State Department Foreign Service officer Boris Hansen Klosson narrates United States propaganda film during the Cold War. A cartoon depicts stacked coins. Stack coins on a man’s bedside are depleted as a man sleeps. Man wakes up and finds his coins depleted. Communist police take men and women away from their apartments to send them to the countryside for state projects. A diagram depicts the political stakeholders and institutions of a country. Professionals working in communist countries are controlled by the state. A doctor chained to a Communist ball and chain treats a patient. The background changed from a clinic to a prison cell. A lawyer chained to a Communist ball speaks to judges during a court hearing. A writer uses a typewriter with paper filled with communist symbols. A ballet dancer with a communist symbol-shaped shadow. A composer plays with a musical piece with communist symbols. A painter paints the communist symbol. A nude model poses in a similar fashion. An intimidated worker is being watched over by a communist officer inside a factory. A couple have dinner inside an overcrowded apartment. Communist citizens lining up outside a state store. (Film is example of Anti-communist or so called Red menace propaganda)
The importance of roads and highways in the development of United States. A modern highway replaces the historic Oregon Trail in the Mount Hood National Forest near Portland in Oregon. A modern overland traveler pays tribute to the memory of a pioneer woman. The man gets off his car, walks to the grave and pays his respects.
United States Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes and other dignitaries inspect first shipment of 24-inch pipe to be used for the oil pipeline directly from the Texas Oil Company to Central Illinois.
Vietnamese refugees soon after arriving in the United States after the Vietnam War fall of Saigon. A Vietnamese girl seated next to a man using a radio to communicate. In the Refugee Center, a man writes names of refugees with their tent assignments. Air Force personnel and volunteers at work in the Center.
Production of Ford B-24 aircraft in Michigan, United States during World War 2. A Ford B-24 aircraft rolls out of an assembly line. The aircraft taxis along a field. The aircraft takes off during a test flight. Aerial view of the ground below. The aircraft in flight.
Special preview of a film 'Away All Boats' based on the amphibious World War II Pacific War at Brooklyn Navy Yard. A thousand United States Navy men and a hundred film critics attend the special preview of the film. Hollywood actor George Nader is awarded by the United States Navy for his acclaimed performance in the WW2 film 'Away All Boats'. Universal International Vice President and General Sales Manager Charles J. Feldman receives a naval citation from Captain Dimatropolis. Citation to the Universal International Picture for the film by U.S. Navy.
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