Physical Description: 1. "Helen Richey Soars to 18,000", Pittsburgh Press, Volume 52, No 319, 10 May 1936.
2. "Girl Flyer sets Altitude Record," The Sunday Star, Washington DC, 10 May 19363. "Helen Richey Sets Mark", Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph,
Vol 18, No 99, 10 May 1936.
4. "Helen Richey In Air to Get Two World Altitude Records", The Daily News, 9 May 1936.
5. "Pittsburgh Girl Sets New World's Altitude Record", Pittsburgh Press, 11May1936.
6. "First Woman to Fly Mails", The Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia, 22 July 1935.
7. "Helen Richey Grounded by Sex", 7 Nov 1935.
8. "First Woman Flier is Named Co-Pilot of Mail Transport", Washington Herald, 30 Dec 1934.
9. "Feminists Join Amelia Earhart In Championing Girl Pilot [Helen Richey], but Women Flyers Admit Transports to Hard", San
Antonio Express, No 312, 8 Nov 1935.
10. "Children Visit Airport as Post-Gazette Guests", c. 1935.
11. "She Flies Mail", The Houston-Post, 6 Jan 1935.
12. "Barns-California Barns-Are Now Her Weaknesses, Helen Richey Tells Reporter in Golden State", William Barr, 21 Nov 1936.
13. "Signs of the Skyways: It's a Modem Job These Girls Have Undertaken, but Their Success Is Adding to the Facilities of
Aerial Navigation and to the Civic Pride of Many a Town", by Evelyn Roe, Weekly Magazine Section, 5 Aug 1936.
14. "Noted US Woman Flyer on the Job", by Ernie Pyle, London, 20 Oct. (c. 1942).
15. "On Visit" (unknown source and date).
16. "Roving Reporter", by Ernie Pyle, The Pittsburgh Press, 21 Oct 1942.
17. "Roving Reporter", by Ernie Pyle, The Pittsburgh Press, 20 Oct 1942.
18. "Friend of Amelia Earhart Now Ferrying Planes All Over England for RAF', by Ernie Pyle, 20 Oct 1942.
19. "British Ferry Service Girls Go Thru 4 Periods of Intensive Training", by Ernie Pyle, 21 Oct 1942.
20. "Helen Richey Loves Job of Ferrying U.S. Planes", Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph, 20 Feb 1944.
21. "Flies Plane Here, Visits Lake Camp: Aviatrix Likes Field, Now Seen As Vacation Air Terminal", The Conneaut News-Herald,
20 Jul 1932.
22. "Miss Helen Richey Taken to Hospital", Akron Beacon Journal, 6 Jul 1936.
23. "Miss Richey, Flier, Has Operation Here", Akron Beacon Journal, 7 Jul 1936.
24. "Famed Aviatrix Visits City", Jamestown Evening Journal, 21Aug1939.
25. "Fledgling's Wings Spread" (unknown source and date).
26. Newspaper clipping photo of Helen and Amelia Earhart, Akron Beacon Journal (date unknown).
27. "Skill, Courage of Famous Fliers" 19 August (source and date unknown).
28. "Famed Woman Pilot Will Fly By Radio For Junior Aviators", (Akron Beacon Joumal?)l 1 August.
29. Photo clipping of Blanche Noyes, Helen Richey, Helen McCloskey, Louise Thaden, 13 Aug 1936. [note: source in photo folder].
30. "Looking Up to Helen: Aviatrix Goes Aloft at Luncheon", c. 1935.
31. "Aviator Heroes Honored at Banquet", The Pittsburgh Press, 29 Sep 1939.
32. "Helen Richey of Central Airlines", (source and date unknown), c. 1935.
33. "Sweeping the Skies on a Cross country Hunt for Treasure," Boston Evening Transcript, 14 Oct 1933.
34. 'This is how Gremlins came into Being", London 3 Nov 1942. Box TL540 2