First Globe Story on Sloop Reach, 1898
A fragment notes the first globe story on a single sloop voyage in 1898. The terse item marks a maritime milestone with limited readable context.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1940
Page
3
A fragment notes the first globe story on a single sloop voyage in 1898. The terse item marks a maritime milestone with limited readable context.
The city will purchase terrace gardens at 20th and State streets for the Naval Armory at 25000. An agreement drafted by City Solicitor Ed M Murphy and approved by the city council provides a mortgage with 190 in annual interest and principal, 40 in annual rent from the U S department, and 900 in net support to cover maintenance while the hall serves naval purposes. The city will own the building after several years and expects the navy to cover most charges during use.
Mrs John Knoll of Merbor Creek narrowly avoided a collision on East Lake road at the Lakeside cemetery entrance when her car struck another driven by John Hiri of 129 East Sixth Street. Police were notified Thursday. A second incident Tuesday near Mission on Parade streets left Ervin Lance uninjured in a separate car mishap at 11th Street.
An army officer announced extensive August maneuvers from August 3 to 31 using existing arms and equipment. Plans include a limited tank contingent and air forces with reserve plane activity. National Guard divisions 26th 28th 43rd and 4th plus First Division will train at Plattevar and Watertown with August games in Wisconsin Louisiana Minnesota and Washington. Maj General William N Haskell said a usual 10 day training period for the National Guard will extend to 28 days. Dial 38 034 for a classified ad to sell your used car.
East west U S 6 Roosevelt Highway shown on the map folds from Boston to Los Angeles. Travel at home rises as foreign travel slows. The Highway Association offers a free four color map folder detailing coast to coast views with offices in Des Moines Iowa and Scranton Pennsylvania.
Babson argues that Britain’s fate hinges on the English will and spirit, not just German military might. He notes multiple dictators in conquered nations and warns subdictators may fight among themselves. He urges the United States to mobilize defense, proposing fifty thousand military planes and four million cars annually to arm North and South America.
County education leaders and educators in Erie County pursued a dual focus on defense and character. The piece notes PhD degrees awarded to Willis Pratt and C Herman Grose from the University of Pittsburgh, and references von Richtofen and Grand Canyon ruins as contextual items within a broad newspaper page.
United Press report from Harrisburg details Pennsylvania officials led by State Motor Police Commissioner Lynn G. Adams launching a broad pedestrian safety education program in public schools. He notes over 60 percent of yearly motor fatalities involve workers and aims for long term changes with classes next semester and civic backed promotions.
Karl Deighton 6B fell into an 85-foot well while cleaning a farm well on the western outskirts of Erie. Resuscitation lasted an hour before he was rushed to a hospital, where he died shortly after. His wife told firemen and the crew aided him with artificial respiration.
Edinboro resident William Warner, son of Mr and Mrs Harvey D and Mary Warner, performed in Cole Bros Circus triple bar tumbling on Thursday. He joined three months ago and worked Ring No 1 left side of the tent despite recent injuries. Warner learned tumbling at the Erie YMCA and was greeted by his parents at the afternoon show. In the night show he met City Patrolman Charles Pancerey, who had trained with his father at the Jacoy Heller Co where his father works as a salesman.
James J. Frawley appointed superintendent of the Erie division of the New York Central Railroad effective today, succeeding J. R. Todd who resigns due to poor health after 43 years with the company. Todd had led the division since June 1, 1925. Frawley, with long service as assistant superintendent, will be replaced locally by E. G. Wright of Cleveland.
Requiem held at St Thomas church for Mrs Frank Ruff of 86 Worth Street after a weeks illness. Rev Francis J Graves officiated with St Thomas Church music. Interment followed in the crypt at St Thomas. Bearers included Costello Goring and Wilkins among others from out of town attendees listed.
Three people were rescued from a Kane residence when a Thursday night fire damaged the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Johnson and Miss Rosella Rant. Neighbors alerted occupants and phone-in alarms followed as the second floor occupants, including seven-year-old twins and a caregiver, escaped in night attire. Fire investigators suspect wiring as the cause. no serious injuries reported.
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