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Linda moss Mines

Author at timesfreepress.com at Chattanooga Times Free Press

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    Local history: Requests for help in Athens were unheeded

    After fighting Nazi fascism and Japanese imperialism, victorious World War II veterans began returning home to McMinn County in late 1945. In their absence, Paul Cantrell and Pat Mansfield, with support from the E.H. Crump political machine, had tightened control over elected and appointed political offices in Athens and the county.
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    Local history: Completing the Missionary Ridge Tunnel

    What had begun as Judge Seth Walker’s campaign promise to “unite the people of Hamilton County” by constructing tunnels through Stringer’s Ridge and Missionary Ridge hit a snag.
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    Local history: WDEF-TV went on the air 70 years ago - Chattanooga T...

    Like many Chattanoogans of a certain age, you may recall the purchase of your family’s first television set.
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    Local history: Chattanooga’s observatory becomes a reality - Chatta...

    Clarence T. Jones and his vision for Chattanooga’s own observatory gained regional and national support as the plans became public knowledge.
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    Local history: Before there was Brainerd Road, there was Bird’s Mil...

    Local history: Before there was Brainerd Road, there was Bird’s Mill Road
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    Local history: When Brock was appointed U.S. senator by Gov. Horton

    Students of Tennessee history almost always recognize the name, Cordell Hull, even if they cannot quite identify that he was a congressman, a U.S. senator, the longest-serving U.S. secretary of State and the father of the United Nations.
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    Local history: Development of the Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary

    On Thursday, April 30, 1945, the Robert Sparks Walker Audubon Society announced that it was developing the Walker Farm near Brainerd.
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    Local History: Thousands celebrate Cameron and Barr bakery’s grand ...

    J.B. Cameron and William Barr, Scottish immigrants, opened their first bakery in Chattanooga in 1887 and, with the combination of hard work, the use of quality ingredients and careful expansion using personal finances over the next 38 years, their 1925 Main Street facility was proclaimed "the most complete bakery in East Tennessee."
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    Local history: 1917 flood disaster in Chattanooga has positive outc...

    Chattanoogans learned in spring 1917 that major floods were not a thing of the past and that the high-water havoc of 1867, 1875 and 1886 would soon repeat itself.
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    Local history: The Chattanooga Little Theatre’s stellar beginnings

    An April 1926 edition of the Chattanooga News posed the question: "What is the Little Theater of Chattanooga?" and then answered its own query.
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    Local history: An art museum for Chattanooga

    Local history: An art museum for Chattanooga