Martin And Harvey Safe After Alaskan Mountain Crash
Major Frederick J. Martin and Sergeant Alva Harvey, both uninjured, walked out after a seven day trek from a mountain crash on the Alaska peninsula. They reached Port Moller Bay and sent word of their safety after being missing eleven days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Fallpass
Alaska
Frederick J%. Martin
Alaska Peninsula
Alva Harvey
United States
Port Muller
Washington
Martin
Harvey
Atlantic
Europe
Cardova
Seattle
United States Army Globe
Frederick L. Martin
Alvan L. Harvey
Port Mollet
Chignik
St. Paul Island
Dutch Harbor
Unalaska Island
North Pacific Ocean Shore
Port Moller Bay
Building Still Good in South
Associated Press reports that builders in sixteen southern states recorded over 95 million dollars in new construction in April across 105 cities. Louisville led with 4.66 million, Miami and Miami Beach combined for 3 million, while Atlanta Nashville Richmond and Tampa all posted substantial totals including hotels, apartments, offices and schools among notable projects in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
G. L. Miller and Company
Washington
Louisville
Ford Assembly
Miami
Miami Beach
Fla
Beach
Pinto Residences
Tampa
Capt. Rule Celebrates 85th Birthday At Knoxville
Capt. William Rule, reputed as the oldest active editor in America, marks his eighty fifth birthday by continuing work at the Journal and Tribune editorial office in Knoxville. Born in a nearby log cabin, he started on the Knoxville Whig, served in the Civil War, and later founded the Knoxville Chronicle which merged into the Knoxville Journal and Tribune. He has met every president since Lincoln and hints at voting Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
William Rule
America
Journal and Tribune
Rule
Knoxville Whig
Knoxville Chronicle
Knoxville Jou
Knoxville Tribune
Lincoln
Coolidge
Methodists Begin Revival Tonight With Chandler Trio
Rev T Chandler and the Grayson Trio will conduct revival meetings at the M E Church South tonight. Pastor W K McClure notes strong interest and a full house anticipated for the opening service. The evangelist team has led campaigns in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. T. Chandler
Grayson
M. E. Church
South
W. K. McClure
Chandler
McAdoo Choice of Democrats in Bell County
In Bell County the Democrats back McAdoo as state choice with strong female participation and sun belt community involvement noted. The piece highlights Inbell County interest and active role of women in the political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcadoo
Inbell County
Sun-I-law
Kentucky May Convention Favors McAdoo Over Underwood
Lexington May 12 The McAdoo forces gain momentum as campaign leaders arrive and the Lexington convention crowds back McAdoo for president. Delegates across Kentucky report instructions favoring McAdoo, with Underwood and Cox receiving minority support. Tourism and road development figures highlighted as key regional boosters, noting Georgia and the South's growing highway network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lexington
Robert
T. Crowe
Ager
Selden Rt Gledn
McAdoo
W. G. McAdoo
Kentucky
Pineville
Underwood
Cox
Lark Horse
White B. Mays
W. J. Fields
Sen
A. O. Stanley
Anis Club
United States
Ken
J. R. Williams
Bell County
Cincinnati
Mos
F. D. Hart, Jr
Middlesboro
The
Daily News
Arthur Rhorer
W. E. Gunn
Shelby Gibson
Schultz Gibson
Luther Burnett
J.T. Alderson
Savile
William
G. Meadoo
Meadoo
Oscar W. Underwoort
Janes M. Cox
Ohio
A. Oustdy Stanley
Henderson County
McAvoe
Johnson County
Secon
Ohioans See Summer Tourist Boom Spark Georgia Towns
Williams S395 reports Ohio visitors are expected to flood Georgia towns this summer as local attractions awaken. Officials anticipate rising hotel occupancy, restaurant demand, and retail sales driven by out of state guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Georgia
City Board Sets Tax Assessments and Appoints Physicians
The city commissioners approved the tax assessment board with E G Shearer as chair and Jess Stanley and F R Whatin as members, each from separate wards. Dr C K Brosheer and Dr A G Brammett were named city physicians at $75 monthly to serve indigent patients and city prisoners. Discussion on police staffing was postponed two weeks. Bridge on North Tenth street praised for repair work to be done by city prisoners. Noetown residents seek police protection with local man to oversee duties. Finance plan for street upgrades advanced. streets listed include North Twenty-fourth Twenty-fifth Gloucester Manchester Lynwood and Englewood roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
City’ Commissioners
E.G. Shearer
Jess Stanley
F. R. Whatin
C. K. Brosheer
A. G. Brammett
North Tenth Street
J. D. Haddix
Noetown
North Twenty-fourth
North Twenty-fifth
Gloucester
Manchester
Lynwood
Englewood
Kentucky Judges Sought for Missing Photographs in Court
FRANKFORT May 12 Chief Justice Flem D Sampson announced a general request for portraits of judges whose pictures do not hang in the Court of Appeals consultation room. Names listed include Robinson Quin Hurt Nenn Hannah Winn Miller Carroll Lassing Nunn Settle Barker Jobson White Durelle Eastin Hargis Gofer Samp son Williams Wool Wheat Stites Hise Crew Shaw Graham Simpson Brock Hall Chambers Ewin Nichols Buckner Underwood Clarke Rowan Owsley Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. White
George Ft. Durelle
George B. Eastin
Thomas F. Hargis
Martin N.C. Gofer
William Sampson
N.K. Williams
Henry C. Wool
Zacharish Wheat
Henry J. Stites
Elijah Hise
Mills B. Crew-Shaw
Asher Graham
James Simpson
Daniel Brock
Thomas ‘Éall
John Chambers
Ephtiam M. Ewin
Samuel N Nichols
Richard A. Buckner
Joseph Underwood
James Clarke
John Rowan
William Owsley
Willam
Logan
State Highway Commission Meets in Frankfort
Major B. Helburn attended the May meeting in Frankfort to discuss highway plans with the State Highway Commission and its officials. The session aimed to finalize local transportation decisions and project timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helburn
Frankfort
State Highway Commission
Tuberculosis Not Shown Inheritable Study Finds
A Balte sue Hospital study of 7 429 tuberculosis cases in New York City shows tuberculosis was more common among people whose parents did not have the disease than among those with affected parents. The Associated Prose report from Atlanta notes the data do not support heredity as a primary factor in transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Atlanta
Baltesue Hospital
New York City
Langley Deliberations Begin Next Friday In Bond Case
FRANKFORT May 12 The seventy five million dollar bond due test case will be admitted to the Court of Appeals next Friday. Chief Justice Jem D. Sampson indicated the court would begin deliberations immediately amid a public controversy surrounding the case and Langley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Frankfort
Court of Ap
Jem D. Sampson
Lawyers Arguments In Langley Case Heard In Court
Covington May 12 In defense motion the Langley case was temporarily reopened to recall Langley to read telegrams showing friendly relations with Federal Prohibition Director Sun Collins after a reported rift over whiskey permits. Collins testified he was unsure the telegrams were received. The judge then closed arguments for the day as the case was sent to the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Date Press
Covington
Langley
Federal Prohibition
Sun Collins
Collins
Smith
W. K. Gray
Lipschutz
Slater
Free Road Day draw draws Middlesboro leaders in drive
Mayhew secretary of the Middlesboro Kiwanis visits to recruit local interest in a Free Road Day from Harbourville to Corbin via Distain Springs. Cy Plaka of the Kiwanis will present the plan to the Road Directors. Hundreds expected to participate with farmers especially engaged. Local towns plan large delegations and a similar event is set for Roundstone in Rockcastle County next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har
Mayhew
Ttar
Nunivite Kiwanis Chib
Middlesboro
Hig Ree
Harbourvoute
Corbin
Disturain Springs
Othe Tadkes
Cy Plaka
Kinabis Club
Kiwanis Road of Directors
Muckner
Charles Monnor
Mayhew Sai
Alineville
Middleshers
McPhin
Tahdudiy
Barhowry
Ile
Lenton
Corbine
Tarbourville
Pineville
Roundstong
Rockcastle County
Southern Presbyterians Meet in San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO March 12 the state fourth General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, generally known as the Southern Presbyterian Church, convenes here for a week’s session. G J Drolet gave figures before the clinical section of the National Tuberculosis Association today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Fourth General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United State
Southern Pressbyterian Church
G. J. Drolet
National Tuberculosis Association
Coal Contract Here Renewed in Middlesboro Area
A Fidelity Coal Company official said the Mel Drum mine renewed its twelve month contract with a Southern Railway agency, ensuring full time work for about fourteen to fifteen months. The mines currently operate six days weekly with around one hundred men employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesboro
Fidelity Coal Company
Meldrum
Southern Railway
Operal
Fidelity
Woman Says Liquor Belonged to Her in Police Court
A raid on Ed Parks on Fitzpatrick avenue yielded eighteen quarts of moonshine. Annie Blakely claimed the liquor as hers and accepted the fine and jail sentence while Parks was acquitted. Others tied to the raid, including A N Hubhant J W Cross George Barnstette and Eugene McCreary, faced fines for drunkenness or disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Parks
Annie Blakely
Slins
Kizzie McClelland
Parks
Fitzpatrick Avenue
A. N. Hubhant
J. W. Cross
George Barnstette
Eugene McCreary
Dorothy Leads In Names At University Of Washington
Dorothy is the most prevalent name among acting students at the University of Washington in Seattle. Helen and Francescia follow, with Margaret, Mary, Ruth close behind, and many Virginias Elizabeths and Katherines also recorded. A joke note says the hawk used to reckon horse height equals four inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Helen Anl Francescia
Margaret
Afary Ata Ruth
Onler
Viginias
Elizabeths
Katherines
East End Street to Close for Paving Repairs Wednesday
East Cumberland avenue from Twelfth to Sixteenth streets will close Wednesday morning for asphalt repairs begun last fall. Weather permitting, the work will last a week or ten days. Public safety officials announced that cleaning and reapplication are needed where paving has loosened from the concrete. Vehicles will be barred until the work is complete to ensure the road is passable for hikers and motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cumberland Avenue
Twelfth
Herbert Kidd
Isombard Construction Company
A. Cline
FE. Cooke
Public Safesty
Hart Algrady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heer ‘Martin and Companion
Billy
Memphis
Tenn
Sweetwater
Vile Heads
Capt
Loslaville
Methodists
Stanley
Ieee
Ais
Florida
Dixie Highway
Asheville
N. J. J. Hubehins
Lawrenceville
Widdly
North Carolina
New England
Gaston County
Southland
Hutchins
South Carolina
Alabama
Tennenses
el Dorado
Scotland
Shaeffer
Congressman’ Langley
P. M
Collis
East End
Cumberland Avenue
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!