Word: birmingham
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...After Birmingham. Since he got out of Harvard Law School where he was a protégé of Professor Felix Frankfurter, a smooth-browed young man named David Eli Lilienthal has spent most of ten years defending the public in Illinois and Wisconsin from the ogre of privately-owned utilities. The consuming public had been consistently appreciative of Mr. Lilienthal's efforts in its behalf until last month in Birmingham...
Montevallo is in the "heart of Alabama"--and most of us down here are quite Southern. It has about eight or nine hundred students--girls--'s not a reformatory by the way--'n we have oodles of squirrels on the Campus. It's a grand old place; and near Birmingham, the University of Alabama and Auburn--We're not badly situated...
...Harvard Observatory will post watchers from midnight to dawn at the Oak Ridge Observatory at Harvard Massachusetts; the Blue Hills Observatory. Milton; and at Bopkinton. In case of cloudy weather, cooperative stations have been established at Toronto, Saskatoom, Birmingham, and Fort Worth...
...stately Daimler, picked as the King-Emperor's personal equipage by Edward VII and used exclusively by George V. Ready for the road a Daimler "Double-Six" weighs over three tons, costs over $8,500, represents the supreme peacetime achievement of its militant makers the B. S. A. (Birmingham Small Arms) munitions trust (Lee-Enfield rifles) who also make popular priced cars called simply ''B. S. A.'s." Smartest of medium-priced British sports cars today is the "M. G.," a rip-roaring little red bug made by sedate Morris Garages...
Fortunately the address was supplied by Kelly himself. From Fort Worth he had sent a coded telegram to one John R. Tichenor at No. 1408 Raynor St.. Memphis. The message was intercepted. Federal agents swooped into Memphis by airline from St. Louis. Birmingham and Chicago. At the address given, Kelly was caught...