Decade - 1950s

This is a VERY broad topic. I was alive back then and if you could be more specific I would probably tell you what you want to know. The question is too broad as presented.

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• A world in shock, recovering as best it could from the Second World War.

• A world in transition, moving from its ease of expectations prior to that war and into a culture transformed by its losses to undertake new routes, outward and new modes of thinking, inward.

• Conservatism on the surface with radicalism boiling just beneath it, soon to collide.

True, but probably incomplete. Hope it helps. It should.

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Lee means the sheltered side. In the lee of the stone would mean the side of the stone untouched or sheltered from wind, rein or anything really. in the lee of anything just means the sheltered side of that particular thing.

Harry Truman and Jackie Robinson

African Americans dressed like any other American in the 1950s. Suits were fashionable for men and feminine, flowery dresses and business suits were fashionable for women.

Vic Feather

Len Murray

Arthur Scargill

Racial tensions in cities rose.

The tax base of many large cities eroded

Inner cities were revitalized by artists' loft

Public housing projects became more common.

The drastic decrease in the power of unions

One of the most major exports from the United States in the 1950s was steel. The US was a manufacturing giant during those years.

# Pitchers Height Weight Throws Bats Date Of Birth 19 Lou Brissie 6-04 215 Left Left 1924-06-05 26 Moe Burtschy 6-03 208 Right Right 1922-04-18 36, 39 Harry Byrd 6-01 188 Right Right 1925-02-03 20 Joe Coleman 6-02½ 200 Right Right 1922-07-30 25 Dick Fowler 6-04½ 215 Right Right 1921-03-30 23 Bob Hooper 5-11 195 Right Right 1922-05-30 22, 34 Alex Kellner 6-00 200 Left Right 1924-08-26 28 Ed Klieman 6-01 190 Right Right 1918-03-21 17 Johnny Kucab 6-02 185 Right Right 1919-12-17 31 Les McCrabb 5-11 175 Right Right 1914-11-04 21 Joe Murray 6-00 165 Left Left 1920-11-11 24 Carl Scheib 6-01 192 Right Right 1927-01-01 30 Bobby Shantz 5-06 142 Left Right 1925-09-26 36 Hank Wyse 5-11½ 185 Right Right 1918-03-01 # Catchers Height Weight Throws Bats Date Of Birth 9 Joe Astroth 5-09 187 Right Right 1922-09-01 37 Mike Guerra 5-09 162 Right Right 1912-10-11 38 Bob Rinker 6-00 190 Right Right 1921-04-21 15 Joe Tipton 5-11 185 Right Right 1922-02-18 # Infielders Height Weight Throws Bats Date Of Birth 6 Bob Dillinger 5-11½ 170 Right Right 1918-09-17 8 Ferris Fain 5-11 186 Left Left 1921-03-29 11, 41 Billy Hitchcock 6-01½ 185 Right Right 1916-07-31 1 Eddie Joost 6-00 175 Right Right 1916-06-05 14 Gene Markland 5-10 160 Right Right 1919-12-26 12 Pete Suder 6-00 175 Right Right 1916-04-16 18, 26 Kermit Wahl 5-11 170 Right Right 1922-11-18 # Outfielders Height Weight Throws Bats Date Of Birth 4 Sam Chapman 6-01 190 Right Right 1916-04-11 3, 55 Ben Guintini 6-01½ 190 Right Right 1920-01-13 5 Paul Lehner 5-09 165 Left Left 1920-07-01 7 Barney McCosky 6-01 184 Right Left 1917-04-11 2 Wally Moses 5-10 160 Left Left 1910-10-08 28 Roberto Ortiz 6-04 200 Right Right 1915-06-30 10 Elmer Valo 5-11 190 Right Left 1921-03-05 3, 38 Bob Wellman 6-04 210 Right Right 1925-07-15

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These are the ones that I know. Alberto Ascari (Italian racing driver) Roger Bannister (English track and field athlete) Yogi Berra (American baseball player) Maureen Connolly (American tennis player) Colin Cowdrey (English cricketer) Alfredo Di Stéfano (Argentinian footballer) Juan Manuel Fangio (Argentinian racing driver) Tom Finney (English footballer) Garrincha (Brazilian footballer) Neil Harvey (Australian cricketer) Sepp Herberger (German football manager) Gordie Howe (Canadian ice hockey player) Len Hutton (England cricketer) Mickey Mantle (American baseball player) Rocky Marciano (American boxer) Stanley Matthews (English footballer) Willie Mays (American baseball player) Pelé (Brazilian footballer) Ferenc Puskás (Hungarian footballer) Helmut Rahn (German footballer) Real Madrid (Hegemony over European soccer) Maurice Richard (Canadian ice hockey player) Jackie Robinson (American baseball player) Sugar Ray Robinson (American boxer) Bill Russell (American basketball player) Gary Sobers (West Indies cricketer) Brian Statham (England cricketer) Eduard Streltsov (Russian footballer) Frank Tyson (England cricketer) Frank Worrell (West Indies cricketer) Billy Wright (English footballer) Lev Yashin (Russian footballer) Emil Zátopek (Czech runner)

Most classical music is in the public domain, which means that any copyrights have expired. However, the recordings of classical music are usually copyrighted, if recorded after 1972, which means that use requires royalty payments, in most cases. Sound recordings (in the USA) prior to 1972 have no federal copyright protection.

Edit: Although Gershwin has been dead for some time, some of his music still attracts copyright fees.

Babe Didrikson played in the 40's and helped found the LPGA, so she is a pretty big name, but I don't think she played too much in the 50s. Patty Berg would probably the biggest name from the LPGA in the 50s. Perhaps Louise Suggs. Both were also founding members of the LPGA.

Happy golfing :)

the hand jive and shama lama ding dong

Policy of Boldness

Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas

SEATO - the Southeast Asian Treaty Organization

beatnik's wear a dark usally black clothes black glasses. don't go to the costume store because they have bad choice.

The atom was split successfully in early 1940s. In 1945, nuclear bombs were dropped on Japan and thereafter nuclear energy began being used for local energy.

Vaughn Monroe

Hand in Hand http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0663672/ (copy and paste) The name is Parry not Perry.