A group of women walk down the street in Downtown Hillsboro, campaigning for Dwight Eisenhower's first presidential election in 1953. Many of them carry mops and brooms, and their signs proclaim various slogans, including 'Vote For Eisenhower for a Sweeping Victory,' 'Lower Taxes Stop Inflation,' 'A Clean Sweep with Eisenhower and Nixon,' and 'Let's Clean House with Ike and Dick.'
A group of people stand around with signs, protesting various issues. One sign reads 'Jobs Now' and a large banner reads 'Enforce the Law; [de]segregate Boston schools now!; Student Coalition Against Racism.'
