Word: tennes
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1940-1949
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Upon investigation we find that the announcement in question over station WMPS, Memphis, Tenn., was part of a national hookup. Naturally this announcement was the same all over the network, and we send you herewith a copy of just what was said...
Marriage Revealed. Explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson, 62; and Mrs. Evelyn Schwartz Baird, 28, his secretary; in Wellsville, Tenn...
...Some 35-45% of its revenue has long come from coal-easy-riding. full-loading traffic on which any railroad should make money. Then came defense. Since 1939 at least 130 new industries have camped at L. & N.'s roadside. These include giants like TVA's Godwin, Tenn. phosphate plant (4,800 carloads annually), the Wolf Creek ordnance plant at Milan, Tenn. Moreover, L. & N. now hauls soldiers, food and equipment directly to twelve Army camps and nine air bases, indirectly to many more...
...Mass.; Frank H. Fussner '42, Cincinnati, Ohio; Laurence K. Groves '44, Shaker Deights, Cleveland, Ohio; Quentin M. Hope '42, Cambridge, Mass; John M. Kernochan '43, New York, N.Y.; Thomas S. Kuhn '44, Peekskill, N.Y.; John E. Leffler '42, Waban, Mass.; Theodore Lipin '42, Crestwood, N.Y.; Robert Paine '42, Memphis, Tenn.; Edward I. Rothschild '42, Winnetka, Ill.; Henry B. Silsbee '44, Washington, D.C.; Edmund B. Spaeth Jr., '42, Philadelphia, Pa.; George W. Varn 2d. '42, Jacksonville, Fla.; Richard Winsor '42, Stamford...
When Turnblazer first moved into the town of Jellico, Tenn., on the Kentucky border (where Songstress Grace Moore once sang in a church choir), miners were fighting for subsistence wages. Operators, who included subsidiaries of U.S. Steel Corp., Ford, International Harvester, fought to keep wages down, keep Turnblazer's union from trespassing. The shock troops of the Harlan County Coal Operators' Association were "special guards," sheriffs and deputies...