City solicitor G T Kincaid dies after twenty years of service
Twenty years ago city solicitor G T Kincaid died at the hospital yesterday morning. He had been a leading attorney in the area for two decades and was regarded as a valuable citizen. Shirley T Cady announced plans to open a laundry at 452 East Wayne Street, delivering promptly. Wallace W Hammond contracted typhoid fever this afternoon. his case is described as mild. The Corry Baking Company sold to Wagner Brothers of Mt Union Pa. output reported at 3800 loaves per day. Fire Chief Paulson investigated a suspected arson that destroyed the old Hazel barn on East Pleasant Street. Rev F M Rediger will arrive tomorrow to begin serving the Methodist church, coming from Albion. Many residents plan to travel to Waterford tomorrow for Washington's monument dedication. Misses Laura Dodd Ruth Thornton Beabe Hotchkiss and Dorothy Williams returned to NuBone Co Erie after a visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Baking Company
Wagner Brothers
Mt. Union
Wellejus
Laura Dodd
Ruth Thornton
Beabe Hotchkiss
Dorothy Williams
The
NuBone Co
Erie
Daily Quiz: Seven Questions From the Classified Page
A reader challenge titled Daily Quiz asks seven questions drawn from the Classified Page. It covers geography history and general knowledge with prompts like largest river in Palestine and the century of the Balkan Wars. Answers are to be found on the Classified Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Thomas R. Marshall
Eugene Babs
Fourth Philadelphia Vacancy as District Attorney Kelley Dies
Charles F. Kelley, Philadelphia district attorney since 1932, died leaving a fourth vacancy in the city’s official ranks. The long time Irish lawyer, famed for a theatrical courtroom style, presided over notable cases including the bizarre murder-for-insurance scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles F. Kelley
Kelley
Bizzare
Radio Schedule Highlights and Notable Programs Tonight
Tonight features NBC Red at 7 45 with Floyd Oflu discussing Little Business and Defense. NBC Blue airs Lindbergh from Fort Wayne at 9 30, and MBS carries Keefe on No Game For War at 11 15. Also on air are Lucille Manners Concert, Information Please, Lefty Gomes, The Doghouse, Aviation drama, Eddie Cantor, First Night, and Mel Allen on Football, plus CBS and other features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nbc-Red
Floyd B. Oflu
Nbc-Blue
Charles A. Lindbergh
Fort Wayne
Ind
America
Eddie Cantor
Hollywood
Mel Allen
NBC Blue
Cleveland
Morgan
Berle
Laughton
Mars
Earth
S. mi
Jim Ame
CBS
Theatre of Today
Benny Goodman
Corry Post Office Rates Displayed for Mail and Carriers
Rates for second class mail are listed for Corry Pennsylvania with pricing by mail and by carrier. Advertising rates are noted as available upon application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Forest fire arson reward approved for Clinton county case
George A Wirt announced the Department of Justice approved paying a reward to R V Barlek of Renuvo for evidence that led to the conviction of three youths for a forest fire set in Noyes township Clinton county on May 1 1941. The Department of Forests and Waters may offer rewards for evidence in arson cases to protect forest areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A Wirt
Department of Justice
R. V. Barlek
Renuvo
Noyes Township
Clinton County
Department of Forests and Waters
Commonwealth
Power rationing eyed for New England plants
The Federal Power Commission disclosed plans to ration electricity to industries across much of New England to address a power shortage and safeguard defense plants. Thomas R. Tate, head of the defense power unit, called the drought causing the stress “especially critical” in Maine and western Massachusetts with risk of wider spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renovo
New England
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Thomas R. Tate
Defense Power Unit
Maine
Massachusetts
Miners vote today on Lewis return demand in Pa
John L. Lewis urged end to strike and higher dues, a plea that drew silence in Hazleton fields. UMW chief asked locals to hold meetings today for a vote to return to work while picketing continued in District Nine to sway supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Hazleton
John L. Lewis
Pennsylvania
Garret Miller
United Mine Workers
UMW
Auto design and the future car concepts in 1940s era debate
An Esquire pitch on plastic bodies and transparent tops imagines sunlit interiors and rear engines to shed fumes, while a Detroit designer envisions a beetle shaped car with space gains and movable passenger seating. Critics warn about real world bumps and call for stronger fenders and side protection, amid broader notes on neutrality and freedom of the seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquire
Detroit
Sub-Contracts Boost War Production in Chicago District
Chicago Daily News reports extensive use of sub contracts in the Chicago Ordnance District. By coordinating with major firms and local authorities, about 1,908 small businesses supplied components for tanks guns and troop transport units, totaling nearly $75 million in contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Chicago Daily News
Chicago
OPM
Insana
Wiconsin
Towa
Nori
South
Dakota
Icic
Desire Défense
Sys- Nd
Moon near Earth via Mt Wilson telescope enlargement
The Mt Wilson telescope enlarges the Moon to reveal it within about 81 miles of Earth. The entry notes garnet derives from Latin due to its stone resemblance. It lists four US fish species yellowfin bluefin albacore and skipjack. Watches use jewels for bearings with 17 or more jewels high grade. Amber beads found in Stone Age caves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Wilson
Californ
Garnet
United States
Protruding Ears Surgery Discussed as Early Aid
The text notes children with protruding ears face ridicule and inferiority. It argues early surgical correction improves appearance and reduces social and psychological harm, with ear abnormalities usually present from birth. It also briefly mentions common grammatical errors and a note on snake fear in birds.
Roosevelt urged to press Russia on religious freedom
In Washington a Catholic leader urged President Roosevelt to directly influence Soviet Russia to grant full religious freedom, saying recent events show the hour has come for a decisive action. Reverend Edmund A. Walsh of Georgetown University called for a clear and public stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Asgoeaved
Washington
Roosevel
Soviet Russia
Edmund A. Walsh
Georgetown University
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. T. Kincaid
Kinegid
Shirley T. Cady
East
Wayne Street
Wallace W. Hammond
Mr. Hammond
Paulson
Bn East Pleasant Street
FM. Rediger
City
Methodist Church
Rediger
Albion
Waterford
Washington's
Phila
Dist
Atty, Kelley
Janus W. Wadsworth
New York
Americas
Hitler
Iit
Daly Doze
the Medical Society of the
State of
Usepol
FUTUR
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Defosit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
I OF
MTA
Pontiac
National Defense
Unisteak
Fisher Equality
Pima
Pontrice
W. W. Waterhouse
West Main St
Corry, Panna
EL Gaul
National Biscuit
Nabisco
National Biscuit Company
Youngsv
Fficars
Alumbus He Regulambus Sadie
Wasmal Cers
Pe Warre
Coats
Dresse Bown
SPORT
Holier
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!