Industry on Parade: Outgoing Cargo, Workhorses of the Harbor, Refresher Course

We digitized and uploaded this film on behalf of the Prelinger Archives. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project. Outgoing Cargo! Moore-McCormack Lines at the Brooklyn, N.Y. waterfront. freight containerization Workhorses of the Harbor! Lloyd and F. Briggs Dalzell, Dalzell Towing Company, tugboat operator in New York Harbor. A Message From Industry To You... 19:33:14:28 Nice opening credits shot pans over construction site with scaffolding over building and "Industry on Parade" superimposed over the shot. 19:33:24:21 Credit shot of businessmen in suits touring factory with many large gears and "In Business and Industry" superimposed over shot. 19:33:42:24 Great pan over elevated strip of highway, with 1930s and 1940s style cars, in New York City waterfront district over to Hudson River Pier of the Moore-McCormack Lines. 19:33:56:03 1940s J.M. Huber Printing Inks cargo truck backing into warehouse dock. 19:34:07:01 VS forklifts lifting from docks into warehouse; workers moving cargo into steel cargo van; cargo vans lift with forklift and moved to dock where cargo is craned into ship. 19:37:33:20 Great shot of 1930s or 1940s NYC skyline as seen from the Atlantic Ocean. 19:37:47:16 Great shot of tugboat just off the coast of downtown NYC. Chrysler building visible. 19:38:14:09 CU hand writes with pencil on chart "Daily Report of Tugs" 19:38:17:04 Great shot following tug boat in Atlantic Ocean passing in front of the Statue of Liberty. 19:39:37:07 Two scientists in lab coats working in laboratory mixing liquids in beakers. 19:39:49:09 1940s or 1950s family of six huddled around the television set. 19:39:56:09 Housewife in kitchen wearing an apron takes a steak out of the oven, plates it, then delivers it to her smiling husband waiting with napkin tucked in shirt, fork and knife in hands. 19:40:05:11 Nice end credits. CU shot of gear on plain background with text "The National Association of Manufacturers" and "The End" superimposed over the gear.