The personnel policies of the Jack and Heintz Co. of Cleveland, to increase production in Ohio, United States. Workers work at an equipment in the plant of Jack and Heintz Company. Workers are supplied with doughnuts and coffee, hot meals, vitamins, and suitable shoes by the management of the company. A sign reads : 'Ladies Health Dept'. Women workers of the company get relaxed by sun lamp in rest room. Physiotherapy Department : Steam bath and massage used by workers. First Aid and Dental Department : Dental facilities used by workers. X-rays are taken. Every Jack and Heintz employee take benefits of insurance plan, provided by the company. Bill Jack maintains direct contact with laborers and workers of his company.
Excerpt from German propaganda film directed by Hans Bertram, released during World War 2, entitled "Kampfgeschwader Luetzow." Dramatizations feature authentic German aircraft and scenes include: German air attack on British convoy in European Theater during World War II. German officers receive report of bomber strike against British ship and plot results of bombing in headquarters. British crew abandoning burning British transport. Crew in cockpit of German aircraft Heinkel He 111. Formation of British P-36 Mohawk fighter aircraft. they attack the He-111 and hit it with many bullets. German machine gunner fires at P-36. Clouded, horizon in the background. P-36 falls streaming smoke. Another P-36 attacks and kills the German bomber pilot. Gunner runs to cockpit and takes control, shooting down the P-36. A third P-36 attacks and disables the bomber's number one engine, which the crew feathers and shuts down. The He-111 seen flying on number 2 engine only. View of Number one feathered. With bomber in and out of clouds, crewman attempts to keep it straight and level using artificial horizon instrument. With voice radio inoperative, German crewman uses modulated carrier wave (morse code) to send distress message which is received in German Headquarters.
U.S. Navy Seabees (Construction Battalion) work on construction in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Seabees construct buildings. They hammer a wooden board. They use hand tool. Seabees carry wounded on a litter. Seabees fill sack with sand. Sandbag in the background. A crew man work at machine. A crew man works with electronic device.
U.S. Navy Seabees (Construction Battalion) aboard LST in the Pacific Ocean during World War II. Stern view of LST (Landing Ship Tank) underway in heavy seas. Crewman talks on radio device. Radio operators and gun pointers aboard LST. U.S. flag at mast on the LST. Men on deck of LST play cards and lounge. LCI (Landing Craft Infantry) underway.
President John F. Kennedy welcomes Mohammed Zahir Shah in Washington D.C., United States. View of White House during official reception. A helicopter lands on White House grounds. Mohammed Zahir Shah, king (Shah) of Afghanistan gets off the helicopter and is greeted by U.S. President, John F. Kennedy. Troops stand at attention. President Kennedy speaks at dais during 15 minute ceremony. President Kennedy, Mohammed Zahir Shah, U.S. Senator Barry Morris Goldwater and other officials stand outside the White House. President Kennedy awards General Emmett O'Donnell, Jr. the Distinguished Service Medal for long and distinguished service to his country after his retirement from the Air Force. General O'Donnell speaks.
Arnold Palmer on a golf course in the United States. He talks about the US Coast Guard saving over 15,000 lives in the prior year, and says, "ask your recruiter how you can help" in a U.S. military public service announcement to assist recruitment. View of the United States Coast Guard seal.
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