA. Ohio Synthetic paintbrushes as good as brushes made with Chinese hog bristles. Wooster Brush Co., Wooster, OH. CT Making screw thread inserts from stainless steel wire. Heli-Coil Corp., Danbury, CT. Georgia Designing children's clothes; apparel industry. Alexis, Inc., Atlanta, GA. \|\| l \|\| s
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	\| Ep. 283 \|\| 1956 March 17 \|\| Michigan Shipping flour by railroad; food industry. International Milling Co., Detroit, MI. Ohio Making pipes from a mixture of clay and shale. Robertson Clay Products Co., Akron, OH. CA Family business makes gopher traps; agriculture. MacAbee Gopher Traps, Los Gatos, CA. Georgia Raincoat manufacturer builds new plant with bank sponsorship; apparel industry. Almar Co., Washington, GA. \|\| l \|\| s		\| Ep. 283 \|\| 1956 March 17 \|\| Michigan Shipping flour by railroad; food industry. International Milling Co., Detroit, MI. Ohio Making pipes from a mixture of clay and shale. Robertson Clay Products Co., Akron, OH. CA Family business makes gopher traps; agriculture. MacAbee Gopher Traps, Los Gatos, CA. Georgia Raincoat manufacturer builds new plant with bank sponsorship; apparel industry. Almar Co., Washington, GA. \|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 283]] \|\| s
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	\| Ep. 284 \|\| 1956 March 24 \|\| '''New York''' Converting solar energy to electrical power. Solar battery to aid in telephone communication in rural areas. Bell Telephone Co., New York, NY, and Americus, GA. Ohio Convention to decide men's styles for coming year. Fabrics, sewing machines, and new styles on display; apparel industry. International Association of Clothing Designers, Cincinnati, OH. CA Making liners with layers of tar paper and asphalt. Linings used to prevent seepage in reservoirs. Water conservation. Envoy Petroleum Co., Long Beach, CA. New York Aircraft engines subjected to punishment to reproduce strains of flight. Mobil vacuum cleaner to clean runways. U.S. Air Force, Wright Field, OH; Anacostia Naval Air Station, Washington, DC; U.S. Hoffman Machinery Corp., Syracuse, NY. \|\| l \|\| s		\| Ep. 284 \|\| 1956 March 24 \|\| '''New York''' Converting solar energy to electrical power. Solar battery to aid in telephone communication in rural areas. Bell Telephone Co., New York, NY, and Americus, GA. Ohio Convention to decide men's styles for coming year. Fabrics, sewing machines, and new styles on display; apparel industry. International Association of Clothing Designers, Cincinnati, OH. CA Making liners with layers of tar paper and asphalt. Linings used to prevent seepage in reservoirs. Water conservation. Envoy Petroleum Co., Long Beach, CA. New York Aircraft engines subjected to punishment to reproduce strains of flight. Mobil vacuum cleaner to clean runways. U.S. Air Force, Wright Field, OH; Anacostia Naval Air Station, Washington, DC; U.S. Hoffman Machinery Corp., Syracuse, NY. \|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 284]] \|\| s
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	\| Ep. 285 \|\| 1956 March 31 \|\| '''Florida''' Reclaiming "unusable" swamp land with machinery; environment. Fleco, Jacksonville, FL. Ohio Producing electronic stoves that cook with radio waves. Microwave oven; cooking. Tappan Stove Co., Mansfield, OH. CA A commercial helicopter company inspects power lines, explores, and helps F.B.I. Kern Copters, Inc., Bakersfield, CA. '''Pennsylvania''' Baking cookies. Pepperidge Farms Bakeries, Downingtown, PA. \|\|		\| Ep. 285 \|\| 1956 March 31 \|\| '''Florida''' Reclaiming "unusable" swamp land with machinery; environment. Fleco, Jacksonville, FL. Ohio Producing electronic stoves that cook with radio waves. Microwave oven; cooking. Tappan Stove Co., Mansfield, OH. CA A commercial helicopter company inspects power lines, explores, and helps F.B.I. Kern Copters, Inc., Bakersfield, CA. '''Pennsylvania''' Baking cookies. Pepperidge Farms Bakeries, Downingtown, PA. \|\|
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	\| Ep. 286 \|\| 1956 April 7 \|\| '''Nevada''' A hydroplane, the "Bluebird", designed to ride over water. Las Vegas, NV. Ohio Airflow by doors of Kroger supermarket counteracts weather outside. Saves on heating and air-conditioning bills. St. Louis Air Curtain Co. '''Pennsylvania''' Producing seamless metal pipes. Barium Steel Corp., Phoenixville, PA. '''Georgia''' When city faced an uncertain future, it organized campaign to remove uncertainties by building new schools, playgrounds, and homes. City planning. Georgia Power, Co., Manchester, GA. \|\| l \|\| s		\| Ep. 286 \|\| 1956 April 7 \|\| '''Nevada''' A hydroplane, the "Bluebird", designed to ride over water. Las Vegas, NV. Ohio Airflow by doors of Kroger supermarket counteracts weather outside. Saves on heating and air-conditioning bills. St. Louis Air Curtain Co. '''Pennsylvania''' Producing seamless metal pipes. Barium Steel Corp., Phoenixville, PA. '''Georgia''' When city faced an uncertain future, it organized campaign to remove uncertainties by building new schools, playgrounds, and homes. City planning. Georgia Power, Co., Manchester, GA. \|\| l \|\| s

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	\|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 484]]		\|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 484]]
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	\| Ep. 485 \|\| 1960 Januaury 30 \|\| Environment for Learning More children mean more schools. Constructing one-story schools that extend outward, not upward. Forest management meets demand for wood products. Wood siding, paneling, and flooring used in school construction. \|\|		\| Ep. 485 \|\| 1960 Januaury 30 \|\| '''Environment for Learning''' More children mean more schools. Constructing one-story schools that extend outward, not upward. Forest management meets demand for wood products. Wood siding, paneling, and flooring used in school construction. Shows the need for new schools and the constraction of modern one-story school building. Points out what has been done to assure a plentiful supply of timber to meet present-day needs and needs of the future.
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	\| Ep. 486 \|\| 1960 February 6 \|\| The Atom Shufflers History and production of synthetic rubber. Synthetic rubber a result of atom shuffling. Combining raw materials, including petroleum, to produce synthetics. Rubber used in tires, railway components, moving sidewalks, and aircraft parts. Box 16 \|\|		\| Ep. 486 \|\| 1960 February 6 \|\| The Atom Shufflers History and production of synthetic rubber. Synthetic rubber a result of atom shuffling. Combining raw materials, including petroleum, to produce synthetics. Rubber used in tires, railway components, moving sidewalks, and aircraft parts. Box 16 \|\|

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	\| Ep. 417 \|\| 1958 October 11 \|\| Waste Not, Want Not American industry saves natural resources by recycling. Timber company salvages charred logs after a forest fire in Tillamook, OR for cardboard and sawdust. Recycling paper and making boxboard. Making raw steel from scrap metal; slag treated to make rock-wool insulation. Using broken glass in air filters. Taking coal from a river, cleaning, and reclaiming it. \|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 417]]		\| Ep. 417 \|\| 1958 October 11 \|\| Waste Not, Want Not American industry saves natural resources by recycling. Timber company salvages charred logs after a forest fire in Tillamook, OR for cardboard and sawdust. Recycling paper and making boxboard. Making raw steel from scrap metal; slag treated to make rock-wool insulation. Using broken glass in air filters. Taking coal from a river, cleaning, and reclaiming it. \|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 417]]
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	\|\| ~~desc~~		\|\| '''Delivering the Goods''' Report on the role of trucks in the economy...
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	\| Ep. 417 \|\| 1958 October 11 \|\| Waste Not, Want Not American industry saves natural resources by recycling. Timber company salvages charred logs after a forest fire in Tillamook, OR for cardboard and sawdust. Recycling paper and making boxboard. Making raw steel from scrap metal; slag treated to make rock-wool insulation. Using broken glass in air filters. Taking coal from a river, cleaning, and reclaiming it. \|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 417]]		\| Ep. 417 \|\| 1958 October 11 \|\| Waste Not, Want Not American industry saves natural resources by recycling. Timber company salvages charred logs after a forest fire in Tillamook, OR for cardboard and sawdust. Recycling paper and making boxboard. Making raw steel from scrap metal; slag treated to make rock-wool insulation. Using broken glass in air filters. Taking coal from a river, cleaning, and reclaiming it. \|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 417]]
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	\| Ep. 420 \|\| \|\| The Phantom Servants Gasses vital to the industrial economy. Oxygen used to refine steel in the Basic Oxygen Furnace and, with acetylene gas, used to cut steel. Using carbon dioxide in fire extinguishers, dry ice, and carbonated beverages. Ammonia used for fertilizer. Inert gasses used as propellant and in light bulbs. Propane gas for cooking and heating. Using chlorine in pools to purify water. \|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 420]]		\| Ep. 420 \|\| \|\| The Phantom Servants Gasses vital to the industrial economy. Oxygen used to refine steel in the Basic Oxygen Furnace and, with acetylene gas, used to cut steel. Using carbon dioxide in fire extinguishers, dry ice, and carbonated beverages. Ammonia used for fertilizer. Inert gasses used as propellant and in light bulbs. Propane gas for cooking and heating. Using chlorine in pools to purify water. \|\| [[Moving Image:IOP Ep 420]]

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	\| Ep. 152 \|\| 1953 Sept. 10 \|\| '''The Popular Pickle!''' Processing cucumbers into dill pickles; food industry. Aunt Jane's Foods, Inc., Creswell, MI. Changing the Cast! Casting molds for rockets, bazookas, and shells. Norwalk Lock Company, South Norwalk, CT. \|\|		\| Ep. 152 \|\| 1953 Sept. 10 \|\| '''The Popular Pickle!''' Processing cucumbers into dill pickles; food industry. Aunt Jane's Foods, Inc., Creswell, MI. '''Changing the Cast!''' Casting molds for rockets, bazookas, and shells. Norwalk Lock Company, South Norwalk, CT.

			'''The Oyster and the Egg!'''
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	\| Ep. 153 \|\| 1953 Sept. 17 \|\| '''Columns of Light!''' Manf. fluorescent lamps. Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., Danvers, MA.		\| Ep. 153 \|\| 1953 Sept. 17 \|\| '''Columns of Light!''' Manf. fluorescent lamps. Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., Danvers, MA.
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	'''Wedding of the Fibers!''' Synthetic fibers; blending of Dynel and wool. Textiles.		'''Wedding of the Fibers!''' Synthetic fibers; blending of Dynel and wool. Textiles.

	Rice A-Plenty! Processing rice. American Rice Milling Co., Crowley, LA.		'''Rice A-Plenty!''' Processing rice. American Rice Milling Co., Crowley, LA.

	'''Books for the Blind!''' Books in Braille. American Printing House for the Blind, Louisville, KY		'''Books for the Blind!''' Books in Braille. American Printing House for the Blind, Louisville, KY
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	\| Ep. 154 \|\| 1953 \|\| Canning the corn crop; Tablets for tots; Shipping in the South; Diving for buttons		\| Ep. 154 \|\| 1953 \|\| '''Canning the corn crop'''

			Tablets for tots;

			Shipping in the South;

			'''Diving for buttons''' Mussel shells retrieved from the White River in Batesville, Arkansas are transformed into buttons at the Batesville Shell and Pearl Works
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