How To Judge Facts (silent, raw footage, 1948)
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✎ Suggest a correctionMoney for the football team is being used to buy a film projector and causes a big stink! Helps students establish a judicious mental attitude toward fact-finding. Jim, high school sophomore, who writes a "sensational" story for his school newspaper. Learns to guard against platitudes, false analogies, assumptions, double meanings.
This is silent, raw Kodachrome stock footage from the Coronet educational film company that they would use in their films.
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Money for the football team is being used to buy a film projector and causes a big stink! Helps students establish a judicious mental attitude toward fact-finding. Jim, high school sophomore, who writes a "sensational" story for his school newspaper. Learns to guard against platitudes, false analogies, assumptions, double meanings.
This is silent, raw Kodachrome stock footage from the Coronet educational film company that they would use in their films.
This is silent, raw Kodachrome stock footage from the Coronet educational film company that they would use in their films.
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