Skyscrapers on the Chicago River, 1950 Real Photo Postcard | ||
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Black-and-white aerial view of downtown Chicago showing the Chicago River and surrounding skyscrapers, including the Wrigley and Tribune buildings. Postmarked June 15, 1950, with a green one-cent stamp and slogan cancel reading “Hire the Handicapped–It’s Good Business.” Addressed to Brockport, New York. A crisp mid-century cityscape capturing Chicago’s architectural skyline at its postwar peak.
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"Hire the handicapped" postcards are Historical vintage postal items, first day covers, or awareness mailers from the mid-20th century (such as the 1959–1960 U.S. campaigns) promoting employment for people with disabilities.
"Hire the handicapped" postcards are vintage public awareness mailers and postal collectibles from the mid-20th century, notably tied to the 1945–1960s President's Committee on National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. These items feature slogans, cachets, or meter stamps encouraging equal employment opportunities for people with disabilities. Historical Background : Originates from post-WWII legislative and social efforts to integrate returning disabled veterans and disabled civilians into the workforce.