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The March of Time synopsis: An exposition of the commercially sponsored radio system of America is given in this month’s March of Time which in discussing the inevitable criticism levelled at the...
BFI synopsis: Making radio-isotopes and their uses in industry, research and medicine; work at Argonne the first power producing atomic pile; security of atomic information.
BFI synopsis: Demonstrates how a radio-equipped gas van comes to the rescue of a housewife who finds herself in difficulty while preparing a meal for important guests.
BFI synopsis: East Midlands ambulance service and its use of radio communication. Demonstrate a typical case of a man injured at one of the collieries in the area; how he is brought to pithead; taken to...
BFI synopsis: a visit to the headquarters of the Meteorological Office in Bracknell, Berkshire, where weather reports are prepared for radio, television, the press and all big users of the forecasts,...
The March of Time synopsis: Inner secrets of the business of radio comedy - and it is a big business today - are revealed in this episode by such great comics as Eddie Cantor, Freeman Gosden and Charles...
The March of Time synopsis: The million missing men and women in the United States make a never-ending story, and the March of Time has gone into the absorbing problem which is a continuous concern to...
BFI synopsis: aerial ropeway maintenance at Ashington colliery, with walkie-talkie apparatus. NCB Commentary - Ashington, in Northumberland, is a big pit. And where you’ve got a big output of coal, you...
BFI synopsis: Northumberland miners who staff the Royal Naval minewatching service. NCB Commentary - The coal port of Blyth stands at the mouth of the river of the same name. Leaving the pit are two mine...
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