Decade - 1950s

Some major American rock 'n roll singers of the 1950's and 1960's include Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Buddy Holly, and Jerry Lee Lewis. These artists were influential in shaping the sound and style of early rock 'n roll music.

There is no Comprehensive list in existence. A primary reason for this many black ops conducted by the United States in countries where we were never officially there. Awards that were earned by operators will never be available. That would be proof of illegal activity by the United States.

The value of a H Gerstner and Sons Model 052 11-drawer chest from the 1950s can vary depending on factors such as the condition, rarity, and demand for the piece. However, similar chests from this brand and era have been known to sell for around $500 to $1000 in good condition. It is recommended to consult with a vintage furniture expert or appraiser to get a more accurate valuation.

Yes, the US Army had a boxing team in the 1950s. The Army's boxing team was known for producing many successful boxers who eventually went on to compete at the national and international level. The team provided a platform for soldiers with boxing skills to showcase their talent and represent the Army in various competitions.

During the late 1940s and 1950s, America's attitude towards communism and communists was largely hostile and fearful due to the escalating Cold War tensions. The government implemented aggressive anti-communist measures, such as the Red Scare and McCarthyism, which led to extensive investigations and blacklisting of suspected communists. Many Americans regarded communism as a serious threat to American values, democracy, and national security.

For a 1950's party, you can wear a cocktail dress with a fitted waist and full skirt, paired with gloves and pearls. Alternatively, you can go for a poodle skirt with a tucked-in blouse and a cardigan. Don't forget to style your hair in a classic 1950's updo or opt for victory rolls.

African American civil rights activists in the 1950's shared one common goal, which was equal rights and to be able to walk freely without being discriminated against.

The integration of public schools in the 1950s was met with significant resistance and backlash, especially in the Southern states. Many white Americans opposed the decision, leading to protests, violence, and the formation of segregationist groups. However, there were also those who supported and fought for the desegregation of schools, recognizing it as a necessary step towards racial equality.

introducing mass production techniques to build inexpensive, identical houses quickly. Levitt's development, called Levittown, offered affordable suburban homes to middle-class families, fueling the suburbanization trend. This resulted in the rapid expansion of suburbs and a shift in population away from cities.

The infantry used Belgian FN rifles, Bren guns, Sten guns, mortars, anti-tank guns and 38mm Browning pistols.

Unless in one of the forces the average brit did not and still does not have weapons as a matter of course, unlike the uSA

The ruler who took control of Egypt in 1954 was Gamal Abdel Nasser.

Because at the age of 38, he was alive and well, he may be still today, though not age 38.

The development of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) during the 1950s made long-range bombers obsolete. ICBMs provided a much faster, more direct and accurate means of delivering nuclear weapons to distant targets, making the need for manned long-range bombers less relevant in terms of strategic deterrence.

In the decades following WWII, the economies of the western world boomed which led to the start of a consumer led economy. Building and construction expanded as people began to expect to own homes and manufacturing boomed as people expected to have the things that defined the good life. The majority of the suburbs that we know today were built in the last half of the twentieth century, that boom began in the fifties. As people filled the suburbs, these households needed cars to get to work and strip malls and shopping centers were built to support the good life. People wanted the new things of the good life, such as TVs, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers, and all things electrically operated. Jobs moved from agriculture as farms became more mechanized and need fewer and fewer people to operate them; more people were needed to build the buildings, to make, transport, and sell the goods, and to finance those activities.

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Bowling Pin Setter;

comptometer operator (hand operated calculator); file clerk;

Typing pool typist

service (now gas) station attendant who checked your oil, washed your windows, and pumped your gas A lot of different positions in the newspaper industry

Many jobs that were disappearing are making a comeback, such as parking lot attendant and telephone operator.

I understand a lady named Gina Bouza or Bouzha ( probably Italian) was killed by a Baboon at a carnival act. This is really disturbing and I am certain both the ASPCA and maybe Mr. Link"s boys were called in. I am referring to fictional Director of detective agency- the Agency to Prevent Evil- or A.P.E. Mr. Link"s boys don"t Monkey around. This is sickening. Probably a very attractive Italian girl as the name implies. They used to say, Never follow the Monkey act- hey, it could cost you your life!

They had mostly grocers and supermarkets. The four major supermarkets were Piggly Wiggly, A&P, National Tea, and Kroger

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Like today its cost depended on what kind you bought. About 1/6 of what you pay today should be good estimate.

On a webpage it said a bottle or can of coke cost 5 cents from 1887-1959.

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When I was a little girl in Ontario Canada, I was sent to the local dairy to buy a quart of milk - cost 19 cents. That was also the cost of a loaf of bread sliced or unsliced.

In Britain it was about 1/6d (7 or 8 new pence).

a gallon of milk was about a dollar 99 cense

In1929, the cost of a dress was $2.98. The cost of a suit was $25.00, and the cost of a designer coat was $20.00.

The price of bread in the 1950's was probably around 10 cents a loaf.