Word: alwayes
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Among the 30 passengers who escaped unhurt from the flaming crash of a Mid-Continent Airline Convair at Tulsa, Okla. one day last week were Dr. and Mrs. James D. Alway of Aberdeen, S.D., bound for Mexico on a vacation. Dr. Alway had been a pilot in World War I, but it was 49-year-old Mrs. Alway's first airline trip. When newsmen talked to her later, she was mainly worried because her vacation wardrobe, including a new spring coat, had been destroyed in the fire. Of her narrow escape she said simply: "My husband...
Three days later, while Dr. Alway waited in Hot Springs, Ark., Mrs. Alway, still coatless, boarded another Mid-Continent plane, this time a DC-3, to fly back home for a new wardrobe. Less than an hour later, the plane headed in for a landing at the Sioux City, Iowa airport in a driving snowstorm, crashed and burst into flames. Rescuers pulled ten passengers safely from the wreckage. But among the 15 trapped in the flaming debris was Mrs. James Alway...
Hesitant Words. "So I came and went, too, over the surface of the earth, gradually losing hope and yet never quite losing it, for no doctor said firmly that the child could never be healed. There were alway, the last hesitant words, 'I don't want to say it is hopeless,' and so I kept hoping in the way parents have...