1960s: Man walks down sidewalk carrying paper bag. Boy delivers newspaper. Man walks down sidewalk and up to front door of house.

Close-up of hands holding newspaper article about kidnapped boy

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Young boy publishes his own newspaper in Homeville, PA

No title. Man on horse. <br/> <br/>A man delivers newspapers on his horse. Location of events unknown. <br/> <br/>M/S as the newspaper seller rides down the street on his horse, he come up to a house and hands a paper to a little boy through the window, the boy pats the horse. M/S as the newspaper seller rides away down the street.

A newspaper delivery boy named Edward Floyd demonstrates his homemade car and delivery vehicle. The 13 year old newspaper boy in Seattle, Washington, United States, refuels his homemade car and then drives away in the car, down the sidewalk, delivering newspapers. Location: Seattle Washington USA. Date: 1933.

GROUP OF NEWSPAPER BOYS RUN OFF WITH HOT NEWS " EXTRA EXTRA " NEWS HOT OFF THE PRESS, MEN RUN WITH NEWSPAPERS UNDER THEIR ARMS CIRCA 1930'S NEWSPAPER BOYS CARRY BUNDLES OF NEWSPAPERS TI SELL ON STREET CORNERS , MEN HAWKING NEWSPAPERS HOT OFF THE PRESS PEOPLE LOOK AT NEWSPAPERS

b&w educational film on responsibility - narrated - no dialogue - suburban neighborhood - newspaper boy w/ bag of papers - walking down sidewalk - tosses newspaper on porch - stops waves to boys playing ball - tosses newspaper in the bush - shakes his head and get it - German shepard dog runs around to the front yard - boy pets the dog - tosses newspaper on the porch - man comes out pick up the newspaper and beckons to the boy - the man pays his bill - money exchanged - c/s boy writing in notepad - c/s German shepard - c/s boy - c/s dog looking quizzical - boy delivers newspapers - delivery - Suburbia - Suburbs

FOLLOW SHOT of boy riding bicycle and throwing newspapers on front lawns of houses. MS of boy riding towards and past camera, while throwing newspapers. CSs of newspapers landing on front doors of houses.

Brown-skinned newspaper boy holds a paper with the title, "EXTRA IT'S PEACE COMPLETE SURRENDER BY THE JAPANESE"

FTG ON NEWSPAPER DELIVERY BOYS. 01:00 VS OF TWO PAPER BOYS REMOVING THE TWINE FROM A STACK OF NEWSPAPERS. VS OF THE BOYS FOLDING THE PAPERS. 04:34 VS OF THE BOYS REMOVING THEIR BICYCLES FROM THEIR GARAGE. 05:01 TRACKING SHOTS OF A NEIGHBORHOOD. VS OF A PAPER BOY RIDING HIS BIKE AND THROWING THE NEWSPAPERS TO THE ASSIGNED HOUSES. CI: OCCUPATIONS: NEWSPAPER BOY.

ANIMULES

(How to be a paperboy, how to deliver newspapers) Boy hawks papers Typesetting room Presses roll Various papers heaped on top of each other Man enters principal's office Man calls on housewife and her son on front porch Boy folding newspapers Boys leave garage with full news bags Man shows boy how to flip newspaper onto stoop Boy collects money at front door Boy in front of bank Boy at teller's window Boy looks at football in store window District manager tells boys to promote savings bonds Montage, people getting and opening newspapers Old woman reads paper Boy at ceremony honoring the issue of newsboy stamp

/ Workers who have just ended their shifts at Haslam's cotton mill have fun outside the factory gates, mock-fighting and dancing / A horse-drawn carriage passes by, pulling a cart full of cloth / A group of people gather around to watch as two men dance around together in a circle.

PARENTS INTERVIEW.

This black-and-white film is a British Information Services Production produced in post-war 1945 for The Directorate of Army Kinematography by Verity Films LTD. The film opens a discussion about how opinions are formed and influenced by everything from newspapers, the workplace, radio, the cinema, and politicians’ speeches, and how no opinions are truly our own. <p><p>“Does It Matter What You Think” title banner (00:16). Credits (00:26). Crowds gathered in front of a gallery holding an exhibition devoted to The Blitz on the UK during the war entitled "Bravery of London's Citizens" (00:37). People look at the exhibition (00:45). A ‘Nebelwerfer’, German rocket artillery (01:04) and a Tallboy 12,000 lbs. British Army bomb (01:26). Two men look at a propaganda airborne leaflet container (01:35), a small portable printing press (01:56), and newspaper prints (02:13). Views of newspaper production (02:29) and people reading “The Daily Echo” (02:34). Two men discuss the publishing of a newspaper (02:37). The door of “The Daily Examiner” (02:57). The examiner speaks his opinion (02:58). Journalists speak as notes are taken (03:08). Illustrations are drawn (03:25). People read the newspaper on the bus (03:31). Customers lined up in front of a newspaper stand (04:04). Some look through magazines (04:08). People look at books (04:22). The Kensington Public Library (04:25). People inside the library look at books (04:28). Different books are opened (04:48). Quotes from the books appear on screen (04:53). Three people speak with each other in the library (05:05). Three workers perform roadwork (05:23). A standing and a seated man have a discussion (05:26). A woman joins the discussion (05:46). Two women in a yarn store are having a discussion (05:55). Views of a factory (06:07). A supervisor calls one employee (06:12). The employee talks to two of his coworkers (06:23). He walks away and the two coworkers continue discussing (06:44). The employee is speaking to his manager (07:05). A soldier has returned from war and is back at his job at the factory (07:36). He and a coworker start arguing (07:53). Politicians giving speeches (08:15). An audience member stands and objects the words of the speech (08:46). A fight breaks out in the audience (08:50). A Voltaire bust (08:56). A male speaker (09:04). A globe (09:10). Men giving speeches (09:13). A radio (09:12). A man reading a newspaper (09:26). He turns up the radio’s volume next to him and he makes comments (09:32). A cinema in London (09:57). A movie playing in the cinema (09:59). A couple in the audience is talking (10:02). Other couples are talking too (10:10). Two men and a woman are discussing opinions (10:21). The woman shows her NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) brooch (11:06). A child sneaking inside a house (11:17). He falls (11:24). He stands expressing fear (11:31). Letters from NSPCC being signed and stamped (11:34). A NSPCC committee meeting (11:51). Coins added to a box decorated with the picture of the scared boy (11:55). A women is signing a check with donations for NSPCC (11:58). Children playing (12:03) and washing their hands (12:06). Factory workers (12:13). One worker has fallen, and others rush to assist him (12:22). A meeting between men of a union (12:30). Two men and a woman discuss opinions and democracy (12:55). William Wilberforce, former member of Great Britain’s Parliament (13:34). Old drawings of Wilberforce’s anti-slavery efforts (13:36). A bill for the abolition of slavery (13:38). Florence Nightingale (13:40). Views of military hospitals (13:41). Elizabeth Fry (13:46). An illustration of prisoners (13:48). The act for prison reformation (13:49). The two men and the woman continue their discussion about opinions (13:55). Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament (14:12). A letter is addressed (14:17). A poster to vote for Smith (14:20) and Brown (14:22). Footage of industrial scenes (14:25). A child sitting in the street (14:28). A child checking by a doctor (14:31). A family (13:33). An audience (14:36). People reading newspapers (14:40). A man reading a book (14:43). Two women in a yarn store (14:45). A politician giving a speech (14:47). A radio (14:48). A movie shown in a cinema (14:49). A NSPCC committee meeting (14:51). A union meeting (14:54). The two men and the woman continue their discussion (15:01). <p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD, 2k and 4k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

Cars, car radio, traffic signal, road maps, a boy selling newspapers out of school, magazine stand, female friends, boy's arm motions over to another kid, ancient pictographs on stone, bells on boats, toot of a whistle, reading newspapers, letter writing, alarm clock, calendars, communication by voice, by signal, classroom in school, thermometer, railroad trains, air horn, barometer, woman dialing the phone.

CU of graffiti on wall, ZI to one that reads Puerto Rico; overhead shot of couples dancing; overhead shot of boys leaning against wall with graffiti all over it; CU pan of graffiti on wall; montage of newspaper headlines concerning teens and dancing