Two Young Heroes Save School Bus Children in Colorado Blizzard
Nancy Nelson and her brother Jack Nelson rose from cold, hungry danger to rescue sixteen schoolchildren when a Colorado blizzard trapped a bus. Nancy stripped to her underwear to clothe and warm others while Jack sought help, reaching a distant ranch and guiding rescuers back through the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad
Nancy
Nance
Tommy Osgood
Orling Arma
Colorado Prairies
Nancy Neilson
Oineteen
James G. Nelson
Boston
Columbine Nelson
Prinee
Pine Ridge
Colorado
Jack
Margaret
James
Lou
Edgemer
Flo
Pai
Phil
Sonny
Margiret
Hank
Louise
Voloraiol
Iumbine Gs
Colorado Plains
Denver
Colo
Blizzard Morning Grips Town as Margaret Recovers
In the wake of a momentous blizzard, James Nelson rises early to tend to Margaret who is convalescing from flu. The woman who helped earlier is also at Trence, leaving Did to prepare the final breakfast and manage the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rornest Qrudning
Bureau of Territories and Insular Affairs
Virgin Islands
Congresa
Paul Yates
Ai M Dearson
Isianda
Yates
Washington
Ickes
Congress
Vearson
Interior Department
Islands
Pearson
Secretary of the Interior
T. Webber Wilsen
Juaate
Federal District Court
Iches
Tearson
Charles IT Gibson
Ll Baer
Michael J Nolan
Polce of
St Thomas and St John
UCII
Associated Press
James Nelson
Margaret
Trence
Pine Ridge Library Plan Amid Family Turmoil
James Nelson faces financial ruin as Columbine arranges for Nance to move to Pine Ridge with her cousin Jack Nance. Nancy forms a library idea, hosts a Society gathering, and becomes librarian with Matthew Adam. A storm traps a group of schoolchildren without heat, forcing the adults to share clothing to keep them alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nelson
Boston
Netsar
Columbine
Nance
Aineteen
Pine Ridge Cole
Jack Nance
Trother
Spevanteen
Mark Adam
Nances
Adam Mark
Nancy
Matthew Adam
London naval talks fail to satisfy Japan demands
Observers say the London conference proves unsatisfactory as the United States and Britain show no willingness to grant Japan equality, even in principle. Secretary Swanson states the Navy will push for full treaty strength and will seek congressional appropriations regardless of the conference outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ony
London
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Claude A Swanson
Congress
European Thieves Go In for Large Scale Thefts
A Chester raised man was charged with 47 thefts since release eight months ago, with goods valued at £1300. Reports compare this to German Peter Iflinick’s 135 thefts worth £3400 and other burglars boasting long criminal diaries, with total valuations exceeding £20,000 per Beaton's Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Greg
Stoosevelts
Green
Royite All Industriea
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Chester
Peter Iflinick
Cologne
Paris
Toerschier
Joseph Cileot
Chicot
Ueatson
London
California Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle Child Laxative
The ad urges mothers to choose a liquid laxative for children and praises California Syrup of Figs for its gentle, fruity taste. It advises selecting proper strength, giving age-appropriate doses, and gradually reducing until bowel movement normalizes. It notes adults use it too and stresses ensuring the bottle bears the word California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joey Aillier
Tuin
Tack
Lila
Evelys
Osgood
Som Osgood
Tomas
Darling
Masa
Tommy
Aly
Nancy Aolson
Fall
Martella
Volump
Step
Phil Louise
Jim
Pheumonia
Dad
Louise Nelson
Fiseter
Jim Sheenys
Ner Hospital
Louisea
Staller
Matthew
Matt
Alo
Jak
Nance Nelson
Henry Ford
The
Edward W. Pickard
Sky Western News
Apar Union
United States Chamber of Commerce
Max
Atlantic and Pacific Telcompany
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Ohio
Wisconsin
Lylnry Ford
Ife
Ford
Detroit
Lord
Roosevilt
Irving Wilk
Rorosevelt
Hig
Gov
Chilens
Aas
George W. Coleman
Ford Tall Rerum
WNO
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!