New York Times, 1851 to 1980
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The New York Times website includes a search function for back issues for the period 1851 to 1980. A search for "Grimshaw" yielded 822 results, which are included on this webpage, along with 11 additional "hits" for other spellings of Grimshaw. The order of the results appears to be somewhat random, with a possible bias to decreasing relevance of the article to the search term. The New York Times website is at:
The articles comprise a vast resource for information on Grimshaw immigrants and their descendants in America as well as other Grimshaws throughout the world. Copies of the articles can be obtained in PDF format for an individual fee or for a reasonable "TimesSelect" monthly charge. Additions are being made to this webpage as the articles are explored on the Times website.
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| General Observations |
Robert Grimshaw wrote many letters to the Times; needs a webpage corollary to his
John Grimshaw, bankruptcy judge, had a lot articles. Needs his own webpage corollary to the Paterson, NJ Grimshaw webpage
| Grimshaw Entries |
GERRY PATTISON WED TO EX-PILOT; Bryn Mawr Alumna Bride of Thomas Barker Grimshaw in White Plains Ch... [PDF]
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., May 26 --The marriage of Miss Gerry Pattison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Allen Pattison, to Thomas Barker Grimshaw, son of Mrs. Ira L. Grimshaw of Clermont, Fla., formerly of Scarsdale, and the late Mr. Grimshaw, took place this a...
May 27, 1951 - - Article
LONG BEACH, L.I., Aug. 4. -- Sheriff De Mott of Nassau County has become convinced that William Charles Grimshaw, the moving picture operator, who shot his wife, Mrs. Eva Grimshaw, here on Wednesday night after she had refused to return to him, has escape...
August 5, 1911 - - Article
Dr. Robert Grimshaw, special lecturer in the New York University, said last night that he was well satisfied with the results he achieved earlier in the week in bringing down commodity prices in the vicinity of his home on Washington Heights....
August 22, 1920 - Article
John Grimshaw, retired silk manufacturer, died last night at his home here at the age of 90....
February 18, 1938 - - Article
MATAWAN, N.J., June 27. -- The congregation of the Morganville Methodist Church has had trouble with their young minister, the Rev. W. Grimshaw, and as a result he has been notified that his services are no longer needed....
June 28, 1898 - Article
Miss Grimshaw writes of the perilous adventure of gold-hunting in New Guinea as only one can do who has herself known the poisonous allurement of the tropics, and has braved the dangers of the African wilds. However remote from a reader's experience may b...
March 16, 1913 - Review
Miss Olive Winifred Grimshaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Grimshaw of this city, has set Jan. 30 as the date for her marriage to Robert Henry Schmelzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmelzer, also of Passaic....
January 17, 1937 - - Article
Miss Olive Winifred Grimshaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas Grimshaw of this city, was married this afternoon to Robert Henry Schmelzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmelzer, also of Passaic. The ceremony was performed in St. John's Episcopal Chu...
January 31, 1937 - - Article
THIS story of shipwreck and adventure on a South Sea island appears at a season when tropical islands seem more than usually attractive. And Beatrice Grimshaw can write with knowledge and lyrical appreciation of the soft charms of such a setting....
February 17, 1935 - Review
Dr. Robert Grimshaw, who has been teaching system and organization at New York University, and for twenty years was an efficiency engineer in Germany, charged the Navy League, the American Legion, and other organizations for military preparedness with lac...
December 31, 1915 - Article
TRENTON, N.J., Aug. 13. -- Major George F. Fleming of this city was elected State Commander of the American Legion here today to succeed John Grimshaw Jr. of Paterson....
August 14, 1927 - - Article
March 16, 1977 - Article
July 1, 1953 - Obituary
March 23, 1952 - - Marriage Announcement
February 21, 1965 - - Marriage Announcement
July 30, 1950 - Obituary
May 31, 1943 - - Marriage Announcement
September 4, 1960 - Article
May 9, 1971 - Article
September 8, 1946 - - Article
January 18, 1961 - Obituary
May 5, 1953 - Article
January 2, 1943 - - Obituary
January 11, 1939 - - Article
December 12, 1940 - - Article
November 29, 1936 - - Marriage Announcement
June 18, 1939 - - Article
November 3, 1942 - - Marriage Announcement
December 21, 1942 - - Marriage Announcement
September 12, 1920 - Article
July 10, 1942 - Article
November 13, 1927 - Review
December 12, 1936 - Obituary
March 6, 1927 - Review
September 12, 1926 - - Article
August 8, 1931 - - Article
BOSTON, Jan. 10. -- None too promptly has American fiction discovered that the Life Saving Service crews provide self-trained heroes who need not fear comparison with the State-trained soldier and sailor, and Miss Harriet T. Comstock's "Janet of the Dunes...
January 11, 1908 - - Review
February 4, 1923 - - Article
May 10, 1916 - - Letter
January 15, 1928 - - Letter
In answer to a recent communication by Mrs. Pinchot in THE TIMES, in which she quotes Professor Sargent against military training, I beg to offer the following letter from William Muldoon, benefactor and remaker of men who have become broken down mentally...
May 30, 1916 - - Letter
July 24, 1928 - - Letter
May 26, 1930 - - Letter
September 25, 1915 - - Letter
November 4, 1915 - - Letter
Assuming that it was necessary to bring 50,000 soldiers suddenly to Manhattan to resist an invading army, or quell a riot, where would we quarter them? In the great hotels for which the metropolis is world famous, or on the grass in the various parks? I q...
May 9, 1916 - - Letter
June 10, 1931 - - Letter
February 24, 1935 - - Letter
May 23, 1931 - - Letter
February 16, 1935 - - Letter
August 12, 1929 - - Letter
September 11, 1927 - - Letter
July 20, 1932 - - Letter
February 16, 1936 - - Letter
August 23, 1936 - - Editorial
July 27, 1919 - - Letter
June 22, 1916 - - Letter
June 29, 1916 - - Letter
February 26, 1934 - - Letter
June 3, 1916 - - Letter
July 28, 1932 - - Letter
June 18, 1940 - - Letter
June 9, 1916 - - Letter
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK TIMES: The letter entitled "The Unwritten Constitution" seems to me to reflect all too well the false motivations for voting that are continually held up before the American public....
August 3, 1938 - - Letter
February 26, 1930 - - Letter
December 12, 1915 - - Letter
February 6, 1915 - - Letter
July 18, 1915 - - Letter
August 6, 1934 - - Letter
January 29, 1931 - - Letter
September 8, 1935 - - Letter
November 12, 1935 - - Letter
May 26, 1935 - - Letter
May 5, 1909 - - Letter
June 6, 1916 - - Letter
August 16, 1936 - - Letter
May 7, 1933 - - Letter
January 6, 1916 - - Letter
March 28, 1916 - - Letter
May 14, 1933 - - Letter
November 8, 1914 - - Letter
April 29, 1916 - - Letter
April 15, 1928 - - Letter
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK TIMES: I read with interest the letter of my townsman Scoville Hamlin in quest of "an adequate measure of cost." It is quite right that unfair rates and unfair methods of competition inevitably lead to consideration of the co...
August 1, 1938 - - Letter
October 31, 1915 - - Letter
October 14, 1915 - - Letter
June 14, 1931 - - Letter
October 20, 1935 - - Letter
March 16, 1941 - - Letter
June 6, 1922 - - Letter
April 18, 1940 - - Letter
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., Jan. 13 --Mr. and Mrs. Hubert A. Pattison have announced the engagement of their daughter, Gerry, to Thomas Barker Grimshaw of San Francisco, son of Mrs. Ira L. Grimshaw of Claremont, Fla., formerly of Scarsdale, and the late Mr. Grims...
January 14, 1951 - - Article
GRIMSHAW, the Off Broadway producer, was sitting with his tax lawyer over marijuana and coffee at Downstairs at the Uptight, the Sardi's of St. Marks Place. Grimshaw, producer of "Zonked," listened intently as the lawyer detailed the profit figures of the...
January 18, 1970 - - Article
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 -- A second and more specific nation-wide survey on civilian consumer goods items which are in short supply will be made in March, Dr. Austin Grimshaw, who conducted the first civilian shortage census for the War Production Board's Off...
January 20, 1944 - - Article
RIDGEFIELD PARK, N. J., Oct. 6 -- Announcement was made today by lawyers for the Continental Paper Company here that Superior Court Judge John Grimshaw Jr. has granted an injunction restraining Local 299, United Paperworkers Union, CIO, from mass picketin...
October 7, 1949 - - Article
JERSEY CITY, N.J., Nov. 14-- John R. Longo, political foe of Mayor Frank Hague, was notified today by deputy New Jersey Attorney General John Grimshaw Jr....
November 15, 1945 - - Article
A smart little red-and-white cocker spaniel named Upsan Down's Colleen, owned by Mrs. Robert E. Grimshaw of Norwich, Conn., became dogdom's New Year's baby yesterday when she emerged as winner of the Futurity that always is an opening-day highlight of the...
January 4, 1970 - - Article
LONDON, Jan. 16 (Reuters) - The mystery of "Mister X," the anonymous British business man who is backing Filippo del Giudice, film producer, in his plan to boost British movies in the United States, has been solved. William Grimshaw Riley, close personal ...
January 17, 1948 - Article
PARAMUS, N.J., Feb. 3 -- An application for a temporary injunction against the Paramus Sunday Closing Law was denied today by Superior Court Judge John Grimshaw Jr....
February 4, 1961 - - Article
PATERSON, N. J., Feb. 23 (AP) -- Superior Court Judge John Grimshaw Jr. granted a temporary restraining order yesterday to prevent the International Long-shoremens Association from allegedly interfering with oil transportation in the New York Harbor area....
February 24, 1952 - Article
NEWARK, N.J., Dec. 5--A plan for the reorganization of the Reynolds Investing Company, Inc., an investment trust, for its orderly liquidation was filed here today in the Federal court by John Grimshaw, referee in bankruptcy in Jersey City....
December 6, 1939 - - Article
BOSTON, Mass., May 5. -- Dougherty's run scored in the fourth inning of to-day's game looked big enough to win until the seventh inning, when, with Collins on third, and Grimshaw on first, Ferris hit to deep left field for a home run. The drive was a beau...
May 6, 1905 - - Article
NEWARK, N.J., Dec. 18--Federal Judge Guy L. Fake approved today a report by John Grimshaw Jr., referee in bankruptcy, in which a plan was recommended for reorganization of the Reynolds Investing Company, Inc., an investment trust, for the purpose of order...
December 19, 1939 - - Article
PATERSON, N.J., Nov. 8. -- Approval of the original plan of the bondholders' protective committee for the reorganization of Botany Consolidated Mills, Inc., is recommended by John Grimshaw Jr., Federal Bankruptcy Referee, in a report which has been forwar...
November 9, 1936 - - Article
LONDON, Sept. 17 -- The woman killed in an airplane smash at Ivenghoc Friday was identified at the inquest today as Ethel Russell Armitage, English by birth and the wife of Russel Armitage, whose address is understood to be Maple Avenue, Dover, N.J. She w...
September 18, 1923 - - Article
A tall, dark man, dressed in black with a white slouch hat and a belt from which hang two tassels, has been worrying Supt. Grimshaw of Roosevelt Hospital....
October 12, 1905 - Article
As a protest against profiteering on retail sales of fruit, vegetables and fish, Dr. Robert Grimshaw, a special lecturer in New York University, suggested yesterday that "sandwich men" be posted at the doors of dealers, with placards ......
August 5, 1920 - Front Page
Buffalo began a series of four games with the Jersey City baseball club of the Eastern Leagrue yesterday, and although the visitors outbatted the local players the Jerseymen won the game through errors made by Grimshaw and Shaw of Buffalo....
May 16, 1902 - Article
In December last George Grimshaw was a witness for the defense in the suit of Fannie A. Devine against Thomas Devine for a limited divorce....
September 14, 1883 - Article
BOSTON, Aug. 5. -- Boston won to-day's game, 3 to 2, in twelve innings. Pruiett's lack of control did not count in the run getting. Boston saved the game by putting in Hoey and Grimshaw to bat for Criger and Pruiett and won in the twelfth by a batting ral...
August 6, 1907 - Article
BOSTON, June 18. -- Jack Thoney of the Toronto Club of the Eastern League has been obtained by the Boston Americans in exchange for First Baseman Grimshaw and Second Baseman Schlafly, the latter recently purchased from Washington. The New York Americans w...
June 19, 1907 - Article
"Grimshaw" has sent $2 to THE TIMES for Mrs. Landgraf, which was delivered to her last night....
July 9, 1886 - Article
I have in my possession a scrap heap of old books and among them is a history of England by William Grimshaw. It is written from the English standpoint and has been in use in academies and schools for the last sixty years. It has words of praise for Engli...
May 23, 1909 - - Letter
The barn and other buildings surrounding the residence of F.E. Grimshaw, at East Hampton, L.I., were destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The loss is $5,000, covered partially by insurance in the Suffolk County Mutual Company. Four valuable horses, twenty...
December 12, 1891 - Article
More than 33,000 soldiers passed through the Mackay-Roosevelt Hospital Unit, Base Hospital No, 15, during its operations in France, according to the report of Charles B. Grimshaw, Superintendent of Roosevelt Hospital, issued yesterday....
April 28, 1919 - Article
Petitions for allowances for fees and disbursements in connection with the reorganization of Botany Consolidated Mills, Inc., under the Federal Bankruptcy Act, will be heard at 2:30 P. M. on Monday in the County Court House in Paterson by Referee John Gri...
February 14, 1937 - - Article
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11. -- Consul General Mason of Berlin sends a report from Robert Grimshaw of Hanover, Germany, on the importance of securing patents on articles imported into Germany when such articles are patentable....
September 12, 1905 - - Article
PATERSON, N.J., Jan. 10. -- The meeting of silk manufacturers indorsed the action of the Silk Association in New-York this afternoon, and appointed John Grimshaw, Joseph Wadsworth, and Daniel J. Sheehan a committee to prepare and have signed a memorial to...
January 11, 1890 - Article
BOSTON, Mass., May 9. -- The Bostons wound up their series with the Greater New Yorks this afternoon with a victory, the score being 5 to 2. Powell and Tannehill were the opposing pitchers, and the game was lost by the visitors in the first inning, when B...
May 10, 1905 - - Article
Beatrice Grimshaw, author of "When the Red Gods Fail," is at present in New Guinea, where she is gathering material for a new book....
September 2, 1911 - Article
"Iron Man" McGinnity, the ex-Giant and present manager of the Newark team, leads the Eastern League batsmen with an average of .400. He has played In eight games. Fitzgerald of Providence and Grimshaw of Toronto have played In more games and are close beh...
May 15, 1910 - Article
James Grimshaw, the once famous lightweight jockey, has just died of earneer in Bohemia, and although he obtained considerable success both as a jockey and as a trainer in Austria and Germany, where he settled after leavlng England in 1870, he is reported...
January 6, 1889 - Article
Mrs. Georgine Thomson of this place has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Marjorie Grimshaw Thomson, to Harry Lee Barton Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Barton, also of Upper Montclair....
August 1, 1937 - - Article
Detective Wilson, of the Fourth Precinct, while on duty in Grand-street on Saturday evening, observed Mary Grimshaw. 65 years old, whose picture can be seen under No. 257 in the Rogues' Gallery, enter Ridley's store with the easy confidence of a woman who...
November 19, 1883 - Article
AMONG the books published yesterday by Doubleday, Page Co. are "Fiji and Its Possibilities," by Beatrice Grimshaw; "In High Places," a story of modern New York, by Dolores Bacon: "The Wonderful Adventures of Nils," by Selma Lagerlof; "With Juliet in Engla...
October 26, 1907 - Review
The police of a dozen cities are looking for a bogus " Lieut. Cox, U.S.N.," who is traveling about the country getting forged checks cashed, and causing trouble generally. The fellow, whose picture in the uniform of an officer of the navy, is in the hands...
June 9, 1908 - Article
John Grimshaw Wilkinson, blind botanist, on whom Leeds University conferred an honorary degree of Master of Science for his investigations of botanical flora, died today at Leeds at the age of 81....
March 2, 1937 - - Article
BOSTON, Mass., June 24. -- Wild throws by Chase and Dougherty, which allowed three runs to be scored, were the cause of the Greater New Yorks' defeat to-day by the champion Bostons by the score of 3 to 0. The tallies were made in this way: Stahl was hit b...
June 25, 1905 - - Article
ALTOONA, Pa., Jan. 14 (AP).-- One hundred passenger cars of the Pennsylvania Railroad will be reconditioned and streamlined in the company's shops here at a cost of $2,500,000, F.G. Grimshaw, manager, announced today. He said approximately $1,000,000 woul...
January 15, 1939 - Article
With Chesbro in the pitcher's box for seven innings and Griffith officiating in the other two, the Greater New Yorks scored a clever victory over the Bostons yesterday, the final tally being three runs to two. Not one of these runs was earned, Chesbro and...
May 4, 1905 - Article
The three lower classes of the Mercersburg Academy have elected officers as follows: Upper MiddlerPresident, Richard Greene of St. David, Pa.; secretary, Joseph L. Jamison of Greensburg, Pa., and historian, Frederick G. Grimshaw Jr. of Altoona, Pa. Lower ...
February 17, 1937 - - Article
The case of Grimshaw against Hutton, in which the plaintiff prayed the court to pronounce for the will of William Hutten, gentleman of Manchester, who died possessed of about $175,000 personality in September, 1870, was heard recently in an English court ...
July 22, 1877 - Article
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK TIMES: Architecture cannot make a great fair, but architects can break one. This aphorism is evoked by the knowledge that, from present indications, the forthcoming New York World's Fair appears to be "in the bornin' " of the...
February 25, 1938 - - Letter
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK TIMES: The failure of Congress to define "unfair methods of competition" has reduced the anti-trust laws to a question of 'judicial discretion. Instead of preventing detriment to public welfare, these laws "require the demons...
July 28, 1938 - - Letter
SANTA ANA, Calif., Feb. 7 (AP)-- An Orange County Superior Court jury has ordered the Ford Motor Company to pay $127.8 million in damages to a youth who suffered severe burns over 95 percent of his body when the gas tank of a 1972 Pinto exploded....
February 8, 1978 - Article
DETROIT--During 1977, the American automobile industry recalled more cars than it sold. Some 10.4 million passenger cars of various model years recalled, 9.3 million new cars sold....
March 12, 1978 - - Article
TORONTO, Sept. 28 Canada's new Conservative Government announced today that it was putting on sale eight major Government-owned corporations valued at more than $804 million....
September 29, 1979 - - Article
August 10, 1977 - - Article
OLATHE, Kan., Sept. 22 (AP)--An unemployed painter was charged today with six counts of first-degree murder for allegedly planting a bomb that shattered a house in this Kansas City suburb. The explosion killed his former wife and five members of her famil...
September 23, 1980 - Article
The marriage of Candace Lynn Krugman to Frederick William Beinecke 2d took place yesterday at Pleasantdale Farm in West Orange, N.J., Mayor Lawrence F. Kramer of Paterson, N.J., performed the ceremony....
October 3, 1976 - Article
ONE of the problems about English art in the 19th-century is that there is so much of it. Sometimes it seems as if there wasn't a man, woman or child in the whole country who wasn't scratching away with a pen or pencil and dabbing away with the brush....
June 16, 1978 - - Article
Bloomingdale's announced a changing of the guard last week--Lawrence Lachman, its 62-year-old chairman, will take early retirement to become a business consultant. Marvin S. Traub, 52, president since 1969, moved up to chairman and chief executive, while ...
February 12, 1978 - Article
March 15, 1978 - Obituary
To visit London a dozen different times is to see a dozen different cities, as if a spotlight were being moved from place to period. It is a city so infinitely rich in so many kinds of architecture that the eye cannot encompass them all. And so one sees t...
July 23, 1978 - - Article
March 15, 1978 - Obituary
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4--Californians rejected a proposal to slash income taxes by an overwhelming margin yesterday, but there were indications that the outcome was not a result of a change of heart by voters who avidly embraced a similar cut in property ta...
June 5, 1980 - - Article
January 2, 1977 - Article
Rosamond Bernier of New York, art critic and lecturer, and John Russell, an art critic for The New York Times, were married yesterday afternoon by Judge Penfield C. Mead of the New Canaan Probate Court at the home of Philip Johnson, the architect, in New ...
May 25, 1975 - Article
YELLOWKNIFE, N. W. T. -Three routes have been suggested for a railway to the mineral-rich Great Slave Lake region of the Northwest Territories, particularly to Pine Point on the south shore of the lake....
January 8, 1958 - - Article
TRENTON, N.J., Feb. 5 (AP)--When a manufacturer promotes a tie-in sale of two or more articles at reduced prices, he abandons fair trade minimum prices on the individual articles, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled today....
February 6, 1962 - Article
EDMONTON, Alberta The Mackenzis Highway, land route to Canada's Arctic, is not the Matterhorn, but it is a challenge. Although it is advertised as an all-weather, all-seasons route to Yellowknife, it is not. The mighty Mackenzie River sees to that....
August 9, 1970 - - Article
February 17, 1946 - Marriage Announcement
July 15, 1951 - Obituary
JERSEY CITY, N.J., May 12 -The Hudson County grand jury's investigation into the Jersey City Tax Department is directed at assessment practices that are alleged to be criminal and affect the financial position of the municipality, it became known today as...
May 13, 1944 - - Article
September 21, 1946 - Marriage Announcement
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 10-- Under a gray overcast sky a crowd of 15,000 in the Yale Bowl today saw a resurgent Brown eleven rise from a 7-0 deficit to triumph over Yale by 20--7....
November 11, 1945 - - Article
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 24--With a record of having beaten an Andy Kerr team only once in sixteen years, Rip Engle's Bruins blew one of its better chances to do it again today and had to settle for a 6-6 tie before 12,000 fans at Brown Field....
November 25, 1945 - - Article
IN Tiepolo the whole Renaissance tradition ended with a dazzling bang, fresh proof of which -- if further be needed -- will be found in the 135 Tiepolo drawings currently lent to the National Gallery of Art, Washington, from the Victoria and Albert Museum...
October 8, 1961 - - Article
May 18, 1960 - - Article
The Christmas spirit literally shines through the windows at Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, From 168th Street west of Broadway snow men, Christmas angels and hand-painted Santa Clauses look down from many of the center's 8,000 windows, just as they...
December 23, 1949 - Article
PROVIDENCE, R.I., Oct. 19-- An underdog Brown team, rated two to three touchdowns weaker by many experts, upset the favored Dartmouth Indians, 20 to 13, in a spine-tingling game before 20,000 fans this afternoon....
October 20, 1946 - - Article
In a rough, ragged basketball contest that saw both teams commit a total of fifty-three fouls, Columbia crushed Brown, 65 to 50, on the Morningside Heights court last night....
March 3, 1946 - Article
PATERSON, N. J., April 6 (AP) -- A blind man who said he was 107 years old pleaded from a wheelchair today for the home in which he says he has lived for seventy-five years....
April 7, 1949 - Article
February 20, 1949 - - Obituary
January 8, 1947 - Marriage Announcement
September 23, 1964 - Obituary
April 14, 1947 - Obituary
May 30, 1969 - - Article
January 24, 1954 - - Marriage Announcement
EDMONTON, Alberta -- Trucking might beat the railways to the base metals awaiting development at Pine Point on the south shore of Great Slave Lake in Canada's Northwest Territories....
January 11, 1961 - - Article
September 23, 1970 - Obituary
August 3, 1951 - Article
PRINCETON, N.J., Dec. 30 -- The Columbia chess team remained undefeated, taking its fifth and sixth round matches today to win the national intercollegiate team championship....
December 31, 1960 - - Article
May 28, 1968 - Obituary
May 9, 1954 - - Marriage Announcement
September 24, 1964 - Obituary
July 14, 1963 - - Article
September 28, 1962 - Article
WHEN Roosevelt Hospital opened 'almost ninety years ago, a massive thing of red brick with a soaring steeple in West Fifty-ninth Street between Ninth and Tenth Avenues, it was generally described as the most advanced hospital structure in the world....
January 27, 1958 - - Article
November 7, 1950 - - Article
April 20, 1952 - - Marriage Announcement
HAY RIVER, Northwest Territories, Aug. 23 -- This little community of 800 persons is the only one in the vast Northwest Territories that is connected by highway with the provinces of Canada, 675 miles away....
August 25, 1955 - - Article
PROVIDENCE, R.I., Nov. 3 (U.P.) --Thrice-beaten Brown found a winning combination today in Al Lisi's airmail arm and Ed Netski's special delivery legs to defeat Coast Guard, 33 to 6, in a ragged but thrilling exhibition of power....
November 4, 1945 - Article
The American Assembly, organized by Columbia University to promote objective public discussions of the major problems that confront the nation, will open formally this evening....
May 21, 1951 - - Article
October 28, 1962 - Article
June 14, 1962 - Article
July 23, 1944 - - Marriage Announcement
March 2, 1944 - Article
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 -- Census enumerators will start knocking at the doors of 7,000 American households next week to obtain a scientific sampling of civilian shortages in 115 types of goods and services as experienced in every geographic area, every income...
November 4, 1943 - - Article
October 11, 1943 - - Obituary
October 29, 1943 - - Article
January 17, 1961 - Obituary
The Women's Committee of the Greater New York Councils of the Boy Scouts of America has arranged for a group exhibition and sale of paintings at the Geminaire Gallery, 700 Madison Avenue, Nov. 13 through Nov. 18....
October 29, 1961 - Article
AT least twenty-one states in the western half of the United States and two provinces in Canada will be the scene of rodeos this summer. In all, more than 300 rodeos are scheduled between mid-June and the end of October....
June 4, 1961 - - Article
October 11, 1960 - - Obituary
June 15, 1948 - - Marriage Announcement
December 26, 1944 - Obituary
December 23, 1974 - Article
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 16-- Without extending themselves, the Cantabs of Harvard blanked Brown, 28 to 0, today, before a crowd of 20,000 in Harvard Stadium....
November 17, 1946 - - Article
WORCESTER, Mass., Nov. 2-- After losing three in a row Holy Cross got back on the winning side today by defeating Brown, 21 to 19. A crowd of 15,000 saw a thrilling game, which was not settied until the closing minutes....
November 3, 1946 - - Article
October 2, 1946 - Obituary
November 26, 1957 - Article
October 27, 1957 - Article
October 1, 1953 - Obituary
December 22, 1957 - Article
James A. Brewer, treasurer of the Advertising Club of New York for eighteen years and a founder of the Brewer-Cantelmo Company, Inc., died Tuesday at his home near Tucson, Ariz., after a long illness. His age was 70. The concern manufactures sales portfol...
March 7, 1957 - - Article
Fellowships amounting to $395,000 were announced yesterday by the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation in its twenty-fifth annual series of fellowship awards to scholars and artists....
April 11, 1949 - Article
December 16, 1963 - Article
PATERSON, N.J., Jan. 20 -- The Textile Workers Union of America, CIO, was enjoined today from taking control of the affairs of Lodi Local 1983, Federation of Dyers, Finishers, Printers and Bleachers of America, thus adding another chapter to a series of s...
January 21, 1948 - - Article
September 5, 1950 - Obituary
August 21, 1959 - Obituary
ON St. Thomas, in the Virgin Islands, Charlotte Amalie will stage its carnival this year from April 20 to 25. The colorful festivities will feature calypso singing contests, steel bands parading through the streets, the selection of a carnival queen, boat...View free preview
March 22, 1959 - Article
November 4, 1947 - Obituary
July 17, 1954 - Obituary
Albert G. Andrews, an actor for 82 of his 93 years, died Sunday night in St. Vincent's Hospital. He made his first stage appearance as a child with Fanny Sterling in "Masks and Faces" in 1862 and his final appearance with Eva Le Gallienne in "The Cherry O...
November 28, 1950 - Article
Some 300 persons will dine in the Cotillion Room at the Pierre on April 17 before "Music for a Spring Evening," a concert by Roger Williams, the pianist, and his company at Philharmonic Hall. The New York City Mission Society has taken over the whole room...
April 3, 1964 - Article
PRESCOTT, Ariz., was 24 years old on July 4, 1888, when its residents staged what is believed to have been the first organized rodeo with prizes. This year, Prescott is celebrating its centennial, and once again it will be the scene of a rodeo, this one a...
June 14, 1964 - - Article
April 14, 1947 - Obituary
Audley Brindley, the high scorer from Dartmouth, is slated to make his debut with the New York Knickerbockers tonight against the Providence Steamrollers at the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory. This Basketball Association of America contest will be preceded b...
February 19, 1947 - Article
October 5, 1972 - Obituary
TRENTON -- Teen-agers, often said to be better at breaking things than making them, will take over the State Cultural Center here to demonstrate their creative side, on canvas and stage, in song and dance, or by any other means of artistic expression they...View free preview
April 16, 1972 - - Article
PHILADELPHIA, May 17 (AP) -Six Philadelphia locals of the Textile Workers, C.I.O., representing some 9,000-members, voted today to quit the Congress of Industrial Organizations and join the rival United Textile Workers of the American Federation of Labor....View free preview
May 18, 1952 - Article
May 10, 1952 - Article
THE first organized rodeo at which prizes were awarded took place in Pecos, Tex., on July 4, 1883. Since that time, the rough-riding contests have become a major American pastime, one that attracts thousands of spectators every year....View free preview
June 18, 1967 - - Article
January 4, 1948 - Obituary
SAN JUAN, P.R., July 29 -- The number of players with clean 4-0 scores in the United States Open Championship at the University of Puerto Rico was reduced to six after completion of the fourth round here today....View free preview
July 30, 1965 - - Article
SOUTH BEND, Ind., March 27 -- Roy Wilkins warned today that "unrest which at any point could become destructive street action" was the alternative to a faster pace for achieving racial justice....View free preview
March 28, 1965 - - Article
YELLOWKNIFE, Northwest Territories -- The big river and lake country here in northwest Canada has challenged travelers since the voyage of Alexander Mackenzie, the Scottish explorer, in 1789....View free preview
August 29, 1965 - - Article
ANNAPOLIS, Md., June 5 -- Secretary of the Navy Paul H. Nitze will be the commencement speaker here at graduation exercises of the United States Naval Academy Wednesday at 11 A.M....View free preview
June 6, 1965 - - Article
TRENTON, Dec. 17--The Sunday sale of automobiles in New Jersey was outlawed today by a State Supreme Court ruling....View free preview
December 18, 1956 - - Article
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April 26, 1966 - Article
November 19, 1948 - Obituary
PATERSON, N.J., Aug. 25 -"Strangers" who pursue the piscatorial art in Upper Greenwood Lake at West Milford, N.J., are adding insult to injury by taking fish placed in the lake by the Anglers Club, an auxiliary of the Upper Greenwood Lake Property Owners ...View free preview
August 26, 1948 - - Article
April 14, 1948 - Obituary
A GOOD deal of interest was shown in the British press recently as to why I was entering the film industry as the financial backer of my friend, Filippo del Giudice of Pilgrim Pictures, Ltd. Interest was possibly the greater because, as an industrialist i...View free preview
February 22, 1948 - Article
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 (AP) -- The Federal Housing Administration, calling the case a major test, said today it would battle in a New Jersey court to unseat the directors of a Fort Lee apartment project. The administration has charged that the directors mad...View free preview
September 22, 1954 - Article
RIDGEWOOD, N. J., May 21 -- Former Representative J. Parnell Thomas announced today the shutting down of his four weekly Bergen County newspapers because of financial difficulties....View free preview
May 22, 1954 - - Article
It was a hot, muggy night in August and racial tensions in Philadelphia had been running high. The mob began milling around early in the evening, rapidly swelling to several hundred men and boys. Alerted, the Mayor rushed to the scene to avert a disaster ...View free preview
September 11, 1964 - - Article
GRAND Master Pal Benko of New York won the recent Canadian Open chess championship at Scarborough, Ont., by finishing with a score of 8 1/2 -- 1 1/2 in this 10-round Swiss system....View free preview
September 6, 1964 - - Article
August 5, 1943 - Obituary
Brown University's basketball team came through with a 66-61 overtime victory over City College on the Beavers' court last night. Trailing at the half by 26 to 23, and behind by nine points at one time during the second half, the visitors spurted to take ...View free preview
December 19, 1943 - - Article
November 18, 1948 - Obituary
November 27, 1944 - Article
December 25, 1944 - Article
November 30, 1945 - - Article
A highly favored Columbia football team, riding high on a victory skein that has extended through its first four contests, will throw its youthful but slippery winged-T operatives against the T-formation of an in-and-out Brown eleven today at Baker Field....View free preview
October 27, 1945 - Article
ALBANY, Dec. 4--The State Board of Law Examiners, composed of John Kirkland Clark of New York, Philip J. Wickser of Buffalo and John T. DeGraff of Albany, announced today that of the 327 applicants examined Oct. 24 and 25 only 135 were success...View free preview
December 5, 1945 - - Article
October 6, 1971 - Obituary
The Cott Beverage Corporation is going after the cola market, now dominated by Cocoa-Cola and Pepsi-Cola, with a new contender....View free preview
August 25, 1961 - - Article
YELLOWKNIFE, N.W.T. -- While work on a road between this Northwest Territories city and the "outside" continued slowly last year, transportation remains the area's chief problem....View free preview
January 13, 1960 - - Article
November 28, 1946 - Article
December 27, 1946 - Article
The New York City Mission Society's Good Neighbor Church and Community Center at 115 East 106th Street will benefit from an Open House Tea, to be held at the center on Dec. 1. Mrs. Ogden E. Edwards and Mrs. Reginald L. Murphey are co-chairmen for the even...View free preview
August 7, 1960 - Article
PRINCETON, N.J., Dec. 27 -- The two top-ranked teams won their first-round matches today in the national collegiate chess championships....View free preview
December 28, 1960 - - Article
December 19, 1946 - Obituary
March 12, 1957 - Obituary
April 19, 1953 - Marriage Announcement
PATERSON, N.J., April 25-- Litigation that would have deprived a former Lyndhurst volunteer fireman of his home because he killed a man in an accident four years ago while driving a fire truck, was resolved today in favor of the fireman....View free preview
April 26, 1951 - - Article
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May 9, 1951 - Article
An Army general and a colonel charged in a nationwide television broadcast last night that a "hoax" had been perpetreated by retired Lieut. Col. Anthony B. Herbert, a highly decorated veteran of the Korean and Vietnam wars, in his contention that he was r...View free preview
February 5, 1973 - - Article
The Textile Workers Union of America, C.I.O., already on strike against 160 woolen and worsted mills, alerted 200,000 cotton and rayon workers yesterday to the possibility of a walkout on March 15....View free preview
February 21, 1951 - - Article
An 11-month-old puppy named Danroyce Newsworthy, "Scoop" for short, lived up to his name by becoming the first major dog show winner of the year in this area at the Hotel Roosevelt yesterday....View free preview
January 8, 1967 - - Article
Mrs. Ogden E. Edwards, benefit committee chairman, has announced that the annual luncheon and fashion show of the Fifth Avenue Fellowship of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church will take place in the ballroom of the Biltmore on Feb. 7....View free preview
January 9, 1959 - Article
June 12, 1959 - Article
The New York and the American Stock Exchanges reported yesterday the changes carried below in the shareholdings of officers, directors and controlling stockholders of listed companies....View free preview
April 8, 1965 - Article
June 5, 1950 - Article
PROVIDENCE, R.I., Jan. 8 -- City College tonight gained revenge for a 66-61 early season defeat by Brown, downing the Bruins, 62 -- 51. Sid Trubowitz, the Beaver sharpshooter, made 19 points to lead the attack....View free preview
January 9, 1944 - - Article
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 13 (UP) -- Form prevailed right down the line in the first round of men's singles play of the Pacific Southwest tournament at the Los Angeles Tennis Club today but some of the favorites had to go all out to hurdle supposedly easy opposi...View free preview
September 14, 1952 - Article
January 3, 1948 - Obituary
The Benevolence Fund of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Fellowship will be augmented by the proceeds from a tea to be held on the afternoon of April 6 in the Della Robbia Room of the Manger Vanderbilt Hotel. Mrs. Claude Douthit will act as hostess at...View free preview
March 29, 1956 - - Article
June 24, 1954 - Article
Van Alystyne, Noel Co., member of the New York Stock Exchange, announced yesterday that E.N. Carson has been made manager of its municipal department....View free preview
July 4, 1951 - Article
April 20, 1944 - Article
May 26, 1949 - Article
July 20, 1963 - Obituary
January 3, 1948 - - Obituary
Long hailed for its lightness, grace, strength and economy, the geodesic dome is, thanks in part to a Colorado commune, finally making it as housing....View free preview
November 17, 1971 - - Article
LARCHMONT, N.Y., Sept. 24 -- The largest fleet ever to sail in a post-season Long Island Sound regatta, 127 boats, competed today in the fourth event of the fall series conducted by the Larchmont Yacht Club....View free preview
September 25, 1961 - - Article
Destruction of independent tire dealers by major companies seeking monopolies in retail outlets "would be another step in the march of collectivism in the United States," Senator James E. Murray, Democrat from Montana, declared yesterday....View free preview
October 13, 1943 - Article
HACKENSACK, N.J., Nov. 3 -- Time, Inc., was granted an interlocutory injunction today preventing State Senator Anthony J. Grossi, Democrat of Passaic County, from using a pamphlet that resembles Time magazine in his campaign for re-election....View free preview
November 4, 1961 - - Article
SALEM, Mass. -- The birthplace here of Nathaniel Hawthorne, described by Carl Van Doren, the critic, as "the consummate flower" of New England's romancers, now has literally joined Salem's most famous dwelling, "The House of the Seven Gables," to make a d...View free preview
August 20, 1961 - - Article
December 22, 1961 - Article
The local premiere of the film, "The Young Savages," will be held as a benefit for the New York City Mission Society. The event will take place the evening of May 23 at the Murray Hill Theatre....View free preview
May 7, 1961 - Article
May 13, 1951 - Article
November 23, 1966 - Article
April 23, 1970 - Obituary
December 11, 1966 - Article
PROVIDENCE, R.I., Oct. 15-- Anyone who scoffs at the thought that a head football coach has worries should have been at Aldrich Field this evening, when the ......View free preview
October 16, 1946 - - Article
"Please let me have a picture of my baby, so I can always remember how he looked," begged Gordon's 21-yearold mother when she gave him to the agency a month ago. Everybody who has seen 5-month-old Gordon understands his mother's sadness, for he is an appe...View free preview
December 25, 1946 - Article
CLEVELAND, Aug. 16-- Bobby Fischer, 14 years old, a student at Erasmus Hall High in Brooklyn, tonight won the annual tournament for the open championship of the United States Chess Federation at the Manger Hotel....View free preview
August 17, 1957 - - Article
CLEVELAND, Aug. 6--Arthur B. Bisguier of New York, champion of the Manhattan Chess Club, made a auspicious start in defense of his national open championship in the annual...View free preview
August 7, 1957 - - Article
THOSE cowboys who earn money the hard way that is, by bustin' broncs at rodeos will vie for thousands of dollars in prizes at contests to be held in some 30 states this summer. Although an overwhelming majority of the rodeos will be staged in Western stat...View free preview
June 19, 1966 - Article
July 24, 1966 - Article
THE rodeo schedule seems to grow larger every year, and the one for the weeks ahead is no exception. At last count, about 325 rodeos are on tap this spring and summer in the United States and Canada, among them the following:...View free preview
June 16, 1968 - - Article
TRENTON, Nov. 19 (AP) -- Republican party organizations in Essex, Mercer, Camden, Middlesex and Passaic Counties obtained today court orders for recounts of the Presidential election Nov. 8....View free preview
November 20, 1960 - Article
November 21, 1947 - Marriage Announcement
July 12, 1947 - Article
The 11th annual New England All-Star game to benefit the college basketball Hall of Fame will be played at Assumption College in Worcester, Mass., on March 27....View free preview
March 13, 1966 - Article
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May 30, 1969 - - Article
MAMARONECK, N.Y., June 3 -- Howard McMichael's Kangaroo jumped so far ahead of the field in the International Class race today that she won by a half-mile in the Yacht Racing Association of Long Island Sound regatta conducted by the Beach Point Yacht Club...
June 4, 1961 - - Article
Leading throughout, the Franklin School quintet closed its basketball season by defeating the Loyola School five, 26 to 20, in the Central Jewish Institute gymnasium yesterday. At half time Franklin was in front, 15 to 9. Franklin won eight games and lost...
February 27, 1930 - Article
DENNISON, Texas, Dec. 25.--This morning, when Train No. 507 on the Missouri Pacific, south-bound, pulled out of Atoka, Indian Territory, two men boarded the engine, covered Engineer Ragland and his fireman with their guns, and ordered them to go on and st...
December 26, 1887 - Article
Easter will be spent on the ocean by a host of travelers who are sailing today on twelve liners for Europe, West ndian and South American ports. Two ships, bound to Bermuda, have decorated all of the cabins with lilies for the occasion....
April 11, 1925 - Article
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November 14, 1972 - Article
WASHINGTON, April 13 -America as a rigidly structured and stratified society is the subject of Donald Driver's comedy, "Status Quo Vadis," which opened last night at the Arena Stage after an extended seven-month engagement at Chicago's Ivanhoe Theater....
April 14, 1972 - - Article
August 5, 1943 - Obituary
Donald Driver, the author and director of "Status Quo Vadis," which opened at the Brooks Atkinson Theater last light, is much obsessed with class in American society. In this way he may be making a valid sociological point, but it does not necessarily lea...
February 19, 1973 - - Article
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