Word: alabama
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...horror, saw something approaching that looked like a giant black ice cream cone and roared with the noise of a hundred freight trains. That day, the same ominous sight and sound terrified farmers and townsfolk at random points through the Mississippi valley in Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Missouri, Alabama and Iowa. But in Belleville, where it was to destroy some 60 dwellings, kill ten people and injure 35, last week's twister struck hardest...
Osburn Zuber, 34, chief editorial writer on the Birmingham (Alabama) News, has studied at the Birmingham-Southern College and has been in Newspaper work for 15 years...
Hilary H. Lyons, Jr., 29, chief editorial writer on the Moblie (Alabama) Press Register. He has studied at Columbia and has concentrated on Southern agricultural and industrial problems...
Homer D. Peabody of San Diego, California and Weld Hall; Gerald D. Roscoe of Dorchester; Alexander C. Stohn of Middleboro and Thayer Hall; William R. Tully of Allston and Weld Hall; David D. Wells of Birmingham, Alabama and Thayer Hall; Joseph P. Willets of Roslyn Heights, New York and Massachusetts Hall; and William B. Witner of Pasadena, California and Lionel Hall...
...towns and cities, shoot directly across and up & down the U. S. There were to be seven North-South routes, three transcontinental. Total cost: $8,000,000,000, to be met in 16 years by tolls and leases of concession privileges along the way. Last week in the House, Alabama's Representative Henry B. Steagall, more famed for banking than transportation legislation, introduced a companion measure...