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He was beloved by teenagers and adolescents in the 1950s , but readers of the New Yorker magazine loved JD Salinger, too, and they weren't kids. ...
Karl Garson: 'The Catcher' in the 1950s Wisconsin State Journal
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In my house it is 6:35 am It used to be 6:30 pm when the radio alarm would go off, but in the interest of world peace I ...
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POMONA - One of the first sights that greeted visitors Sunday at the 61st Grand National Roadster Show at Fairplex was a large, 1950s maroon car to the ...
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The world's largest economy imported Korea's agricultural products, garments and other manufactured goods from the 1950s through the '70s on favorable terms ...
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AVONDALE, Ohio -- Stag's Barber Shop has been part of DeAngelo Boynton's family since the 1950s . "My grandfather and Mr. Otis owned this shop for 50 years," ...
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"Marriage rates in the US for college-educated women have risen enormously since the 1950s ," Stevenson said. "In 1950 , less than three quarters of white ...
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... and Driving Miss Daisy, the adaptation of Alfred Uhry's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, set in the South of the 1950s , about an elderly Jewish woman and ...
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Dr. Michael Schaden remembers riding with his mother in the 1950s to pick up and drop Onley off at her home. "She was unbelievably kind, tolerant and hard ...
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These 1950s Curt Teich advertising postcards and dozens more like them were the inspiration for "Food in the Atomic Age," the latest exhibit at the Lake ...
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Some even credit Robinson's bold move as helping ignite the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s . According to those familiar with the museum's regime change, ...
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The chapters loop back and forth from the 1920s to the 1950s to 2008, with the plot hinging on 1952. Godwin offers skillful writing and her usual acute ...
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Actually I think Billy was the exception to rule as almost everyone back in the 1950s started with the Lincoln cent. It was just natural as after shelling ...
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... explorations in the 1950s and locked up what they found as "strategic reserves for the US" to be tapped when Middle Eastern oil became less available. ...
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One night in November 1954, Frank Sinatra and Joe DiMaggio, accompanied by two private detectives, busted down the door of a West Hollywood ...
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Ever since arriving on the Hollywood scene in the 1950s , Warren Beatty made as much of a name for himself as a ladies' man as he did as an actor and a ...
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The finding, based on a review of research from 1950 to 2008, also reveals changes over time in who is getting married and having kids and why. ...
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... by the White House the start of what some Democrats tout as a US rail-building program that could rival the interstate highways begun in the 1950s . ...
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He wanted to return to music, however, because music is what he's done since the 1950s . From the late 1960s until well into the 1990s he was one of the ...
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As an example of what needs to be done, Harknett and Stever cite the onset of Civil Defense planning in the 1950s . The key difference, though, ...
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Harriet Harman quietly dropped her " 1950s cut-glass accent" to succeed in Labour politics, she has said. By Stephen Adams The Deputy Leader of the Labour ...
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How has television changed from the 1950s to now?
Q. How were people effected by television in the 1950s? And now? What are the differences in TV programs? And in the actors/actresses? What different types of audiences were there?
Asked by Gilmore Girl - Fri Feb 6 12:18:56 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The 50's were all about family shows, like Leave it to Beaver. Now, TV has turned to being more revealing and trashy. Like Reality TV for instance. Society was different back then. People kept their business their business and took pride in how they were viewed. Now, most people on TV don't care. They'll do any thing. The difference is now you gat paid to do stupid things on television. The more stupid the better, or higher ratings. Back in the 50's you would have been looked down upon for presenting yourself in such a manner. Women normally were portrayed as the glamour girl, or the stay at home wife. The man usually was the boss and went to work. Now, there are all types of scenerios. There are pros and cons to every generation. Hope I… [cont.]
Answered by Jake's Girl - Fri Feb 6 12:28:30 2009
Q. How were people effected by television in the 1950s? And now? What are the differences in TV programs? And in the actors/actresses? What different types of audiences were there?
Asked by Gilmore Girl - Fri Feb 6 12:18:56 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The 50's were all about family shows, like Leave it to Beaver. Now, TV has turned to being more revealing and trashy. Like Reality TV for instance. Society was different back then. People kept their business their business and took pride in how they were viewed. Now, most people on TV don't care. They'll do any thing. The difference is now you gat paid to do stupid things on television. The more stupid the better, or higher ratings. Back in the 50's you would have been looked down upon for presenting yourself in such a manner. Women normally were portrayed as the glamour girl, or the stay at home wife. The man usually was the boss and went to work. Now, there are all types of scenerios. There are pros and cons to every generation. Hope I… [cont.]
Answered by Jake's Girl - Fri Feb 6 12:28:30 2009
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