3122 items found
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ark:/16417/th7x0c3n4nbwzWilliam Robinson, Detroit, international representative of bus drivers' union, speaking at meeting of city commissioners.
Item 1.02-556.01
William Robinson, Detroit, international representative of bus drivers' union, speaking at meeting of city commissioners.
ark:/16417/th72vkwhk8xndWilliam McKinzie, 26, Bourbon county, listens as warrant charging him with manslaughter is read. McKinzie held in connection with death of two persons struck by car on Paris pike. Patrol Chief J. W. McCord reading warrant.
Item 1.02-445.01
William McKinzie, 26, Bourbon county, listens as warrant charging him with manslaughter is read. McKinzie held in connection with death of two persons struck by car on Paris pike. Patrol Chief J. W. McCord reading warrant.
ark:/16417/th7gv40n4z3srWilliam McKinzie, 26, Bourbon county, being charged with manslaughter. McKinzie held in connection with death of two persons struck by car on Paris pike. Patrol Chief J. W. McCord reading warrant. May, 1947.
Item 1.02-445.03
William McKinzie, 26, Bourbon county, being charged with manslaughter. McKinzie held in connection with death of two persons struck by car on Paris pike. Patrol Chief J. W. McCord reading warrant. May, 1947.
ark:/16417/th71340jhc60bWilliam McKinzie, 26, Bourbon county, being charged with manslaughter. McKinzie held in connection with death of two persons struck by car on Paris pike. Patrol Chief J. W. McCord reading warrant. May, 1947.
Item 1.02-445.02
William McKinzie, 26, Bourbon county, being charged with manslaughter. McKinzie held in connection with death of two persons struck by car on Paris pike. Patrol Chief J. W. McCord reading warrant. May, 1947.
ark:/16417/th73wdxlh3ltlWilliam H. Townsend, Lexington attorney and one of a group of Lincoln experts present when the private papers of the Civil War president were opened on July 25. August, 1947.
Item 1.02-695.02
William H. Townsend, Lexington attorney and one of a group of Lincoln experts present when the private papers of the Civil War president were opened on July 25. August, 1947.
ark:/16417/th719pt63m8m9William H. Townsend, Lexington attorney and one of a group of Lincoln experts present when the private papers of the Civil War president were opened on July 25, 1947.
Item 1.02-695.01
William H. Townsend, Lexington attorney and one of a group of Lincoln experts present when the private papers of the Civil War president were opened on July 25, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7127rgs4mmqWilliam H. Courtney, center, presenting Joseph C. Graves, left, with First National Bank and Trust Company's pledge for $2,250 gift to Community Chest. Edward S. Dabney at right.
Item 1.02-1022.01
William H. Courtney, center, presenting Joseph C. Graves, left, with First National Bank and Trust Company's pledge for $2,250 gift to Community Chest. Edward S. Dabney at right.
ark:/16417/th718j5gcwvmgWilliam H. Courtney, center, presenting Joseph C. Graves, left, with First National Bank and Trust Company's pledge for $2,250 gift to Community Chest. Edward S. Dabney at right.
Item 1.02-1022.02
William H. Courtney, center, presenting Joseph C. Graves, left, with First National Bank and Trust Company's pledge for $2,250 gift to Community Chest. Edward S. Dabney at right.
ark:/16417/th713pdh6prl4William Guilfoil and James M. Sharp, Fayette county farmers, honored by Future Farmers of America (FFA). Front, Dr. Maurice F. Seay, Mr. Guilfoil, James Stipp and Mr. sharp. Back, Bradley McQueen, Donald Carrol, Jimmy Threlkeld, Joe Kines and Roy Clark.
Item 1.02-333
William Guilfoil and James M. Sharp, Fayette county farmers, honored by Future Farmers of America (FFA). Front, Dr. Maurice F. Seay, Mr. Guilfoil, James Stipp and Mr. sharp. Back, Bradley McQueen, Donald Carrol, Jimmy Threlkeld, Joe Kines and Roy Clark.
ark:/16417/th7322fc90lxvWilliam Earl Bolton and part of loot he admitted stealing from parked automobiles. August, 1947.
Item 1.02-775.04
William Earl Bolton and part of loot he admitted stealing from parked automobiles. August, 1947.
ark:/16417/th71ck9636qshWilliam Earl Bolton and part of loot he admitted stealing from parked automobiles. August, 1947.
Item 1.02-775.02
William Earl Bolton and part of loot he admitted stealing from parked automobiles. August, 1947.
ark:/16417/th71btl3hn9tjWilliam Earl Bolton and part of loot he admitted stealing from parked automobiles.
Item 1.02-775.03
William Earl Bolton and part of loot he admitted stealing from parked automobiles.
ark:/16417/th7938dzz9qnvWilliam Earl Bolton and part of loot he admitted stealing from parked automobiles.
Item 1.02-775.01
William Earl Bolton and part of loot he admitted stealing from parked automobiles.
ark:/16417/th72jcx142vx6William Carter Stair Jr., director of Stair Ballet, pictured presenting a station wagon to Lexington's Baby Milk Fund. Also in picture, Mrs. Edythe McCarney, Mrs. Jane Garnett Moynahan and Mrs. Katherine Walker.
Item 1.02-605
William Carter Stair Jr., director of Stair Ballet, pictured presenting a station wagon to Lexington's Baby Milk Fund. Also in picture, Mrs. Edythe McCarney, Mrs. Jane Garnett Moynahan and Mrs. Katherine Walker.
ark:/16417/th7qlnzgknmftWilliam C. French and Jack Wells, held in connection with theft of jewelry from home of Donald Meade.
Item 1.02-471
William C. French and Jack Wells, held in connection with theft of jewelry from home of Donald Meade.
ark:/16417/th7h9q7clplz4Wildcats in game with University of Tennessee. May, 1947.Image
Item 1.02-483.05
Wildcats in game with University of Tennessee. May, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7bnzv6qk583Wildcats in game with University of Tennessee. May, 1947.
Item 1.02-483.04
Wildcats in game with University of Tennessee. May, 1947.
ark:/16417/th71q3208jm6fWildcats in game with University of Tennessee. May, 1947.
Item 1.02-483.03
Wildcats in game with University of Tennessee. May, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7wz1l1q8j3hWildcats in game with University of Tennessee. May, 1947.Image
Item 1.02-483.07
Wildcats in game with University of Tennessee. May, 1947.
ark:/16417/th71qjfgttn06Wildcats in game with University of Tennessee. May, 1947.
Item 1.02-483.02
Wildcats in game with University of Tennessee. May, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7f6gb4c2jb1Wildcats in game with University of Tennessee. May, 1947.Image
Item 1.02-483.06
Wildcats in game with University of Tennessee. May, 1947.
ark:/16417/th713zxn8mp66Wildcat basketball players in hotel bedroom in Louisville. Ralph Beard, right, and Captain Kenny Rollins reading comics. Alex Groza reading history book. February, 1947.
Item 1.02-145.02
Wildcat basketball players in hotel bedroom in Louisville. Ralph Beard, right, and Captain Kenny Rollins reading comics. Alex Groza reading history book. February, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7pxld0rts4kWildcat basketball players in hotel bedroom in Louisville. Ralph Beard, right, and Captain Kenny Rollins reading comics. Alex Groza reading history book.
Item 1.02-145.01
Wildcat basketball players in hotel bedroom in Louisville. Ralph Beard, right, and Captain Kenny Rollins reading comics. Alex Groza reading history book.
ark:/16417/th7xg7f2sg54lWicked, five-year-old Cocker Spaniel, putting out candle blaze. Frank Tice, left, and Captain W. B. Craft, of Woodland fire Station. November, 1947.
Item 1.02-1136.03
Wicked, five-year-old Cocker Spaniel, putting out candle blaze. Frank Tice, left, and Captain W. B. Craft, of Woodland fire Station. November, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7mrnzc8jrzhWicked, five-year-old Cocker Spaniel, putting out candle blaze. Frank Tice, left, and Captain W. B. Craft, of Woodland fire Station. November, 1947.
Item 1.02-1136.04
Wicked, five-year-old Cocker Spaniel, putting out candle blaze. Frank Tice, left, and Captain W. B. Craft, of Woodland fire Station. November, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7rb64290vm3Wicked, five-year-old Cocker Spaniel, putting out candle blaze. Frank Tice, left, and Captain W. B. Craft, of Woodland fire Station.
Item 1.02-1136.02
Wicked, five-year-old Cocker Spaniel, putting out candle blaze. Frank Tice, left, and Captain W. B. Craft, of Woodland fire Station.
ark:/16417/th7hzpr47kf3nWicked, five-year-old Cocker Spaniel, putting out candle blaze. Frank Tice, left, and Captain W. B. Craft, of Woodland fire Station.
Item 1.02-1136.01
Wicked, five-year-old Cocker Spaniel, putting out candle blaze. Frank Tice, left, and Captain W. B. Craft, of Woodland fire Station.
ark:/16417/th7395hbmxn7hWhite Star formal of Gamma Iota chapter of Sigma Nu fraternity. June, 1947.
Item 1.02-518.03
White Star formal of Gamma Iota chapter of Sigma Nu fraternity. June, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7b3z68j608fWhite Star formal of Gamma Iota chapter of Sigma Nu fraternity. June, 1947.
Item 1.02-518.02
White Star formal of Gamma Iota chapter of Sigma Nu fraternity. June, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7xc6blfrc3cWhite house facing Rice road, on the property of Willaim Stoll and opposite the grandstand of Keeneland Race Course, is one mentioned in the Fayette grand jury's report as a building connected by a leased private telephone to 138 West Short street, the central office of the Blue Grass Sports Review. April, 1947.
Item 1.02-340.02
White house facing Rice road, on the property of Willaim Stoll and opposite the grandstand of Keeneland Race Course, is one mentioned in the Fayette grand jury's report as a building connected by a leased private telephone to 138 West Short street, the central office of the Blue Grass Sports Review. April, 1947.
ark:/16417/th71c9vsr3j8gWhite house facing Rice road, on the property of Willaim Stoll and opposite the grandstand of Keeneland Race Course, is one mentioned in the Fayette grand jury's report as a building connected by a leased private telephone to 138 West Short street, the central office of the Blue Grass Sports Review.
Item 1.02-340.01
White house facing Rice road, on the property of Willaim Stoll and opposite the grandstand of Keeneland Race Course, is one mentioned in the Fayette grand jury's report as a building connected by a leased private telephone to 138 West Short street, the central office of the Blue Grass Sports Review.
ark:/16417/th716cmqj3jfzWhirlaway being exhibited to crowd at Calumet Farm. John H. Clark; John Perkins; Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McInnis of Chicago; Bill Dyer; Mrs. Stephen G. Henry of Washington; Calumet stud groom Bob Moore; Lieutenant General Stephen G. Henry from Washington; Calumet manager Paul Ebelhardt; Mrs. J. Fred Miles of Louisville; Mrs. Mary E. Perkins; Harry L. Crosby Sr., father of Bing Crosby; General J. Fred Miles of Louisville; and Mrs. Harry W. Patterson from Buffalo.
Item 1.02-397
Whirlaway being exhibited to crowd at Calumet Farm. John H. Clark; John Perkins; Mr. and Mrs. Emmett McInnis of Chicago; Bill Dyer; Mrs. Stephen G. Henry of Washington; Calumet stud groom Bob Moore; Lieutenant General Stephen G. Henry from Washington; Calumet manager Paul Ebelhardt; Mrs. J. Fred Miles of Louisville; Mrs. Mary E. Perkins; Harry L. Crosby Sr., father of Bing Crosby; General J. Fred Miles of Louisville; and Mrs. Harry W. Patterson from Buffalo.
ark:/16417/th71fjj22pzxvWeighing 28 ounces at birth, baby daughter of Mrs. Andy West, of Rosslyn, Powell county, at St. Josephs hospital. July, 1947.
Item 1.02-620.02
Weighing 28 ounces at birth, baby daughter of Mrs. Andy West, of Rosslyn, Powell county, at St. Josephs hospital. July, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7j2hhn6p9dgWeighing 28 ounces at birth, baby daughter of Mrs. Andy West, of Rosslyn, Powell county, at St. Josephs hospital.
Item 1.02-620.01
Weighing 28 ounces at birth, baby daughter of Mrs. Andy West, of Rosslyn, Powell county, at St. Josephs hospital.
ark:/16417/th7xvv3hr41rmWayside Hospital, private psychiatric facility for men, 168 North Broadway. September, 1947.
Item 1.02-838.02
Wayside Hospital, private psychiatric facility for men, 168 North Broadway. September, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7178r94mvglWayside Hospital, private psychiatric facility for men, 168 North Broadway.
Item 1.02-838.01
Wayside Hospital, private psychiatric facility for men, 168 North Broadway.
ark:/16417/th7rmr1q3sn4mWashington Reed, right, and Floyd I. Fairman, club president, left. March, 1947.
Item 1.02-150.02
Washington Reed, right, and Floyd I. Fairman, club president, left. March, 1947.
ark:/16417/th71jdsp0d1jtWashington Reed, left, pictured as he was receiving from James Park, the 1946 Optimist Club award as the community's outstanding citizen. Floyd I. Fairman, club president, in center.
Item 1.02-150.01
Washington Reed, left, pictured as he was receiving from James Park, the 1946 Optimist Club award as the community's outstanding citizen. Floyd I. Fairman, club president, in center.
ark:/16417/th712cpz592dsWash Serini and Doc Ferrell on scales in University of Kentucky (UK) gymnasium. September, 1947.
Item 1.02-818.02
Wash Serini and Doc Ferrell on scales in University of Kentucky (UK) gymnasium. September, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7kjfv2lxc55Wash Serini and Doc Ferrell on scales in University of Kentucky (UK) gymnasium.
Item 1.02-818.01
Wash Serini and Doc Ferrell on scales in University of Kentucky (UK) gymnasium.
ark:/16417/th79sj1tnn4cwWarner Sayres and his daughter, Miss Margo Sayers pictured upon Miss Sayres' arrival at Blue Grass Field.
Item 1.02-1140
Warner Sayres and his daughter, Miss Margo Sayers pictured upon Miss Sayres' arrival at Blue Grass Field.
ark:/16417/th72vv7v2q104Ward Boyd, left, and his father, Eugene Boyd, exhibiting grand champion bull and grand champion cow of the Kentucky Hereford Association show at Tattersall's sales barn.
Item 1.02-311.01
Ward Boyd, left, and his father, Eugene Boyd, exhibiting grand champion bull and grand champion cow of the Kentucky Hereford Association show at Tattersall's sales barn.
ark:/16417/th78qn3trdp9zWalter Sebastian turning over presidency of Kentucky Mountain Club to Earl G. Robbins. Mrs. Robbins, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Sebastian and Mrs. Sebastian.
Item 1.02-1209
Walter Sebastian turning over presidency of Kentucky Mountain Club to Earl G. Robbins. Mrs. Robbins, Mr. Robbins, Mr. Sebastian and Mrs. Sebastian.
ark:/16417/th739r8mlcsjzWalter McCurry, chief of staff of National Veterans of Foreign Wars, pictured signing up with the new Civilian Naval Reserve while Commander Paul M. Grover and CMM Roy Harding look on. May, 1947.
Item 1.02-460.02
Walter McCurry, chief of staff of National Veterans of Foreign Wars, pictured signing up with the new Civilian Naval Reserve while Commander Paul M. Grover and CMM Roy Harding look on. May, 1947.
ark:/16417/th7k6ht3jqptsWalter McCurry, chief of staff of National Veterans of Foreign Wars, pictured signing up with the new Civilian Naval Reserve while Commander Paul M. Grover and CMM Roy Harding look on.
Item 1.02-460.01
Walter McCurry, chief of staff of National Veterans of Foreign Wars, pictured signing up with the new Civilian Naval Reserve while Commander Paul M. Grover and CMM Roy Harding look on.
ark:/16417/th71m84gvn77nWalter B. Phelps, of Battle Creek, Michigan., recently named administrator of Good Samaritan hospital, with R. B. Eleazer, who resigned post.
Item 1.02-722
Walter B. Phelps, of Battle Creek, Michigan., recently named administrator of Good Samaritan hospital, with R. B. Eleazer, who resigned post.
ark:/16417/th7qnbl3q311pWalnut Springs Farm dispersal sale. Beau Gallant before auctioneer.
Item 1.02-978.01
Walnut Springs Farm dispersal sale. Beau Gallant before auctioneer.
ark:/16417/th7gq4p6vfdltWalnut Springs Farm dispersal sale. October, 1947.
Item 1.02-978.04
Walnut Springs Farm dispersal sale. October, 1947.
ark:/16417/th71r3dghbgzxWalnut Springs Farm dispersal sale. October, 1947.
Item 1.02-978.06
Walnut Springs Farm dispersal sale. October, 1947.
ark:/16417/th79tg5dh6q2zWalnut Springs Farm dispersal sale. October, 1947.
Item 1.02-978.07
Walnut Springs Farm dispersal sale. October, 1947.
ark:/16417/th737q63xl58nWalnut Springs Farm dispersal sale. October, 1947.
Item 1.02-978.03
Walnut Springs Farm dispersal sale. October, 1947.
ark:/16417/th718vv5vlwzmWalnut Springs Farm dispersal sale. October, 1947.
Item 1.02-978.05
Walnut Springs Farm dispersal sale. October, 1947.