Yellowstone Park Suffering From Steamy Publicity
The article notes Yellowstone National Park is famed for geysers and bears but argues the public focus on steam features has shaped visitors’ views. It highlights the park’s vast scenery, diverse activities, modest prices, and warnings about feeding bears, with details on Old Faithful, Dragon's Mouth, and winter risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
America
Yellowstone
Yelowstone
Yellowstone Lake
Grand Canyon
Wyoming
Idaho
Montana
Yellowstone River
Lewis Lake
Mirror Plateau
Heart
Down the Drain Are School Building Funds Wasted
New York story cites architects Almon Fordyce and William Hamby criticizing public officials for wasteful school construction. They warn against oversized, outdated designs and urge use of flexible layouts, portable buildings, and integration of gymnasium and cafeteria to save costs while prioritizing quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nana
United States
Almon Fordyce
William Hamby
Fordyce
Fordyce & Hamby
Ex-Chief Schuschnigg says Germany cannot stay neutral
In San Francisco Dr. Kurt von Schuschnigg argues Germany will never remain neutral and warns a Russian German union would doom the West. He praises Austria's neutrality, cites its small population and geography, and calls the UN essential though not overly optimistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt von Schuschnigg
Austria
Germany
Hitler
San Francisco College For Women
Schuschnigg
Europe
West
United Nations
U.N
United States
Central Europe
New Ultraviolet Bottle Branding Device for Babies
London reports a new device at the British Industries Exhibition to mark infants with an indelible number on the bottom. The machine uses UV light through a stencil for ten seconds and reveals the number under fluorescent light if parentage is disputed, while remaining invisible in natural light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Instrument Industries
Cloak and Dagger Agents Increase in U.S. Report
A congressional report notes 271 foreign agents registered in early 1955, up from 252 last year. Most work in publicity and public relations. 32 countries operate U.S. information or tour ist offices. The Foreign Agents Registration Act aims at public disclosure and record-keeping, with limited FBI inspections over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NANA
United States
Justice Department
Congress
British Travel Association
Soviet Union
Four Continent Book Corporation
Edwin S. Smith
Eastfoto
Sovfoto
Artkino Pictures, Inc
Affghanistan
Japan
Spain
Yugoslavia
Union of South Africa
Ethiopia
Dominican Republic
Cuba
Greece
Egypt
FBI
Foreign Agents Registration Section
Tass News Agency
Edwin S.smith and
Rhinepeee Force Planned
West Germany rearmament shifts 12 German divisions to the Iron Curtain front. Anglo American forces pull back to western Germany, with U S troops shifting to armor and airborne. Four infantry divisions exit next spring, replaced by airborne and armor units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
U. S
Rhine
U.S
United States
Australian police rely on Aboriginal trackers to nab gunmen
In Queensland two escaped killers, Patrick Platts and Gordon Taylor, were tracked by 24 members of the Aboriginal Black Trackers unit. The team followed shoe prints from a road camp to an abandoned mining town, locating the fugitives’ hideout and arresting them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Townsville
Australia
Earth
Queensland
Northern Territory
Victoria River
Quack Cancer Cures Flood U S Market Warned
A Duke University study reports at least 62 quack cancer remedies circulate nationwide with no value. Remedies range from water to arsenic and fats, causing false hope and financial loss. Some healers truly believe in their work, though many cases are misdiagnosed as cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Duke University Investigation Trust
Charles Horton
Pamecean Cancer Society
Quacks
Horton
North Carolina
Ryderwood Revives As Haven For Retired Residents
In Ryderwood Washington a 220 acre townhome of 250 residents hosts a lively retiree community. The youngest resident is 55 and entry requires fixed income between 125 and 250 dollars a month. Kenneth Beckwith 55 runs the town barber shop and serves as fire department secretary. The volunteer fire force numbers 25 with two engines. Albert Fitschen 72 keeps busy making violins and tuning pianos. Col W E Brandt leads Senior Estates as town president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryderwood
Wash
America
Washington
Cowlitz County
Oldsters
Kenneth Beckwith
Beckwith
Albert Fitschen
Col. W. E. Brandt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yellowstone Park
Nat Lacy
San Francisco
Machine Brands
Babies’ Bottoms
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!