Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America (sponsor), Comer, Meryl (host), Adams, Robert L. (executive producer), BizNet (production company), Crawford, Olita (producer), Pusey, Robert (director)
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Episode Number 935. Moderator Meryl Comer interviews experts on air pollution and new EPA regulations. Guests include Dr. Richard Lesher (U.S. Chamber of Commerce), Representative Ron Klink (Democrat, Pennsylvania), Representative Dennis Kucinich (Democrat, Ohio), Paul Billings (American Lung Association).
White, Ken, 1923-2020 (interviewee), Spohn, Benjamin (interviewer), Strunk, Nicole (interviewer), Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation (originator)
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Part 2 of 2. In this interview, Ken White continues to describe his career as an industrial designer on a project by project basis. Most of the projects he describes are bookstores on university campuses and military bases. He provides an in-depth analysis of the Boston university bookstore project. He also talks about his work designing Duke University's Gothic Bookstore.
Johnson, Marshall B., 1938- (interviewee), Spohn, Benjamin (interviewer), Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation (originator)
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In this interview, Marshall Johnson tells the story of how he became an industrial designer after he read about it on a pamphlet at school; the various companies he's worked fo over the years; some of his favorite projects inlcuding a research ship and a cookie gun; he describes how he used his skills to aid charitable causes. He explains the ways in which industrial design is different from engineering; he says designers envision how a customer might expect to use a product rather than... Show moreIn this interview, Marshall Johnson tells the story of how he became an industrial designer after he read about it on a pamphlet at school; the various companies he's worked fo over the years; some of his favorite projects inlcuding a research ship and a cookie gun; he describes how he used his skills to aid charitable causes. He explains the ways in which industrial design is different from engineering; he says designers envision how a customer might expect to use a product rather than building the product from scratch. Show less
White, Ken, 1923-2020 (interviewee), Spohn, Benjamin (interviewer), Strunk, Nicole (interviewer), Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation (originator)
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Part 1 of 2. In this interview Ken White discusses the early parts of his life and career as an industrial designer. White talks about his military service, his interest in design and how he learned his trade. He also talks about his early career contacts with Raymond Loewy. White goes on to describe his creative process and approach to design. He does this by describing several different projects in detail.
Johnson, Marshall B., 1938- (interviewee), Spohn, Benjamin (interviewer), Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation (originator)
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In this interview, Marshall Johnson tells the story of how he became an industrial designer after he read about it on a pamphlet at school; the various companies he's worked fo over the years; some of his favorite projects inlcuding a research ship and a cookie gun; he describes how he used his skills to aid charitable causes. He explains the ways in which industrial design is different from engineering; he says designers envision how a customer might expect to use a product rather than... Show moreIn this interview, Marshall Johnson tells the story of how he became an industrial designer after he read about it on a pamphlet at school; the various companies he's worked fo over the years; some of his favorite projects inlcuding a research ship and a cookie gun; he describes how he used his skills to aid charitable causes. He explains the ways in which industrial design is different from engineering; he says designers envision how a customer might expect to use a product rather than building the product from scratch. Show less
Cortada, James W., Dr. (interviewee), Williams, Amrys O. (interviewer), Spohn, Benjamin (interviewer), Eleutherian Mills-Hagley Foundation (originator)
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In this interview, James Cortada discusses the collection of computing history books that he donated to Hagley. He describes how he acquired the collection, his philsophy on collecting, and some of what he feels are the most important titles in the collection.
Fitzharris, Ella (interviewee), Frazier, Chris (interviewer)
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Fitzharris discusses childhood activities, school, chores, home traditions, types of excursions, styles of clothing, and people and families she knew in the area.
A "brief review of the daily activities at the Parker Appliance Company Plant" on 17325 Euclid Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio. Narrated by Parker Appliance Company founder and proprietor Arthur L. Parker, the film shows all aspects of vehicle motion and control technology manufacturing, including new project development, assembly benches, production machines, final products, and more. Includes footage of Parker, his wife Helen Fitzgerald, and his business partner, Carl Klamm. Arranged by Arthur L.... Show moreA "brief review of the daily activities at the Parker Appliance Company Plant" on 17325 Euclid Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio. Narrated by Parker Appliance Company founder and proprietor Arthur L. Parker, the film shows all aspects of vehicle motion and control technology manufacturing, including new project development, assembly benches, production machines, final products, and more. Includes footage of Parker, his wife Helen Fitzgerald, and his business partner, Carl Klamm. Arranged by Arthur L. Parker. Photographed by Paul Kozak, Jr. Show less
Film introducing the new and improved "Waste-Away," a garbage disposal system, to Westinghouse sales staff. Walks the viewer through a typical sales demonstration of the Waste-Away, highlighting the device's Safe-Top Control, Double-Life Shredders, and powerful motor. Concludes by encouraging sales staff to capitalize on the prosperous Waste-Away market.
Film presenting all aspects of American Greetings Corporation's growing business. Details how greeting cards and other promotional materials are developed, produced, and marketed, from early concept meetings to merchandise shipment procedures.
E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company (associated name), Schoonover, Frank E., 1877-1972 (artist)
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Sketch map of the DuPont mills on the Brandywine Creek. The image was used as the endpapers for "DuPont: Autobiography of an American enterprise" published in 1952. This print was signed by the artist Oct. 26, 1953, and hand colored by Wilmington artist Charles Colombo.
General Electric Company (Sponsor), General Pictures Corporation (Production company), Backus, Jim (Host)
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Mister Magoo stars in a series of nautical-themed animated television spots for General Electric light bulbs. The film includes live-action segments of Jim Backus (the voice of Mister Magoo) dressed as a sailor while presenting each commercial to the intended audience of GE sales staff. "It's easy to see the best bulbs are GE."
Alliance Manufacturing Company (Sponsor), Cinecraft, Inc. (Production company)
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A man tries to watch TV but receives a poor signal. The repair technician installs an Alliance (now known as the Genie Company) Tenna Rotor, a device that will rotate a roof antenna to find the best signal.
An overview of taconite mining operations in northern Minnesota. Presented by the Reserve Mining Company, jointly owned by Armco Steel and Republic Steel. With the cooperation of the University of Minnesota, Minnesota Historical Society, and the St. Louis County Historical Society.
Film promoting the "Cleveland Corridor," an 85-mile corner of northeast Ohio between the port cities of Conneaut and Cleveland, as "the best location in the nation" for industrial business. Touts the area's excellent air, water, and ground transportation systems, water supply, open land for plant construction, skilled labor force, and cultural, educational, and recreational opportunities. Also advertises the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company's ability to provide electricity to any new... Show moreFilm promoting the "Cleveland Corridor," an 85-mile corner of northeast Ohio between the port cities of Conneaut and Cleveland, as "the best location in the nation" for industrial business. Touts the area's excellent air, water, and ground transportation systems, water supply, open land for plant construction, skilled labor force, and cultural, educational, and recreational opportunities. Also advertises the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company's ability to provide electricity to any new business that decides to locate within the "corridor" and encourages viewers to contact the company's area development department. Show less
A series of six animated television advertisements for the Alliance (now known as the Genie Company) Tenna-Rotor, an antenna rotator which improves television signal.
Television commercial for homes in the Mr. Dover developments in the Wentwood and Parkwood areas of New Orleans, Louisiana. Includes the tagline: "Start a fresh new life in a Mr. Dover home of your own."
Television commercial for homes in the Mr. Dover developments in the Wentwood and Parkwood areas of New Orleans, Louisiana. Includes the tagline: "Start a fresh new life in a Mr. Dover home of your own."
A series of print and television commercial advertisement campaigns for a variety of KitchenAid products, including a hot water dispenser, disposer, dishwasher, and more.