Industry On Parade, Leeds Employs Disabled Workers

The video 'Industry on Parade' reviews events in business and industry, produced by the National Association of Manufacturers. It highlights the skilled work of a blind factory worker, Paul Tussauds, at the Philadelphia plant of Leeds and Northrop Company. The video emphasizes the opportunities provided to handicapped individuals in the industry and the precision work involved in manufacturing automatic controls and intricate instruments.

What is the main focus of 'Industry on Parade'?

• A review of global politics

• A pictorial review of events in business and industry

• A documentary on wildlife

• A weekly sports roundup

Who produces 'Industry on Parade'?

• The American Film Institute

• The National Broadcasting Company

• The United States Department of Commerce

• The National Association of Manufacturers

What is unique about the factory worker Paul Tussauds?

• He is a skilled worker who is totally blind

• He is the youngest worker at the plant

• He is the CEO of the company

• He invented a new type of recorder

What kind of opportunities does the Philadelphia plant of Leeds and Northrop Company provide?

• Opportunities for remote work

• Opportunities for stock market investment

• Opportunities for handicapped individuals to prove their abilities

• Opportunities for international travel

What type of work is done at the Philadelphia plant?

• Production of food items

• Precision work involving automatic controls and recorders

• Construction of buildings

• Manufacturing of clothing