News Nob Sign.
Dublin Core
Title
News Nob Sign.
Description
Sign reads: "This is NEWS NOB where on April 22, 1952, the American Press & Radio first covered, and the Nation first viewed by the medium of Television, the firing of a nuclear device generally known as 'Operation Big Shot.'
"NEWS NOB received its name when Tom Sherrod, one of that finer breed of men known as 'construction stiffs' took a weather-beaten board with a door-knob attached from an old outdoor 'privy,' painted across it in yellow 'NEWS NOB' and planted it at this point.
"The board is gone but the memory lingers on."
"NEWS NOB received its name when Tom Sherrod, one of that finer breed of men known as 'construction stiffs' took a weather-beaten board with a door-knob attached from an old outdoor 'privy,' painted across it in yellow 'NEWS NOB' and planted it at this point.
"The board is gone but the memory lingers on."
Creator
U.S. Army.
Publisher
U.S. Army.
Date
March 1953.
Format
Black and white photograph. 10 inches x 8.25 inches.
Language
eng
Identifier
1113
Collection
Citation
U.S. Army., “News Nob Sign.,” Special Collections & Archives Research Center, accessed November 26, 2024, http://scarc.library.oregonstate.edu/omeka-2.0.4/items/show/1511.