President of Ireland, Eamon De Valera visits Washington DC in United States. United States President Lyndon Johnson greets the President at the White House. Crowd gathers to greet him. Officers welcome him. Trees in the background. Band marches. Both the Presidents enter the White House.
Timber harvesting and logging operations in the United States in the early 1900s. Railway in forest area. Massive logs are rolled into position and towed on railway by large steam train engine. Engine on a railway track. Smoke emitted from the engine. The engine hauls a series of large wooden logs and lumberjack men stand atop some of the logs.
Men aboard a ship named the "Octopus" at a harbor or port area in the United States. High hill in the background with lighthouse on top. Dock seen behind the ship. Possibly hauling forested timber (related to prior clip in same film showing timber harvesting and hauling by rail locomotive).
Match between Kentucky Wildcats and Seattle at the Basketball Championship held in Louisville, United States. They play in the NCAA Hoop Championship. Match in progress. Spectators watch the match. They cheer and applaud. The Wildcats win the match. Vernon Hatton scores 30 points.
Distillation of crude gasoline to remove impurities in United States. Still cleaners wear heavy clothing to protect themselves from intense heat. They work on the clearing of stills for further processing of the gasoline. The crude gasoline is placed into agitators for further purification. Gasoline is agitated with compressed air. Treatment operation is finished by washing with water. Crude gasoline is subjected to final distillation after chemical treatment for further purification. Further processing of the crude gasoline in the steam stills.
Distillation of crude gasoline to remove impurities in United States. Animation shows the process of distillation of the crude petroleum. The still is charged with crude gasoline and steam is passed through perforated pipes. The vapors after this process are composed of steam and pure gasoline. They pass from condenser in the form of gasoline and water. The water settles to the bottom and the gasoline overflows. Stillman works in the factory. The gauge indicates the flow in barrels. Stillman controls the operation by watching the rate and gravity of steam. Gasoline is fractionated on re-running stills using fire and steam.
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