Twenty-Four Hours of Progress (1950)

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Twenty-Four Hours of Progress (1950)

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Oil’s effect on the farming industry
Jobs at oil refineries
Scientific research on petroleum products

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This industrial film from the Oil Industry Information Committee examines how important the oil industry is to the American economy. In just 24 hours, the oil industry employs men to survey land, erect and operate wells, inspect wells for waste, maintain the refineries, and perform research to discover new petroleum products. The narrator also discusses how the oil industry drives the farming, transportation, and home product industries

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