1930s Timeline

After the stock market crash of 1929 the upcoming decade was marked by an economic downfall popularly referred to as the Great Depression. Despite economic hardships, the decade was also one of technological advancement, particularly in transportation and entertainment. Radio became the dominant source of mass media furthering the spread of popular culture.

1st January 1930

Television

The television was introduced in the 1939 World Fair. Sets were large pieces of equipment with 12 inch screens. The cost was about $400-$500, which was fairly expensive because the average household income was about $1300. One of the most recognized images of this ere was the 1936 Olympics from Berlin, in which Hitler announced the opening of the ceremonies

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1st January 1930

The Beginning of Comics

In the very beginning of the 1930's, newspaper writers wanted not only to entertain the adults, but the kids as well. They came up with the comics. Comics in the 1930's were an everyday specialty that people had wanted to see. The first few comics considered of Little Orphan Annie, Dick Tracy, Blondie, and much much more. In 1939, Batman was first coming out as a comic book and it blew up instantly. These comics impacted today, the 20th century because of how Batman started to spread all over the world. These comics turned into movies and TV shows several years later. With the element of Poo Culture, it would fit under mass culture because how much the comics were a buzz and probably, still is back in the day.

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1st January 1930

Toll house chocolate chip cookies

One of Americas favorite foods, the chocolate chip cookie was surprisingly created on accident. The cookie was invented in 1930 when Ruth Graves Wakefeild along with her husband Kenneth, ran the Toll House Inn near Whitman Mass. Ms.Wakefeild made all food for the guests and one night as she tried to make chocolate cookies she had run out of bakers coco and chopped up bittersweet chocolate. The chocolate did not melt how they were supposed to and that was the first batch of chocolate chip cookies.

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1st January 1930

The wizard of oz

The Wizard of Oz is a 1939 American musical comedy-drama fantasy film produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and the most well-known and commercially successful adaptation based on the 1900 novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum. The film stars Judy Garland as Dorothy Gale.

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1st January 1930

Bingo

Bingo was first invented in 1929. It stems from an Italian lottery game in the 1530s called "Lo Giuoco del Lotto D'Italia". By the mid-1930s Bingo started to become very popular for people to play. People would have bingo parties almost every night of the week. It was first introduced as Beano by a carnival pitchman on tour in Germany who then introduced it to America. Edwin S Lowe played it at carnival in Atlanta, Georgia. He was the one who changed it to Bingo. He hired Carl Leffler to help him make more combinations for the bingo card. It shaped pop culture by giving people something fun to do that was not very expensive during The Great Depression. It also gave everyone a sense of community and brought everyone together.

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1st Jan 1930 - 31st Dec 1939

madeline vionnet

Madeline Vionnet was a popular fashion designer of the 1930. She was well known for using a bias cut, which made garments more free flowing. She often got her ideas from Greek history. Women liked her designs because they weren’t so form fitting but were still very feminine.

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1st January 1930

Hays Code

"Hays code" was a written set of standards governing the language and content of motion pictures. The code addressed nudity, obscenity, profanity, and numerous other topics in movies.

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1st Jan 1930 - 1st Jan 1934

Radio: The 1930's Internet

In 1930, more than 40% of homes owned a radio in America. Live musical performances dominated the air waves in the early years. Dramas, comedy acts, talk and educational programs soon followed. Jaison

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1st Jan 1930 - 31st Dec 1939

Two Straps

These Shoes were similar to T Strap Shoes but instead of having one strap down the center of the foot it had one strap crossing the top of the foot, and one high on the instep.

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1st Jan 1930 - 1st Jan 1933

Radio Entertainment

The radio was a great form of entertainment when people struggled to put food on the tables, and it brought families together. Jaison

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1st January 1930

Television of the 1930s

In 1933 The University of Iowa became the first American University to broadcast television. Prior to their success many other Universities had been trying to use television broadcast stations to promote and spread education over a long distance

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1st Jan 1930 - 31st Dec 1939

Monk Strap shoes

A One strap shoe that exploded with popularity in the 1930's. The strap covers the top of the foot, and tightens with buckle on the side.

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1st January 1930

Soup Kitchens

Soup kitchens pop up everywhere during the 1930s when the depression had started and food was not as easy to access. Soup kitchens were funded by organizations like religious groups, the Salvation Army, and Community service groups. They rely on volunteers and donations. Sometime they serve bread and coffee, occasionally bigger meals.

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19th January 1930

Putting on the ritz

Putting on the ritz was orglinlly a song from the 1920's, then was made into a musical.he title derives from the slang expression "putting on the Ritz," meaning to dress very fashionably. The expression was inspired by the opulent Ritz Hotel.

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19th January 1930

stormy..

due to the fact of the dust bowl and the great depression, a new style of music merged. Folk. some "folk heros" are Woody Guthrie and Huddie Ledbetter

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22nd January 1930

Hays Code

Hollywood production code was a written set of standards governing the language and content of motion pictures. Early 1920s many found objectionable material in movies, a popular medium that attracted large audience. The code addressed nudity, obscenity, profanity, and numerous other topics, and the MPPDA intended that studios and producers would self regulate.

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15th February 1930

soup kitchen

Soup Kitchen

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18th February 1930

Pluto the Dog and the Planet

On February 18, 1930 scientists in Arizona announced that thy had discovered a ninth planet and named it Pluto after the Greek God of the Underworld. This event influenced Walt Disney to give Mickey Mouse a new best friend, a dog named pluto

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13th May 1930

Electric Razor

Colonel Jacob Schick was an inventor entrepreneur and military man who patented the first electric razor. He got the idea of creating an electric razor when he was recuperating from an injury. The plans Schick drew up featured a shaver with a shaving head driven by a flexible cable and powered by a grapefruit-sized external motor. Plans for the machine were sent out, and manufacturers quickly rejected the bulky invention. After remodeling the razor to make a better marketable machine he started the Schick Dry Shaver, Inc. razor company. in late 1930

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16th May 1930

Mass migration

New England and the Great plain states lost 1.3 million people to the South, and California.

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21st September 1930

Superman

In the very beginning, there were short films but as the years went on and the 1930's rolled around. Superman was one of the live action cartoons/comics that came out first. Today, Superman is one of the most known figures.

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1st January 1931

A Real Mickey Mouse Operation

Mickey Mouse first appeared in the film Steamboat Willie on July 29, 1928. This film made Mickey Mouse much more popular. In 1931 fifteen different Mickey Mouse toys came out. The cartoons from the Disney Studios in 1930 captured a big audience. The products that were associated with Disney created an industry of its own. The Lionel Corporation, known for model trains, put Mickey and Minnie on a handcar in 1934. Mickey shaped pop culture by taking everyone away from reality and giving them a distraction to watch the movies and enjoy themselves. Mickey Mouse products also helped the economy.

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1st January 1931

Ping Pong

The game had previously been called table tennis but got the onomatopoeiac name representing the sound of the ball hitting the paddles back and fourth. Ping pog was a minor fad in the 1920's, but the American Ping-Pong Association was not formed until 1931. They held tournaments and all the equipment used at these were associated with Parker Brothers ( an American toy and game manufacturer since 1883). To rival the APPA, the New York Table Tennis Association was formed with no relation to Parker Brothers.

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17th January 1931

Frankenstein

Dr. Henry, a scientist, reanimates a dead body parts as one whole figure in a film Frankenstein. This popular flick lead to sequels. The creature itself is confused and traumatized, escapes Dr. Henry's lab to accidentally terrorize the countryside.

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14th February 1931

Dracula

Dracula was an ancient folk tales about a Romanian vampire. The first recorded tale was the 1897 novel by Bram Stoker. Vampire stories have been used for centuries as a way of explaining strange events. Bela Lugosi started in the Tod Browning, Dracula Picture. This movie was the blueprint for many common Dracula Images. This film inspired vampire characters like the Count in Sesame Street and Grandpa Munster of the Munsters. Dracula not only brought a tourist industry to Romania, but also started a market for vampires. Everything from halloween costumes, to comic books, to cartoons and more became grossing within the population

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22nd Jun 1931 - 31st Dec 1931

Divided skirts

Elsa Schiaparelli designed a divided skirt that was part of a tennis outfit. Lili de Alvarez was the first to wear one when she wore one while playing in Wimbledon. Schiaparelli designed many new and interested fashions during the 1930s. In early 1930 she designed a swimsuit with no back and a hidden bra. She also made zippers that were seen a popular part of the garment. Her influence is seen in fashion today as women wear garments that are backless and have zippers and buttons that are important part of the design. Also it is very popular today for women to wear pants, which was probably influenced by Schiaparelli

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22nd June 1931

swimsuits and divided skirts

Elsa Schiaparelli designed a divided skirt that was part of a tennis outfit. Lili de Alvarez was the first to wear one when she wore one while playing in Wimbledon. Schiaparelli designed many new and interested fashions during the 1930s. In early 1930 she designed a swimsuit with no back and a hidden bra. She also made zippers that were seen a popular part of the garment. Her influence is seen in fashion today as women wear garments that are backless and have zippers and buttons that are important part of the design. Also it is very popular today for women to wear pants, which was probably influenced by Schiaparelli.

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1st October 1932

The Called Shot

Babe Ruth called his 2nd home run in the 5th inning versus the Chicago Cubs in game 3 of the World Series. The score was 4-4 at the time. The count was 2-2 then Babe Ruth stepped out of the batter's box and pointed towards center field. He then hit a home run the take the lead. The Yankees won the World Series by sweeping the Cubs. Babe's called shot is considered legendary. People were split if he really had called his shot or was pointing at the Cubs dugout.

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3rd January 1933

King Kong (1933)

A two hour and five minute movie of a destructive oversized gorilla leads to one of the first dystopian society films that have forever and always will excite people of the world. The movie was not in color but did contain an audio over the movie to keep tje people entertained and further engage the audience.

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21st May 1933

Make do or do without

During the Great Depression with one out of every four people being unemployed people got creative with saving money, people made clothes out of flour bags, or sewed their own.

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1st October 1934

The Three Stooges

The Three Stooges were masters of physical comedy. This group gained eternal life through TV reruns. Their popularity has only grown since their prime Hollywood years. Moe Howard and his brother Shemp were the founding members. They started performing comedy acts on the Vaudeville Stage in 1923. Two years later, Larry Fine joined the two and created one of the most famous trios in American film history. Now-a-days the trio is referenced in many films, leading to extreme popularity within modern pop culture. A new Three Stooges movie came out a couple years ago reasserting their dominance as the kings of slapstick humor.

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1st January 1935

Monopoly

During the 1930's popularity of board games began to rise and the Parker Brothers officially debuted their game named Monopoly. Monopoly is a fun, imaginative game in which players buy properties and make finical deals using fake money. Players had the opportunity, in the game, to become very wealthy, which some believed helped those who were very poor during the Great Depression. Monopoly became the most successful board game in all of history and is still played until this day. Just as people in the great depression played to escape the reality of their world, we often play when power goes out or when our families need to bond and get away from our world.

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1st Jan 1935 - 1st Jan 1936

The Parking Meter

The worlds first parking meter was installed in Oklahoma City on July 16 1935. It was patented by Carl C. Magee. Industrial production started in 1936, the first meters were based on coin accept-or, a dial to engage the mechanism and a visible pointer and flag to indicate expiration of paid period. This type of parking meter lasted for more than 40 years, with only a few changes in the exterior design, such as a double-headed design to accommodate two parking spots. Store owner loved parking meters because it helped turn over customers by creating a sense of urgency. M.H. Rhodes Inc. of Hartford, Connecticut started making meters for Mark-Time Parking Meter Company of Miami, where the first Rhodes meters were installed in 1936. These were different from the Magee design because only the driver's action of turning a handle was necessary to keep the spring wound, while Magee's meters needed a serviceman to wind the spring occasionally

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19th January 1935

mens underwear

Jockey shorts, underwear for men were first sold at Marshall Field’s in Chicago. All 600 pairs sold the first day. These jockey shorts had a Y front fly and were designed by Arthur Kneilber. Up to this point, men wore knee length flannel drawers as underwear. This style became very popular and is still popular today along with its many versions.

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19th January 1935

Men's underwear

Jockey shorts, underwear for men were first sold at Marshall Field’s in Chicago. All 600 pairs sold the first day. These jockey shorts had a Y front fly and were designed by Arthur Kneilber. Up to this point, men wore knee length flannel drawers as underwear. This style became very popular and is still popular today along with its many versions

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1st January 1936

Jesse Owens

The 1936 Olympic Games were being held in Berlin Germany. It was expected to be a German showcase and a statement for Aryan supremacy. Jesse Owens, one of the United States African-Americans who participated. He won 4 gold medals, the 100 meter, the long jump, the 200 meter, and the 400 meter rely. He also beat 2 Olympic records in the process.

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22nd October 1938

The Photocopier

The photocopier was first invented by a patent attorney named Chester Carlson. He created it by using a handkerchief, light, dry powder, and static electricity . At first it was not popular but as the process was improved and renamed Xerography it created a billion dollar industry. Carlson became extremely wealthy and donated over $100 million to charity and foundations before he died in 1968.

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30th Apr 1939 - 31st Oct 1939

nylon stockings

Nylon stockings were introduced at the World’s Fair to a group of 3000 women’s club members. Production of nylon stockings started late in 1939 and first sold to the public in May 1940. Nylon stockings are now called panty hose and women have worn them since they first became available. Nylon stockings became an important part of women’s fashion.

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30th Apr 1939 - 11th Oct 1.03 million

New story 1

Nylon stockings were introduced at the World’s Fair to a group of 3000 women’s club members. Production of nylon stockings started late in 1939 and first sold to the public in May 1940. Nylon stockings are now called panty hose and women have worn them since they first became available. Nylon stockings became an important part of women’s fashion.

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30th Apr 1939 - 31st Oct 1939

New story 1

Nylon stockings were introduced at the World’s Fair to a group of 3000 women’s club members. Production of nylon stockings started late in 1939 and first sold to the public in May 1940. Nylon stockings are now called panty hose and women have worn them since they first became available. Nylon stockings became an important part of women’s fashion.

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30th Apr 1939 - 31st Oct 1939

Nylon Stocking

Nylon stockings were introduced at the World’s Fair to a group of 3000 women’s club members. Production of nylon stockings started late in 1939 and first sold to the public in May 1940. Nylon stockings are now called panty hose and women have worn them since they first became available. Nylon stockings became an important part of women’s fashion.

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Fashion

Nylon Stocking

30th Apr 1939 - 31st Oct 1939

Nylon stockings were introduced at the World’s Fair to a group of 3000 women’s club members. Production of nylon stockings started late in 1939 and...

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Fashion

New story 1

30th Apr 1939 - 31st Oct 1939

Nylon stockings were introduced at the World’s Fair to a group of 3000 women’s club members. Production of nylon stockings started late in 1939 and...

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Fashion

New story 1

30th Apr 1939 - 11th Oct 1.03 million

Nylon stockings were introduced at the World’s Fair to a group of 3000 women’s club members. Production of nylon stockings started late in 1939 and...

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Fashion

nylon stockings

30th Apr 1939 - 31st Oct 1939

Nylon stockings were introduced at the World’s Fair to a group of 3000 women’s club members. Production of nylon stockings started late in 1939 and...

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Technology

The Photocopier

22nd October 1938

The photocopier was first invented by a patent attorney named Chester Carlson. He created it by using a handkerchief, light, dry powder, and static...

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Art

Jesse Owens

1st January 1936

The 1936 Olympic Games were being held in Berlin Germany. It was expected to be a German showcase and a statement for Aryan supremacy. Jesse Owens,...

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Fashion

Men's underwear

19th January 1935

Jockey shorts, underwear for men were first sold at Marshall Field’s in Chicago. All 600 pairs sold the first day. These jockey shorts had a Y front...

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Fashion

mens underwear

19th January 1935

Jockey shorts, underwear for men were first sold at Marshall Field’s in Chicago. All 600 pairs sold the first day. These jockey shorts had a Y front...

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Technology

The Parking Meter

1st Jan 1935 - 1st Jan 1936

The worlds first parking meter was installed in Oklahoma City on July 16 1935. It was patented by Carl C. Magee. Industrial production started in...

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Toys & Games

Monopoly

1st January 1935

During the 1930's popularity of board games began to rise and the Parker Brothers officially debuted their game named Monopoly. Monopoly is a fun,...

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Movies

The Three Stooges

1st October 1934

The Three Stooges were masters of physical comedy. This group gained eternal life through TV reruns. Their popularity has only grown since their prime...

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Economic & Geographic Trends

Make do or do without

21st May 1933

During the Great Depression with one out of every four people being unemployed people got creative with saving money, people made clothes out of flour...

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Movies

King Kong (1933)

3rd January 1933

A two hour and five minute movie of a destructive oversized gorilla leads to one of the first dystopian society films that have forever and always...

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Sports

The Called Shot

1st October 1932

Babe Ruth called his 2nd home run in the 5th inning versus the Chicago Cubs in game 3 of the World Series. The score was 4-4 at the time. The count...

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Fashion

swimsuits and divided skirts

22nd June 1931

Elsa Schiaparelli designed a divided skirt that was part of a tennis outfit. Lili de Alvarez was the first to wear one when she wore one while...

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Fashion

Divided skirts

22nd Jun 1931 - 31st Dec 1931

Elsa Schiaparelli designed a divided skirt that was part of a tennis outfit. Lili de Alvarez was the first to wear one when she wore one while...

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Movies

Dracula

14th February 1931

Dracula was an ancient folk tales about a Romanian vampire. The first recorded tale was the 1897 novel by Bram Stoker. Vampire stories have been used...

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Movies

Frankenstein

17th January 1931

Dr. Henry, a scientist, reanimates a dead body parts as one whole figure in a film Frankenstein. This popular flick lead to sequels. The creature...

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Toys & Games

Ping Pong

1st January 1931

The game had previously been called table tennis but got the onomatopoeiac name representing the sound of the ball hitting the paddles back and...

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Toys & Games

A Real Mickey Mouse Operation

1st January 1931

Mickey Mouse first appeared in the film Steamboat Willie on July 29, 1928. This film made Mickey Mouse much more popular. In 1931 fifteen different...

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Literature/Media/Print

Superman

21st September 1930

In the very beginning, there were short films but as the years went on and the 1930's rolled around. Superman was one of the live action...

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Economic & Geographic Trends

Mass migration

16th May 1930

New England and the Great plain states lost 1.3 million people to the South, and California.

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Technology

Electric Razor

13th May 1930

Colonel Jacob Schick was an inventor entrepreneur and military man who patented the first electric razor. He got the idea of creating an electric...

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Technology

Pluto the Dog and the Planet

18th February 1930

On February 18, 1930 scientists in Arizona announced that thy had discovered a ninth planet and named it Pluto after the Greek God of the Underworld....

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Food and Drink

soup kitchen

15th February 1930

Soup Kitchen

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Movies

Hays Code

22nd January 1930

Hollywood production code was a written set of standards governing the language and content of motion pictures. Early 1920s many found objectionable...

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Music

stormy..

19th January 1930

due to the fact of the dust bowl and the great depression, a new style of music merged. Folk. some "folk heros" are Woody Guthrie and Huddie Ledbetter

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Music

Putting on the ritz

19th January 1930

Putting on the ritz was orglinlly a song from the 1920's, then was made into a musical.he title derives from the slang expression "putting on the...

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Food and Drink

Soup Kitchens

1st January 1930

Soup kitchens pop up everywhere during the 1930s when the depression had started and food was not as easy to access. Soup kitchens were funded by...

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Fashion

Monk Strap shoes

1st Jan 1930 - 31st Dec 1939

A One strap shoe that exploded with popularity in the 1930's. The strap covers the top of the foot, and tightens with buckle on the side.

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Radio/TV

Television of the 1930s

1st January 1930

In 1933 The University of Iowa became the first American University to broadcast television. Prior to their success many other Universities had been...

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Radio/TV

Radio Entertainment

1st Jan 1930 - 1st Jan 1933

The radio was a great form of entertainment when people struggled to put food on the tables, and it brought families together. Jaison

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Fashion

Two Straps

1st Jan 1930 - 31st Dec 1939

These Shoes were similar to T Strap Shoes but instead of having one strap down the center of the foot it had one strap crossing the top of the foot,...

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Radio/TV

Radio: The 1930's Internet

1st Jan 1930 - 1st Jan 1934

In 1930, more than 40% of homes owned a radio in America. Live musical performances dominated the air waves in the early years. Dramas, comedy acts,...

More
Movies

Hays Code

1st January 1930

"Hays code" was a written set of standards governing the language and content of motion pictures. The code addressed nudity, obscenity, profanity, and...

More
Fashion

madeline vionnet

1st Jan 1930 - 31st Dec 1939

Madeline Vionnet was a popular fashion designer of the 1930. She was well known for using a bias cut, which made garments more free flowing. She...

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Toys & Games

Bingo

1st January 1930

Bingo was first invented in 1929. It stems from an Italian lottery game in the 1530s called "Lo Giuoco del Lotto D'Italia". By the mid-1930s Bingo...

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Movies

The wizard of oz

1st January 1930

The Wizard of Oz is a 1939 American musical comedy-drama fantasy film produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and the most well-known and commercially...

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Food and Drink

Toll house chocolate chip cookies

1st January 1930

One of Americas favorite foods, the chocolate chip cookie was surprisingly created on accident. The cookie was invented in 1930 when Ruth Graves...

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Literature/Media/Print

The Beginning of Comics

1st January 1930

In the very beginning of the 1930's, newspaper writers wanted not only to entertain the adults, but the kids as well. They came up with the comics....

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Radio/TV

Television

1st January 1930

The television was introduced in the 1939 World Fair. Sets were large pieces of equipment with 12 inch screens. The cost was about $400-$500, which...

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January 1930

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    After the stock market crash of 1929 the upcoming decade was marked by an economic downfall popularly referred to as the Great Depression. Despite economic hardships, the decade was also one of technological advancement, particularly in transportation and entertainment. Radio became the dominant source of mass media furthering the spread of popular culture.

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