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Foreign Officers and officials attend Military Police training courses at Fort Gordon, Georgia, United States
Training activities of the U.S. Army Military Police at Fort Gordon, Georgia, United States. A U.S. Army officer points to features on a large scale model of a city as he lectures about physical security in a training session. Representatives of various countries are included among the officers and officials attending the training session. In another classroom, a lecturer speaks on "Principles of Physical Security," A scale model of an Army camp is seen on a table. In another scene, an instructor speaks to seated trainees. A blackboard behind him contains matters under discussion.
Carl M. Brashear dives into deep sea water and works in Naval and Salvage department of the Naval Safety Center in the U.S.
Carl M. Brashear, a Master Diver in the U.S. Navy, demonstrates his bravery and determination after an injury in the U.S. Carl M. Brashear, an decorated African American U.S. Navy Master Diver works in deep sea water and examines a sunken aircraft. Men assist him in donning underwater diving gear. A submarine underway at sea. Carl Brashear aboard a ship. He jogs, running with a prosthetic leg, although he sustained an injury during a salvage operation which resulted in the amputation of his leg . He does physical exercise lifting weights and boxing with a punching bag for physical fitness. Brashear, in scuba gear, descends from a dock into ocean water. Brashears in U.S. Navy walks into a building at the Naval Safety Center in Norfolk, Virginia. He enters the department of 'Naval and Salvage' at the Naval Safety Center. He works in his office. He instructs U.S. Navy students in a classroom. Brashear talks about his views on his injury and how he motivates himself. Sailors assist Carl Brashear in preparing for a dive, and he is seen underwater during a dive.
Correct personal habits (good posture and breathing, daily baths) in the United States.
Personal hygiene for young women illustrated in the United States. A girl plays checkers with a boy while seated on the outdoor porch of a house. Such activity is necessary for the brain, fidelity and sound training if she is to be a successful mother and an intelligent citizen. A mother works in the background. A girl exercises by standing tall and breathing deeply. A girl sleeps keeping the windows of her room open. She wakes up and smiles. The girl goes to take a bath. A girl does physical exercises by bending and stretching which helps to prevent constipation.
Internal secretions of glands which manufacture substances that aid the body in developing and in doing its work in the U.S.
Educational film on health and hygiene. Glands and their functions are identified on an inanimate model in the United States. An inanimate model shows oil glands which keep scalp and hair healthy. The inanimate model shows tear glands which clean and lubricate the eyes. Salivary glands and gastric glands aid in digestion. The inanimate model depicts that the internal secretion of the thyroid gland influences the activity of the brain and nerves.
Dr. O'Leary discusses about syphilis with an engaged couple in the United States.
A dramatization shows Dr. O'Leary discussing diagnosis, treatment and general care taken in syphilis in the United States. Dr. O'Leary tells an engaged couple about syphilis. The girl clarifies her doubts. Doctor James R. McCord advises her for a medical examination for syphilis before marriage.
Dr. James R. McCord talks about the treatment of syphilis in prospective mothers in the United States.
Dr. James R. McCord gives a lecture in the United States on the diagnosis, treatment and general care taken during syphilis. Dr. James R. McCord from Emory University speaks on the treatment of syphilis in prospective mothers. A chart explains the outcome of latent untreated syphilis during pregnancy. Dr. McCord says that syphilis should be diagnosed during pregnancy by routine blood test. A chart depicts 95% healthy babies without syphilis and 5% with congenital syphilis. A 5 month pregnant woman seated in a chair for the diagnosis of congenital syphilis. Blood pressure of the woman is taken. A chemist works in a laboratory. A pregnant woman is examined by a doctor. A sign on a poster reads "Syphilis kills babies, Control syphilis". The poster depicts that proper treatment of the expectant mother prevents infection in the unborn child. A woman gives instructions about the prevention of syphilis.
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