In 1967, an apartment complex called International Village ( located at the intersection of Meacham and Algonquin Roads ) was built as Schaumburg's first residential area not entirely occupied by single-family homes.

According to the archeologist William Meacham, it was only after the late Shang dynasty that one can speak of " Chinese ," " Chinese culture ," or " Chinese civilization.

The Meacham Lake Hotel was a popular tourist resort until it closed in 1921.

Fort Worth transferred its commercial flights from Meacham Field to the new airport in 1953, which was just now from Dallas Love Field.

Meacham Field was the primary runway for Key West.

Meacham was from Oregon, and knew Captain Jack and the Modoc.

Accompanied by John Fairchild and Judge Roseborough, with Frank and Toby Riddle serving as interpreters, Meacham met Captain Jack at the peace tent ; it was erected about one mile east of Gillem's Camp.

When the jingle became a full song in the ' 90s, its music was written by Annie Meacham and James Poulsen.

This process of utilizing a thalweg to slow stream bed erosion was used in Meacham Creek, Umatilla, Oregon ( 1990 ).

Toby Riddle was there and saved Alfred B. Meacham from being scalped and killed.

Meacham said that Wi-ne-ma was popular with audiences, as she had worked for peace between the peoples.

She even makes remarriage plans with one of her neighbors, Orin Meacham ( Pullman ), who despite his own hardships ( such as a wooden foot, which he wears to replace one that was lost in the war ) has been helping her and her young son with the farmwork.

Jack also points out that Orin Meacham was another of those men, and that this is all a set-up to try to rob the new black farmers of the land they have bought.

* The Southern Air Transport terminal at Fort Worth Meacham International Airport, now Atlantic Aviation, was dedicated to Amon Carter in 1933.

Among her work to achieve a professional production, I See Myself as This Young Girl, an exploration of a mother-daughter relationship, was directed by Michael Meacham at the close theatre Club, Glasgow, in 1967.

Influenced by artists such as Reel Big Fish, Michael Jackson and Oingo Boingo, the band was formed in 1998 as The No Tones, consisting of vocalist Tim Maurer, guitarist Brent Feige, bassist Justin Meacham, drummer Jimmy Sullivan, trumpet players Vince Walker and Aaron Bertram, and trombonists Ryan Dallas Cook and Brian Robertson.

A few months later, bassist Justin Meacham left the band as well and was soon replaced by former lead vocalist Tim Maurer's brother, Chris Maurer.

The band's original bassist, Justin Meacham, left the band in 2000 to form Avenged Sevenfold and was replaced by Chris Maurer, the younger brother of former lead vocalist Tim Maurer.

KAPL then appealed higher to the U. S. Supreme Court and while its petition was pending, the related case of Smith v. City of Jackson ( Docket 03-1160 ) caused the Court in to vacate the judgment in favor of the defendants ( Meacham II ).

The case was remanded to the 2nd Circuit Court where the original judgment was finally reinstated in 2009 ( Meacham III ).

Wendy Wood ( born Gwendoline Emily Meacham ) ( 1892-June 1981 ) was a well-known campaigner for Scottish independence and founder of the Scottish Patriots.

Her birth name was Gwendoline Meacham.

With his Astros holding the worst record in the majors, Mills was fired on August 18, 2012 along with hitting coach Mike Barnett and first base coach Bobby Meacham.

Alfred Benjamin Meacham ( 1826 – 1882 ) was an American Methodist minister, reformer, author and historian, who served as the U. S. Superintendent of Indian Affairs for Oregon ( 1869 – 1872 ).

* Fort Worth Meacham International Airport

Fort Worth declined the offer, and thus the two cities opened their own airports, Love Field and Meacham Field.

Continuing to the northeast, a junction with U. S. Highway 287 Business provides access to Fort Worth Meacham International Airport.

Mesa started an independent hub providing CRJ service from Fort Worth Meacham to Houston, San Antonio, Austin, Colorado Springs, and from Colorado Springs to Nashville.

In his 1926 sermon series " Rum and Romanism ," Norris attacked H. C. Meacham, the mayor of Fort Worth, accusing him of misappropriating funds for Catholic causes.

** IATA code for Fort Worth Meacham International Airport

Fort Worth Meacham International Airport ( commonly referred to as Meacham Field ) is an airport in Fort Worth, Texas.

Meacham Field was purchased by the city of Fort Worth on July 3, 1925, named Fort Worth Municipal Airport.

It was renamed in 1985 to Fort Worth Meacham Airport, and in 1995 to Fort Worth Meacham International Airport.

The Civil Air Patrol operates two squadrons at Meacham, the Fort Worth Senior Squadron, and the Phoenix Composite Squadron.

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The January 1953 OAG shows 50 weekday airline departures from Meacham, 33 of which headed for Dallas.

Intrigued, Meacham is picked up the next day at the airport by an unmanned, computer-controlled Douglas DC-3 aircraft with no windows.

In 1927, the airport was renamed Meacham Field.

On April 5, Captain Jack requested a meeting with Meacham.

After Meacham returned to camp, he sent a message to Captain Jack, asking that he meet the commission at the peace tent on April 8.

On April 11, General Canby, Alfred B. Meacham, Rev.