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Were there telephone switchboards during World War 2?
There were hundreds of thousands of switchboards worldwide with Switchboard Operators. This was true until the late 50s.
Famous people of the 50s?
Elis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, Kay Starr, Dorris Day, Pat Boone, Perry Como
Who invented the Power-I Formation?
Bob Devaney, head coach of the Nebraska Cornhuskers, from 1962-1972, often ran this formation. He used it in short yardage situations, to supplement his Slot-I offense. It is an old formation, derived from the Full House T look of the 1940s and 50s. However, it is one of the very best power run schemes in football history.
When did the US go into Vietnam?
In what sense? We had people over there beginning right after WWII; when the French got kicked out in 1954, we amped up our involvement, still only in an "advisory" capacity. From the late 50s through the early 60s, we steadily increased our footprint, with our "advisors" becoming more involved in combat operations. After the Tonkin Gulf incident in 1964, we began sending troops over without any fiction of "advising". In what sense? We had people over there beginning right after WWII; when the French got kicked out in 1954, we amped up our involvement, still only in an "advisory" capacity. From the late 50s through the early 60s, we steadily increased our footprint, with our "advisors" becoming more involved in combat operations. After the Tonkin Gulf incident in 1964, we began sending troops over without any fiction of "advising". Good points, Some people blame Kennedy & Johnson for the US involvement in Vietnam, most have no idea it was Ike who started troops there.
What was the most serious mistake of reconstruction on the south?
Compromising with the old Southern aristocracy, allowing them to seize control and pass the Jim Crow legislation that largely negated emancipation of the slaves leaving them little more than poor, second class citizens for the next century. In the end the Civil War was not resolved until the Civil Rights Movement of the late 50s and early 60s succeeded in repealing these Jim Crow Laws that held the Black population down.
What did Hair in the 50s look like?
curly and wavy.
How did the fashion look like in the 50s?
If you've ever seen "Hairspray" the fashion in that is very similar to the popular fashions during the 50s.
What company's logo has a gold gear with a lighting bolt on the horn button?
In the '50s Ford pick up trucks
What is the best app for your i -pod?
Go to the appstore and look by rating... look by top 25s or top 50s
What did cars look like in the 50s?
See the attached link for some examples.
How much would 400 pounds in the 50s be worth today?
£40000
If Niall could perform in any other decade what would it be?
The 50s
What did a tuxedo look like in the 1950?
In most regards, very much like it does now. The black jacket, satin lapels and pant leg stripe, black bow tie and cummerbund or vest, and patent leather shoes were all quite well established. A well-dressed man from 1950 could quite easily walk into a black-tie ball in 2008 without changing his clothes. There have been some changes, most relatively minor. In the 50s, most lapels would have been either "peak" lapels, which are pointed, or "shawl" lapels, which are curved. Today, the most common lapel on tuxedos is the "notch" lapel, which is the same lapel as on a business suit. In the 50s, most tuxedos would have had one button, with some having two. Today, the two-button variety is probably more common, with three- and four-button models sometimes seen. Some tuxedos in the 50s would have been midnight blue, which has become much less common. Tuxedo vests in the 50s would have been very low-cut, generally with three buttons. Most tuxedo vests sold and rented now are simply satin three-piece suit vests, high-cut and with five or six buttons. Some men wear black four-in-hand ties with tuxedos today, although this is obviously a bad idea. So, minor changes aside, a man could wear a black jacket with peak or shawl lapels and a black bow tie and cummerbund and be welcomed by society in the 50s and the present.
What is s if 50s equals 200?
s equals 4. This is how I came to the answer:50s = 200Then devide both sides by 50:50s/50 = 200/50s = 4
What shoe's did 50s boys were?
what shoes did 50s boys where?sole shoes
What is the worst horror film?
Burial Ground: Nights of Terror 1981 or Redneck zombies look at the 50s and early 70s
How many odd numbers in the 50s?
50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59There are five odd numbers in the 50s.
