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NCB synopsis: Will Paynter discusses to what extent the aspirations of miners has been met by 30 years of nationalisation and considers how the industry serves the country today.
The March of Time synopsis: Leader of America’s coalminers leads industrial revolution in Utopian attempt to organise 30,000,000 workers.
BFI synopsis: The opening of Parkside Colliery, Lancashire’s first new pit for over 30 years. NCB Commentary - Parkside Colliery started sinking in 1957, the first new pit in Lancashire for over 30-years....
BFI synopsis: an explanation of a new pension scheme for the mining industry. Filmed at Snowdon Colliery, Dover accounting office. NCB Commentary - At pits all over the country, the last pay day in October...
NoS synopsis: Nearly 30,000 women work for British Rail. Stories of 8 women - Crossing Keeper at Kempton, Hostess on Derby Station, Lookout for P.Way gang, Signal Box Keeper at Anderstaff Lane, Burton.
The March of Time synopsis: Once again the 30-year-old spectre of the St. Lawrence Seaway threatens New Orleans’ 50-mile waterfront. Word comes that the new Congress will reconsider the treaty with Canada,...
BFI synopsis: a windmill electricity generator at Costa Head in Orkney. NCB Commentary - The northernmost regular air service in Britain is the run between Aberdeen and the Orkney and Shetland islands....
BFI synopsis: New German tunnelling machinery brings life to a long disused pit. NCB Commentary - Brynlliw Colliery, abandoned in 1927 as uneconomic, is to live again. Reconstruction going on since 1954 is...
Babcock and Wilcox synopsis: This item describes the erection of a 30-ton Babcock level-luffing jib crane at the Neptune shipyard of Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson, Newcastle-on-Tyne, this being one of...
BFI synopsis: Beauty contest in a Durham mining village of Chopwell NCB Commentary - The Durham village of Chopwell goes gay for one evening. Organised by a Newcastle Evening Paper is a County wide contest...
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