General Hugh L. Scott seated on a chair demonstrates Indian sign language. General Scott demonstrates sign Little Knife River, for east of the River Missouri.
General Hugh L. Scott seated on a chair demonstrates Native American Indian sign language. General Scott demonstrates a sign for No Woods River or Creek, Wyoming (A tributary of Bighorn River, which has no forests or woods on its banks, only few trees.) The signs are: WATER FOREST NO, which translates to No-woods-River. WATER is an abbreviation from WATER LINE, which means water-in-line, thus, river.
General Hugh L. Scott seated on a chair demonstrates Indian sign language. General Scott demonstrates a sign Pecos River, the sign of Little Rio Grande
Wounded men in hospitals during Hungarian revolution. Doctors inspect the patients.
Interior view of new Voice of America transmitter in studio in Greenville, North Carolina. Officials inspect are briefed and observe radio control room. Views of controls and gauges. U.S. Information Agency Director, Edward R. Murrow, smoking a cigarette, is among the group. View of technician reading gauges and taking readings. Control room operator at his station.
Aerial view of different buildings and skyscrapers in downtown Los Angeles. Camera zooms dramatically to cars driving on the freeway.
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