Just take the time to put your children's sound-producing toys up to your ears for a minute, then honk, squeeze, push, pull or press to get that sound out of the toy and into your ear. Not so bad?? Okay, now cuddle the toy, like your child might, putting the source of the sound next to your ear. Surprised? 130 decibels or more can cause immediate hearing loss in your child.
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Legacies of World War II on the Great Plains: VJ Day | Nebraskans remember VJ Day, Victory over Japan. This segment is from the 1980 NET program, Legacies... |
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Legacies of World War II on the Great Plains: POW Farm Workers in Nebraska | In the 1940s, many farms in Nebraska were finally able to buy tractors and become mechanized. But... |
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Legacies of World War II on the Great Plains: Building Bombs on the Plains | Far from the coasts, Nebraska was a good place to build bombs. Plants were established in Hastings... |
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Legacies of World War II on the Great Plains: Women at Omaha Martin Bomber Plant | Women workers at the Omaha Martin Bomber Plant probably had similar experiences as these workers... |
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Legacies of World War II on the Great Plains: Home Front Workers | In World War II, there were 13 million men in uniform. Four times as many workers -- up to 66... |
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Legacies of World War II on the Great Plains: Rationing Cheaters | Sometimes rationing brought out the worst in people. Some people tried to find ways around... |
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Legacies of World War II on the Great Plains: Scrap Drives & Rationing | Scrap drives, conservation, and rationing were important parts of the homefront effort. This... |
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Legacies of World War II on the Great Plains: Gene Slattery's Shirt | John Eugene ("Gene") Slattery sold his shirt time and time again to support the North Platte... |
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Legacies of World War II on the Great Plains: North Platte Canteen | The North Platte Canteen made a big impression on those troops traveling to war. This segment is... |
