101. Film History Of The 1950s Hollywood responded to audience demands the late 1940s and 1950s saw the rise of Another of the most popular films in the late 50s was Leo McCarey s http://www.filmsite.org/50sintro.html

F ilm H istory of the The Box-Office Top 10 Films of the 1950s Academy Awards Winners (and History) The Dawning of the 50s: The 50s decade was known for many things: post-war affluence and increased choice of leisure time activities, conformity, the Korean War, middle-class values, the rise of modern jazz, the rise of 'fast food' restaurants and drive-ins ( Jack in the Box - founded in 1951; McDonalds - first franchised in 1955 in Des Plaines, IL; and Company - formed in 1950, although it had already established over 450 drive-ins throughout the country), a baby boom, the all-electric home as the ideal, white racist terrorism in the South, the advent of television and TV dinners, abstract art, the first credit card ( Diners Club , in 1951), the rise of drive-in theaters to a peak number in the late 50s with over 4,000 outdoor screens (where young teenaged couples could find privacy in their hot-rods), and a youth reaction to middle-aged cinema. Older viewers were prone to stay at home and watch television (about 10.5 million US homes had a TV set in 1950). In the period following WWII when most of the films were idealized with conventional portrayals of men and women, young people wanted new and exciting symbols of rebellion. Hollywood responded to audience demands - the late 1940s and 1950s saw the rise of the anti-hero - with stars like newcomers James Dean, Paul Newman (who debuted in the costume epic

102. UF STUDY: SEXUAL REVOLUTION BEGAN WITH ‘SILENT GENERATION’ OF ‘ It began with the “silent generation” of the 1940s and ‘50s, which as its moniker During the ‘60s, Americans simply were more willing to acknowledge the http://www.napa.ufl.edu/2004news/sexualrevolution.htm

More UF News Search UF UF Home Page Nov. 29, 2004 Contact Information U.S. Census Bureau statistics on premarital pregnancy and vital statistics on single motherhood between 1940 and 1960 point to the unexpected conclusion that there was much more sexual activity during those decades than Americans were willing to admit, said Alan Petigny, a UF history professor whose research is published in the fall issue of the Journal of Social History. Between 1940 and 1960, the frequency of single motherhood among white women increased from 3.6 to 9.2 newborns per 1,000 unmarried white women of childbearing age, Petigny said. Among all women, single motherhood rose from 7.1 to 21.6 newborns per 1,000 unwed women, he said. Rather than a sexual revolution, an upheaval in social conventions is what occurred in the 1960s. What was publicly respectable changed enormously as social conventions came into line with personal conduct or as public manners converged with private morals, he said. Writer: Cathy Keen Source: Alan Petigny, (352) 392-0171, Ext. 268

103. Biological Collections, Archbold Biological Station, 22 March 2002, Tina L. Flei at various rates during the 1940s, 50s, and 60s depending on the activities Station Botanist Leonard J. Brass founded the Herbarium in the mid1940s http://www.archbold-station.org/abs/collections/collections.htm

Archbold Biological Station P.O. Box 2057 Lake Placid, Florida 33862 USA Phone: 863-465-2571 FAX: 863-699-1927 send e-mail Research Conservation Land Management ... Staff BIOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS Herbarium Invertebrates Fishes Birds ... Mammals Archbold Biological Station has long-term collections of plants, insects, fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. The geographical emphasis is on the Station and the immediate surrounding area (especially the Lake Wales Ridge), except for plants from the Big Cypress region of southwestern Florida, and statewide collections of ants and birds. History. Species Lists. Lists of species occurring on the Station (or on some other nearby tracts) exist for plants, for many invertebrate groups, and for all vertebrate groups. Some of these lists have a 30+-year history with periodic revisions. All of the lists, except for birds, are based entirely on voucher specimens. All of these lists are available in paper format from the Station and most are now available on the Archbold Web site (see Biodiversity Inventory ). A few lists have been published in the scientific literature (Lepidoptera, butterflies, herps of nearby Buck Island Ranch).

104. America: North America Correspondence with Euthanasia Society of America, 1930s50s, and with Prynce Hopkins Fund Material re cyclotrons in USA, 1940s-50s. John GILSON GC/237 http://library.wellcome.ac.uk/doc_WTL039933.html

var g_HttpRelativeWebRoot = "/stellent/";var SSContributor = false; var JSLibraryZone, JSLibraryArea; JSLibraryZone='Collections'; JSLibraryArea='Special collections'; Home News Sitemap Contact ... Resources and finding aids America: North America var archives = [23, 28, 33, 37, 41, 45, 48, 50, 54, 101, 102, 108, 109, 112, 114, 115, 121, 131, 147, 157]; Gallery Procedures Resources and finding aids Sources Leaflet list Sources leaflets: North America Societies and Associations Personal papers General collections RAMC ... Wellcome Archives Further information about the materials mentioned below can be found on the Archives and Manuscripts Online Catalogue In some cases the full detailed catalogues of archive collections are not yet in this online database: hard copy versions are available in the Poynter Room of the Library and on request to archs+mss@wellcome.ac.uk Societies and Associations BRITISH MEDICAL ASSOCIATION SA/BMA Files re American Medical Association and on medical education in America, 1920s-50s; also advertising of yeast in American newspapers, 1920s-30s CANCER RESEARCH CAMPAIGN (f.1923 as the BRITISH EMPIRE CANCER CAMPAIGN, renamed 1970) SA/CRC

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