An unknown track from a video reportage of the 1950s

[Dima S.]

Hello, everyone.
I would really like to know the name of the song that you can hear in this video report (the track starts at 1:35):

I believe that Jack Shaindlin could have been the composer of this composition (I may be mistaken), because I saw another report released a year later by the same studio (dynamic films, inc.), in which I was able to identify one of the soundtracks using Shazam. This track was called "Industry of Tomorrow" and was posted only on YouTube as part of the rest of the tracks, most likely as an exclusive, as can be seen from the title on the album cover (Ultra Rare (Library) Tracks from 1946-1962).
I believe that the soundtrack of the same label (Harmonic Langlois) could have been used in the previous report, and Jack Shaindlin, as far as I know, was the only composer of that label in those years.

I tried and separated the speech from the music as much as I could. Here's what happened: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1B6WVUuUtpv8UfOO8lNPpXR1E5DrrYWwN/view?usp=drive_link
Maybe it will help.

[stackjackson]

Sorry, I can't ID the song, but check out the Cinemusic label, which is pretty much all Shaindlin and in many cases re-releases of older recordings --> https://librarymusicthemes.com/index.php?topic=253.0

[Dima S.]

Sorry, I can't ID the song, but check out the Cinemusic label, which is pretty much all Shaindlin and in many cases re-releases of older recordings --> https://librarymusicthemes.com/index.php?topic=253.0

It's useless, because these are just album titles that can only be read.

[stackjackson]

It's useless, because these are just album titles that can only be read.

The titles are reference points for further digging. Geez. No one is going to help you with that attitude.

[Dima S.]

Geez. No one is going to help you with that attitude.

What are you talking about? Is that a hint? Is there something you didn't like about my attitude?

I've seen these album titles and not only on this website. Unfortunately, at the moment we don't have the opportunity to listen to each of these albums. I don't just want to find out the exact name of the track. Because by the name of the track it will be possible to determine in which album the answers can be found.
Of course, it would be nice to study the music from other non-digitized albums by Jack Shaindlin.

Anyway, I heard you anyway, but it's very unlikely to help. We don't even know if these albums have survived to this day, even in analog form.

[Yohanes Salomo]

What are you talking about? Is that a hint? Is there something you didn't like about my attitude?

I've seen these album titles and not only on this website. Unfortunately, at the moment we don't have the opportunity to listen to each of these albums. I don't just want to find out the exact name of the track. Because by the name of the track it will be possible to determine in which album the answers can be found.
Of course, it would be nice to study the music from other non-digitized albums by Jack Shaindlin.

Anyway, I heard you anyway, but it's very unlikely to help. We don't even know if these albums have survived to this day, even in analog form.

Jesus, calm down. Sometimes it is very unlikely to be found, it may have been from an unknown library music.