This is a 1950’s era, color movie called All the Difference in the World. Produced by Wondsel, Carlisle & Dunphy and presented by The National Association of Ice Industries, the movie opens with 3 boys sitting around the kitchen table doing schoolwork, 00:30. One boy gives a report on town criers, 1:03. One boy gives a report on town criers, 1:15. One boy gives a report on the iceman, 1:30. The new town crier is a radio bulletin man, 2:02. The new town crier is a power company serviceman, 2:12. The new ice man is a ice delivery man driving a truck, 2:45. Ice is poured into a hotel ice bin, 2:58. Ice is poured into a hotel ice bin, 3:10. Ice being scooped into a cup in a diner, 3:23. Ice is used in a hospital, 3:44. Ice is used in a grocery store to cool vegetables, 3:53. Ice is carved into sculpture, 4:09. Water purifying equipment used to make ice, 4:30. Ice machine creates blocks of ice, 4:52. Ice is stored in 300-400-pound blocks, 5:05. Machine makes cubes out of large ice blocks, 5:30. Tumblers shake excess snow off ice cubes, 5:39. Ice is sorted and packaged for retail delivery, 6:11. Farmers pack ears of corn in ice, 6:35. Fishing boats stack ice for storing fish in the ship’s hull, 7:05. Butchers store ice for packing chicken in the ship’s hull, 7:25. Fruit farmers use ice to store California peaches, 8:10. Truck of peaches is blanketed in ice snow, 8:30. Ice water bath washes peaches, 8:50. Refrigerated train cars use large blocks of ice, 9:10. Mechanical icer fills train cars with ice, 9:30. Ice is chopped in an ice grinder, 10:05. Ice is used in retail stores to protect fruit, fish and produce, 10:30. Packaged ice to take home is sold, 10:55. Ice is used for recreational fishing, 11:30. Ice is sold from automatic vending stations, 11:48. Ice is used at a backyard picnic, 12:25. Mother fills glasses with ice for children around the table, 13:20.

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