Vacation fun in 50 to Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Central Press staff writer recounts Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico as a vast underground system on three levels, discovered by Jim White in 1901. It details caverns, bat guano industry, access routes via U.S. highways, ranger-guided visits, and dramatic formations from the auditorium to Bat Cave and Whales Mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Dunne
Central Press
South-Central
New Mexico
Guadalupe Mountains
Texas
Roswell
Walnut Canyon
Carsbad Caverns National Park
Carlsbad
Jim White
White
Congress
Rocky Mountains
United Press Report From Seoul Amid Korean War Turmoil
United Press correspondent Jack James recounts early chaos in Seoul as North Korean forces advance, civilians flee, and embassies evacuate. He travels to Suwon and Taejon, reporting on government moves, destroyed communications, and shifting troop positions amid the advancing front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack James
United Press
Suwon
Korea
Seoul
38Th Parallel
South
Oforea
Tuu Depen
Pacl
John J. Muccio
Northern Air Force
Kimpo
Amone Thei
Kimibassy
Syngman Rhee
Maceio
Japan
Republic
Makehift Paint Can Holder From Pie Plate on Step Ladder
A simple safety tip suggests attaching an inexpensive pie plate to a stepladder to catch and hold a paint can, preventing it from sliding off during use. The device acts as a makeshift tray and stabilizer, offering a quick, low cost solution for painters.
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Carlsbad Caverns National Park
California
U. S
Pecos River
Lakes McMillan
Avalon
U. S. 62
U.S. 62
White City
Park
Paso
Tex
Signal Peak
Guadoupe Mountains
White Cits
Santa Fe Paralels
Pecos
Bat Cave
Green Lake Room
Kings Palace
Queen's Chamber
Fairyland
Mirror Lake
Crystal Spring Dome
Taejon
Clarence Ryce
Korean Republic’ Public Information Office
Lovelly
House OF Flowers
Washington, Lowa
Comesters
Cavelills
Litke
Bell
E. M. Bridges & CO
Crane Homemaker
Crane
Carson
Stanley G. Newton
Ledgers
Washington Evening Journal
The
Evening Journal
Western Auto Associate Store
South Side Square
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