Life Magazine, February 27, 1950 - Atomic war, bomb

Original Life Magazine from February 27, 1950 - Atomic war, bomb

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Some of the contents in this issue

Press Agent Arthur Davis sends out photos with enhanced labels of pretty girls Eva Dahlbeck, Peggy Purdy, Cocoa Brown. Rather funny full page color Peter Pan Peanut butter ad with girl with cheesey smile. How can we prepare for war against the Soviets. Joint Chiefs prepare our defense - Hoyt Vandenberg, Omar Bradley, J Lawton Collins and Forrest Sherman. Full page Bell Telephone ad with story of Marjorie Pennino, who was once saved by a telephone operator, then later became a telephone operator and saved someone else. Yale gets a new president - Alfred Whitney Griswold. Full page National Board of Fire Underwriters ad for fire safety in the house. The Little Red dress - 1950 fashion. Full page color Community silverplate ad with art by Jon Whitcomb. Winston Churchill memoirs Volume 3, Part III. The Atomic Bomb, how it works. Feature on color TV and the upcoming FCC hearings. Life Visits some ski bums at Sun Valley - Obert J Rod, Bob Lombard, Jerry Pesman, Bebe Walker, Joan Scribner, Jerry Edwards, Edward Scotty, Mary Gregg.

Table of Contents

Speaking of pictures, press agent's fakes	12
Photography, Journalistic
War can come	19
War, United States (Defenses)
How much for radar?	22
Radar (Military use)
How muscular is the army?	24
United States Army
How new a navy should we have?	26
United States Navy
House of commons portrait	62
Sir Winston Churchill; 1874-1965 (Statues, portraits, etc)
How war came to Pacific	67
World War, 1939-1945 (Art, Japan)
War memoirs	71
ANGLO-AMERICAN conference, December, 1941
Churchill's American ancestors	73
Churchill family
A-bombs on a U.S. city	81
Nuclear warfare
How much airpower?	28
United States Air Force
Nature of the enemy	30
Communism (Soviet Union), United States (Foreign relations, Soviet Union)
Joint chiefs of staff	32
Omar Nelson Bradley; 1893-1981, Joseph Lawton Collins; 1896-1987, Forrest P. Sherman; 1896-1951, Hoyt Sanford Vandenberg; 1899-1954, United States Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soul-searchers find no answer	37
Nuclear warfare (Ethical aspects), Hydrogen bombs
Yale gets a new president	45
A. Whitney Griswold, Charles Seymour; 1885-1963, Yale University
Tv color controversy	48
Color television
Share-the-oil plan in Indiana	55
Petroleum (Indiana), PLAINVILLE (Ind.)
Atomic bomb	90
Atomic bombs
Plutonium is produced in atomic piles	94
Plutonium
K-25 plant at Oak Ridge produces U-235	98
Uranium
Fish-eye view	102
Fishing, Winter
Tomorrow's stars show their stuff	107
Children as actors and actresses
Life visits some ski bums at Sun Valley	114
Skiing

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