Queen Mother Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon Remains a Roman Pillar
The Queen Mother, born Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon on August 4 1900, is hailed as a constitutional fortress in a flowered hat by Britons for guiding the nation through the Nazi blitz. Her lengthy service to four sovereigns and widowhood mark a lifetime of public duty ending with a private birthday at Clarence House and a family dinner at Buckingham Palace for 42 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon
George
Queen Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Duke of York
George I
Glamis
Edward VII
Clarence House
Elizabeth Tf
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
East End
Contaminated grain prompts inspector role in New Orleans case
The article outlines how agriculture inspectors, hired by state agencies, trade boards and private firms and licensed by the Agriculture Department, oversee freighter sanitation and protect buyers from deceit. It notes a federal grand jury indictment against Bunge Corp. and executives for 32 years of theft, plus other cases involving nonexistent soybeans and broader enforcement questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Agriculture Department
Bunge Corp
New York
Louisiana
Wilkinson
Waukesha
Wisconsin Agrculture Department
Wisconsin
Fords End European Tour With Stop In Yugoslavia
Mrs. Ford shows strained smile on 16 day five nation swing with President. They have visited West Germany Poland Finland Romania and head to Yugoslavia before returning Monday. Cocktail origin note recalls Betsy Flanagan in Elmsford New York in 1776 creating a feather decorated mixed drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Flanagan
Halls Corners
Elmsford
New York
Alligood Clothing Slated As Evidence
In the Joan Little Beaufort County jail trial, clothing worn by jailer Clarence Alligood the night he was killed is set to be entered as evidence Monday as the fourth week of proceedings opens. Prosecution and defense clashed over handling and testing of the garment, with questions about its location and admissibility amid earlier claims of loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
Clarence Alligood
Joan Little
Beaufort County
Miss Little
William Griffin
Jerry Paul
Paul
Griffin Peice
Alligood
Beaufort
Willis Peachey
Allgood
Peachey
Marvin Miller
Hamilton Hobgood
Page
Bronx
Cape
Cod
New Hampshire
News Jersey
Maryland
Ndelasi Ware
New York
Boston
New England
Ohio
Washington
D.C
North Carolina
Virginia
Yonkers
Uix
Yvonne Goolagong Cawley
Hartford
Nickel Fare Ends Staten Island Ferry Ride
New York AP reports the Staten Island ferry ends the five cent fare after years of romance and view from the rail. Since 1897 the ride cost a nickel, a small price for the sea breeze and Manhattan at night, ending a sentimental era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Staten Island
Prices shift to welfare role in farm policy debate
A broad policy shift is urged as the Department of Agriculture absorbs more costs with food stamps. Butz calls for a rule of reason on EPA pesticide actions, seeks more agency leverage, and hints at possible veto power to shield farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Agriculture Department
Butz
Environmental Protection Agency
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brittan
Queen Mother
Hoffa
Inez
Provenzano
Teamsters Local
Union City
N.J
van Pozang
Detroit
Anthony Giacalone
Haffa
Giacalone
Teamsters International
Frank Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
The
Star-Ledger
Florida
Teamsters
Nixon
White House
Cance Hoffa
Lake Orion
Barbara Crancer
Amy
National Association of Justice
Lewisburg
FBI
Michigan
Schultz
Pontiac
Mich
Elizabeth II
Ark Royal
Zenes
Elizabeth of
David Duff
Ford
Romania
Sinaia
Prahova
Carpathian Alps
Transylvania
Count Dracula
Ceausescu
United States
Climie
Congress
Yugoslavia
Poland
Peles Casile
U.S
Israel
Bucharest
Communist Party
Ploesti
Peles Castle
Beteen
Pelisor Castle
Peles
India
Mrs. Gandhi
Raj Naraian
Narain
Miki
Andrews Air Force Base
Service
National Weather Noaa
Dept. of C
Rass
Bevies Shaw
Great Lakes
Nebraska
Weather Service
Oregon
California
Mrs. Ford
Nickle
Paris
Sri Lanka
Nigeria
Krasnaya Polyana
Soviet Union
Egypt
Sadat
United Nations
Palestine Liberation Organization
Brooklyn
Empire State Building
World Trade Center
Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Bolshoi Ballet
Smokey
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!