Industry on Parade (Q12060736)

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American documentary television program with episodes featuring short segments about industries in various cities
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Industry on Parade
American documentary television program with episodes featuring short segments about industries in various cities
  • NAM Industry on Parade

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17 September 2024
Wonderful inventions :motion pictures, broadcasting, and recorded sound at the Library of Congress (American English)
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By WILLIAM M. FREEMAN. 1954. "INDUSTRY TELLING STORY BY MOVIES: FILMS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED FOR WORKERS, CUSTOMERS WIN WIDE TV ACCEPTANCE INDUSTRY TELLING STORY BY MOVIES." New York Times (1923-), Jan 24, 2 (English)
24 January 1954
21 August 2024
INDUSTRY TELLING STORY BY MOVIES (American English)
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Industry on Parade fact sheet, April 1955, Box 157, Folder 1955, National Association of Manufacturers Collection; NAM advertisement quoted in Bird, Better Living, 162. (American English)
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Andrew L. Yarrow
Beyond Civics and the 3 R's: Teaching Economics in the Schools (English)
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Andrew L. Yarrow
Beyond Civics and the 3 R's: Teaching Economics in the Schools (English)
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By WILLIAM M. FREEMAN. 1954. "INDUSTRY TELLING STORY BY MOVIES: FILMS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED FOR WORKERS, CUSTOMERS WIN WIDE TV ACCEPTANCE INDUSTRY TELLING STORY BY MOVIES." New York Times (1923-), Jan 24, 2 (English)
24 January 1954
21 August 2024
INDUSTRY TELLING STORY BY MOVIES (American English)
Andrew L. Yarrow
Beyond Civics and the 3 R's: Teaching Economics in the Schools (English)
17 September 2024
New serial titles, classed subject arrangement 1958 (English)
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By WILLIAM M. FREEMAN. 1954. "INDUSTRY TELLING STORY BY MOVIES: FILMS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED FOR WORKERS, CUSTOMERS WIN WIDE TV ACCEPTANCE INDUSTRY TELLING STORY BY MOVIES." New York Times (1923-), Jan 24, 2 (English)
24 January 1954
21 August 2024
INDUSTRY TELLING STORY BY MOVIES (American English)
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Becker, Duane. “Spokane’s First Channels.” Pacific Northwesterner 56, no. 1 (April 2012): 5–32. https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=31h&AN=77229399&site=eds-live&scope=site. (American English)
21 August 2024
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VHF booster and community antenna legislation : hearings before the Communications Subcommittee of the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, United States Senate, Eighty-sixth Congress, first session, on S. 1739, S. 1741, S. 1801, S. 1886, and S. 2303, bills to amend the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, June 30, July 1, 7, 9, 14-16, 1959, October 27-30, December 15 and 16, 1959 pt.2 (American English)
17 September 2024
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Arthur Lodge Productions produced Industry on Parade from October 1,1953 until the series ended in the 1960s. Each episode was produced, written, directed, and narrated by Lodge. By 1955, the Peabody Award-winning show was being telecast in seventy-six of the seventy-eight United States television markets. (English)
17 September 2024
Motion pictures / Copyright Office, the Library of Congress 1960-1969 (American English)
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The Industry on Parade Film Collection, 1950-1960, is comprised of 428 reels of thirteen and a half minute long 16mm black and white composite optical track (sound) motion picture film prints and one document box of episode descriptions.,,, It should be noted that each film reel does not have a corresponding episode description and many of the later episodes were not donated to the National Museum of American History. (English)
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The films have been organized chronologically in the order they were produced and broadcast by the National Association of Manufacturers. The episode descriptions, which accompanied the film reels as they were sent to stations for broadcast and other venues for screening, are organized in the same manner. (English)
16 April 2024
Industry on Parade was a long-running series of films produced by the National Association of Manufacturers that were syndicated to local stations beginning in October 1950. The series ended in 1960 after hundreds of films highlighting the impact of manufacturing on all aspects of everyday life: agriculture, medicine, business, entertainment, among others. (English)
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Linda E. Kelly
26 February 2014
RE: Comments on IRS NPRM, REG-134417-13 ("Draft Guidance for Tax-Exempt Social Welfare Organizations on Candidate-Related Political Activities") (American English)
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17 September 2024
Film preservation 1993 : a study of the current state of American film preservation : report of the Librarian of Congress v.4 (American English)
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17 September 2024
Film preservation 1993 : a study of the current state of American film preservation : report of the Librarian of Congress v.4 (American English)
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