| description | short |
| Little boy escapes parents; meets Joe Louis, Barbara Ann Scott and visits chemical wonderland. | |
| Woman dreams of the 1956 Motorama, and the kitchen of tomorrow. | |
| Animal trapper berates wildcats, bear cubs and snakes. | |
| Teen prefers wood carving and furniture building over girls. | |
| Hilariously bad driver stands before celestial judge; guardian angel released from duty. | |
| Family prepares for dinner together; perhaps booze would alleviate the situation. | |
| Modern Puerto Rico is awesome. | |
| Students have different reasons for learning to stand up straight. | |
| Jeff asks Kay out, without any idea how to entertain her. | |
| Judy attempts to impress brother's college roommate with use of Edison Electric appliances. | |
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| Farmer delivers crops to market; migrant workers largely ignored by narrator. | |
| One clod fixing a couch wishes for universal spring elimination; Coily torments him. | |
| Ultra dependent Tommy decides to be a better son. | |
| Ben Franklin bestows wisdom on a kid learning about finance. | |
| Newsreel features winter sports, including dog sledding and ice yachting. | |
| High school senior wants to get married; marriage counselor consults Cupid's Checklist. | |
| Chevrolet salesman asks dad for advice. | |
| Striped ice skaters perform at the crack of a whip. | |
| Kay wants to attend Iowa State (the high school after high school); learns the potential of a home ec degree. | |
| Perky, androgynous sprite pops right up to encourage boy to play the trumpet. | |
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