Public Information Collection

Group Public Information Office staff Dec 7 1943
Group of Public Information Office staff taken Dec. 7, 1943 on Perry Robinsons farewell, Middle East, Israel and/or Palestine

Exhibit photo enlargements Y. M. C. A Public Information
Exhibit of photo enlargements at Y.M.C.A. by the Public Information Office. On Dec. 6, 1941, Jerusalem, Israel

Arab gathering with P. I. O at Y. M. C. A, 1941
Arab gathering with P.I.O at Y.M.C.A, 1941

Sugar rationing advert, World War I C016 / 8829
Sugar rationing advert. US advert with information on sugar rationing during World War I. The sacks compare the compulsory monthly sugar ration in England (left), France (centre), and Italy (right)

Industry labour poster, World War II C018 / 0599
Industry labour poster, World War II. This 1942 poster is titled Free Labor Will Win, and refers to the US industries that helped the Allies achieve victory in World War II

Refrigerator, 1940s C014 / 0468
Refrigerator. Woman demonstrating proper use of a refrigerator in the USA in the 1940s as part of a public information photo-shoot

Malaria drug warning, World War II C016 / 4301
Malaria drug warning. Skulls on a warning sign at a US Army hospital during World War II (1939-1945). Also known as quinacrine and mepacrine

Fallout shelter supplies, USA, Cold War
Fallout shelter supplies at an exhibit in the USA during the Cold War. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, the Cold War between the USA and the USSR was reaching its peak

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"Empowering the Masses: Unveiling the Power of Public Information" Step into history as we delve into a captivating collection moments that have shaped societies and safeguarded communities. From Lincoln, Nebraska in 1942 to Tel-el-Meleiha's tribal lunch cavalry post, these snapshots offer glimpses into the power of knowledge dissemination. In this intriguing exhibit, witness how the Ministère du travail et de's poster on syphilis defense became a beacon of awareness during uncertain times. The Group Public Information Office staff in December 1943 stands tall as unsung heroes who tirelessly worked behind the scenes to inform and educate. Travel back to Palestine Broadcasting Service where their Reception Director Programmes collaborated with Arab gatherings at Y. M. C. A in 1941, fostering unity through shared information. Meanwhile, World War I's sugar rationing advert reminds us how even basic necessities were communicated effectively amidst chaos. During World War II, an industry labor poster took center stage, urging citizens to contribute their skills for a greater cause. Simultaneously, warnings about malaria drugs echoed through society via powerful imagery captured by photographers like John Vachon. As we step further into time, witness how Cold War anxieties prompted Americans to stock up on fallout shelter supplies – a testament to public information shaping preparedness strategies during uncertain times. The exhibit also unveils fascinating artifacts from everyday life like refrigerators from the 1940s – symbols of progress brought forth by informative campaigns targeting households across America. Join us in celebrating those who dedicated themselves to disseminating vital knowledge throughout history. Explore these captivating images that remind us all of the profound impact public information has had on our lives - empowering individuals and protecting communities for generations to come.