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These are generally feature articles with bylines, sorted by date. Minor articles and articles without bylines are listed in clippings files (see Manuscripts and Special Collections). If the Notes column says "reference," then the contents may be useful for future reference, but I haven't made detailed notes on them for now. The ID column below has links to review notes.Review priority: yellow, high; white, neutral; green, see pre-pub notes; blue, complete.
| ID | Publication | Date | Article | Reviewed | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| tnt-1937-feb-20 | Tacoma News Tribune | February 20, 1937 | Judith Wales, "Slap On a Pair of Barrel Staves--Learn To Ski" | LDS, 11/20/2002 | Reference: Why ski, gear, where to go, history |
| tnt-1942-mar-29 | Tacoma News Tribune | March 29, 1942 | Stuart Welch, "Train New Fighting Force on Snowy Peak" | LDS, 2/19/2003 | 87th Mountain Infantry Regiment, Mt Rainier |
| tnt-1947-jan-5 | Tacoma News Tribune | January 5, 1947 | Howard Clifford, "Mt Rainier Biggest Magnet for N.W. Skiers" | LDS, 8/27/2004 | Ski area survey |
| tnt-1948-feb-17-8D | Tacoma News Tribune | February 17, 1948 | Howard Clifford, "Skiing a Multi-Million Dollar Business in Washington Today" | LDS, 8/27/2004 | Ski area survey |
| tnt-1954-sep-12-p3 | Tacoma News Tribune | September 12, 1954 | Ethelyn Miller Hartwich, "Mount Baker Area Year 'Round Playground" | LDS, 8/27/2004 | New chairlift |
| tnt-1983-jun-5-mag10 | Tacoma News Tribune (Magazine) | June 5, 1983 | Karen Goettling and N.L. Kirkland, "Skywalk" | LDS, 8/27/2004 | Partial ski orbit of Mt Rainier |
| tnt-1999-aug-12-B1 | Tacoma News Tribune | August 12, 1999 | Sandi Doughton, "Ski soldier got to know Rainier in peace and war" | LDS, 11/20/2002 | Reference: Duke Watson, Rainier centennial |
| tnt-2004-feb-12-E1 | Tacoma News Tribune | February 12, 2004 | Jeffrey P. Mayor, "Army's first mountain men" | LDS, 9/21/2005 | Reference: Recollections of Gordon Dick, Victor Ekland, and Hans Thopmson, largely about gear |
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