Word: cabin
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...gives her a copy of TIME and all is quiet about the Ol' Cabin Home...
...name is Jimmie Macdonald. I will be seven months old tomorrow. I don't claim to be TIME'S youngest reader, in fact I know I am not 'cause last night my baby sister who is three weeks old was crying and nobody in the cabin could sleep...
...port side, and the moment I stepped out on deck I saw the German raider. She was broadside on, so close I could count her bridge decks. . . . Even as I looked several long red flashes spurted forward and abaft the funnel, and as I raced back to the cabin the passageway behind me heaved and filled with smoke...
Bleeding from face cuts, the pilots jumped from their seats, ran back into the cabin, helped their passengers out the front way because the cabin door was jammed by the wing. All the passengers could move under their own power, and only three had to be hospitalized. More seriously injured was Hostess Irene Coates, who had three cracked vertebrae, had to be carried. Flying from a field long criticized as too tight, too thoroughly bordered by obstructions, Russell Wright had come off better than anyone had a right to expect. He had also figured in the first of eight serious...
...night noises of the Florida swamp where the big Eastern Airliner lay. She lay sprawled just as she had slewed into the water at 9 o'clock that morning, her big engines jerked from their mounts and dropped near her left wing tip in the mud. Inside her cabin, water was knee-deep, but the lights still burned. Huddled on the seats were 13 passengers, two pilots, a steward...