Visitors Urged to Keep Parks Clean and Respectful
National Park Service officials urge 40 million visitors to treat parks as their own front yards. Do not trash, carve initials, or leave fires. Geysers and artifacts suffer from debris and vandalism. examples include Yellowstone pools and El Morro Monument. Camping and lodging vary in price. advance reservations advised.
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National Parks
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Park Service
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Gallup
N. M
Clude
Reas
GE Transformer Plant to Rise in Rome Georgia
General Electric to build a multimillion dollar transformer plant in Rome Georgia employing about 1700 workers. Construction starts now and should finish by mid 1953 with full capacity by 1955. Pittsfield will remain main plant for transformer manufacturing.
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General Electric Company
Francis E. Fairman, Jr
Transformer and Allied Products
Fairman
Pittsfield
Driver Crashes Truck Into Yellowstone Hotel Door
Kenneth Wall from Stroll North Dakota planned a brief stop at the Yellowstone hotel in Hettinger. He failed to stop in time as his truck skidded and smashed into the front entrance of the building.
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Kenneth Wall
Stroll
Yellowstone Hotel
Draper Criticizes Europe Foreign Aid Cuts
William H. Draper Jr, European head of the Mutual Security Administration, warned that House cuts totaling 27 percent of military and economic aid to Europe and 43 percent in economic defense funding could seriously damage Europe’s defensive structure and US security, from Paris headquarters.
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Paris
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Europe
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Mutual Security Administration
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United States
Tito 60th birthday hailed in Yugoslavia and Tokyo Mount Fuji drill
Belgrade marked Premier Marshal Tito's 60th birthday with praise for his leadership and warnings to stay alert as Yugoslavia celebrates peace and resilience. In Tokyo Asahi reports U S Army plans to expand Mount Fuji drill grounds around the sacred mountain amid postwar hopes and dismay over restricted access.
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Yugoslavia
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Kremlin
Tito
Tokyo
Asahi
U. S. Army
Mount Fuji
Mark Clark
Michigan Governor Escapes In Car Crash
Detroit May 25 AP Michigan's Gov G Mennen Williams a Democratic presidential hopeful was shaken but not seriously injured after his car collided with another near Detroit State police reported Both vehicles were badly damaged Brazil has launched a port improvement program with dock construction at Itaji and dredging at eight other ports
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Detroit
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Jay
Here
Brazil
Itaji
Bargain Rates Offered For Family Rail Travel
The New York Central system announces a 120 day trial of family rail travel rates from June 25 to Oct 22. Children under 12 ride free with a parent buying a round trip coach ticket of 345 dollars or more, while ages 12 to 15 ride at half fare. Pullman fares excluded.
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New York
New York Central System
F. H. Baird
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baird
Bank robber suspect seized in Georgia
Athens Georgia May 25 AP four armed youths were captured and charged with attempted robbery of a Georgia bank Sheriff Tommy Huff said the suspect was William T Tucker 19 of Oliver Springs Tennessee Two county patrolmen found him as FBI agents state and county officers with bloodhounds combed the countryside The pursuit followed an attempt to rob Crawford Bank 15 miles east of Athens yesterday Bank President E H Fureron was wounded in the arm as he grabbed his gun A female employee released a gas cloud triggering the bank’s alarm
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Georgia
Tommy Huff
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