Episode 407
name: label: Collection Producer
content: Lodge, Arthur
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content: National Association of Manufacturers
label: Collection Producer
content: Arthur Lodge Productions.
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content: Industry on Parade Film Collection
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content: Industry on Parade Film Collection / Series 1: Motion Picture Films
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content: 1 Motion picture film
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content: 1958 August 2
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content: Reel OF 507.407
dataSource: label: Archival Repository
content: Archives Center, National Museum of American History
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content: Archival materials
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content: Moving Images
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content: Motion picture films
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content: Cotton Holds Its Own Growing cotton with new machines, fertilizers, and seeds. Cotton seed turned into oil and other products. Low-calorie flour from cotton-seed hulls. Fiber board and explosives are other uses of cotton. New treatments of cotton fibers result in wrinkle-resistant cloth with resistance to stains. Tufting machines produce cotton carpeting. Filmed at: E.T. Barwick Mills, Inc., Lafayette, GA; Delta & Pine Land Co., Scott, MS; National Cotton Council, Memphis, TN; W.B. Camp & Sons, Bakersfield, CA; Continental Diamond Fibre Co., Newark, DE; Treesdale Laboratories & Textile Processing Co., Pittsburgh, PA; Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co., St. Paul, MN; Wesson Oil & Snow Drift Co., New Orleans, LA; Dan River Mills, Inc., Danville, VA; BVD, New York, NY; Nutty Brown Mills, Cedar Valley, TX; and Fair Lawn Finishing Co., Fair Lawn, NY.