Kentucky pilot flew WWII bomber like ones for Thunder over Louisville
B-17 gunner Bill Hack survived a storm of flak, relentless fighter attacks and an out-of-control plunge earthward from at least 22,500 feet
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B-17 gunner Bill Hack survived a storm of flak, relentless fighter attacks and an out-of-control plunge earthward from at least 22,500 feet
Reflections: Aprils of the past By Evelyn Long - Contributing Columnist Reading through some of the old newspapers I have in my possession I want to share some of the more interesting stories. For instance, in the April 18, 1901 edition of the Morrow County Independent, there is a front page story head lined “Two Fires in One Day.” The first was from a small blaze in the roof of the Sipe building on east Main street. Please note, the spelling in those days- the only word capitalized was the name of the street, “Main,” while east and street were not. The first alarm was from a small bl...