George R. Diepenbrock

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The children were seen as important from the beginning, and the word was put out that the staff was to be very nice to kids, because kids came equipped with parents. What the McDonald brothers were doing with food was, as John Love pointed out, what Henry Ford had done to automobile manufacturing (and what Bill Levitt had done with housing): They turned their kitchen into an assembly line.
The Fifties
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