March 6, 1974
Kentucky Railway Museum To Receive John Hundley’s Valuable Collection Over Speed Museum Louisville Police Uniforms To Be Changed To All Blue
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March 6, 1924
10 Days Left To File Income Tax Returns Shooting at a Shelbyville Farm Dance Over Crap Game; Near Scott’s Station
March 5, 1999
Kentucky Students Score Well On National Reading Test Louisville Blas at New Law Forcing Seized Guns To Be Auctioned
March 5, 1974
Heath Quits; Queen Elizabeth Names Wilson as Prime Minister Medication that Caused Dancer’s Image 1968 Kentucky Derby is Now Legal; Bute
March 5, 1924
Lexington Bank Teller, 22, Arrested for Stealing $3,700 Joe Bennett Black-Face Comedian Tonight at B.F. Keith’s National
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
On March 5, 1789, James Bray, Lexington’s 1st tavern keeper, announced his retirement and asked, “Will all those who owe me please settle with Mr.… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
March 4, 1999
Ex Calumet Farm Chief Arrested U of L Scientist Will Try To Cure Sickle Cell
March 4, 1974
Worst Air Crash In History Kills 345 On Jet Near Paris Lawyers Fight Frankfort’s No-Fault Insurance Legislation
March 4, 1924
30 Days of Official Mourning for President Wilson Ends Frankfort Adds A 2 Cent Gasoline Tax; Wil Net State $1,400,000
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March 4, 1780, Captain Abraham Lincoln received a land grant for his service in the Revolutionary War along the Green River in what is now… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY