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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1941

Page

3

Daniel Haley Wins New York State Spelling Bee

Daniel Haley of St. Lawrence County won the New York State spelling championship after a day of five tests, besting 53 contestants. Elizabeth Davis of Livingston and Doris De Long of Genesee tied for second, winning part of a $40 prize. Alexander Tschekaloff of Nassau placed third.

Mads.hi Lawrence Counts New York State Daniel Dan Dan Es Eyabeth da Livonia Livingston County Doris de Long LeRoy Genesee County Alexander Tschekaloff Sea CH Nassau County Elizabeth Doris Alexander Onondaga County Janice Wagner R. D East Syracuse Fiftwe Joseph Zanchelli Columbia County Alexander Tachekaloff Daniel Haley St. Lawrence County Catherine Fitzpatrick Greene County Elizabeth Davis Orrin M. Smith Walcott Wayne County Nathan C. Southworth East Springfield Otsego County Mabel Sarbaugh Northi Tonawanda Niagara County M. Delos Goodrich Tiora Center Tioga County Everest J. Allen Peru Clinton County Mildred H. Craib Berlin Rensselaer County Rodovi Madrid Frank Wright Leon Frank Haley

Wildlife show draws crowds at New York fair exhibits

Crowds flock to the State Institutions Building for the wildlife show featuring beaver and ant displays. Visitors view dioramas of Niagara Falls and Jones Beach, plus landscapes and Cornell University plantings, with education on local flora and pests.

Nature New York State Cornell University Niagara Falls Jones Beach

Education In the Home for Civic Responsibility

Mrs Price argues the home must teach three R s as respect responsibility and religion rather than reading writing arithmetic The three R s of the home are key to forming future citizens Judges include Prof Loren D Reid from Syracuse University Mrs Kathleen Small of Cornell and Mrs Vera McCrea Searles of New York City

Syracuse Heraud-Journad Teer Home Bbuilt Demantag Mith Ayan Marth Sean Loren D. Reid School of Speech and Dramatic Art Syracuse University Kathleen Small College of Home Economics Cornell University Vera McCrea Searles New York City

Mrs Frederick Price Wins Fair Speaking Contest

Mrs Frederick Price of Vans Hornesville Herkimer County won the New York State Federation of Home Bureaus contest at the State Fair Ground representing the northern district and advancing to the regional level. Other contestants Mrs Merle Culver Castleton eastern district Mrs Claude Knapp West Danby central district and Mrs B G Maxfield Pittsford western district received honorable mention.

Frederick Price Vans ‘Hornesville Herkimer Couny New York State Fedeeration of Home Bureaus State Fair Ground Price Merle Culver Castleton Claude Knapp West Danby B. G. Maxfield Pittsford van Hornesville Herkimer County Vera McCrea Searles Women’s Fair Advisory Board

Children to Appear In Pageant Marking Park Season Close

The Municipal Recreation Commission hosts the pageant Pursuit of Happiness at Thornden Park Amphitheater at 8 15 tonight with about 450 children from six city playgrounds. Six centers close today, pools shut Saturday, and summer programs end though 10 playgrounds reopen next week for a two month fall program.

Municipal Recreation Commission Thornden Park Lodi Dunbar Washington Pere Lemoyne Eastwood Salem Hyde Smith T. Fowler

Army Units Detailed to Show Duty Across New York

Fourth Armored Division gear is staged in central and northern New York for public display. Detachments visit Rochester Gouverneur Lowville Syracuse Watertown Labor Day events and Wierton West Virginia to demonstrate tanks armored cars half tracks and other equipment to thousands of visitors. A 24th Engineer Battalion convoy returns with 100 new armored trucks, boosting total on hand to about 250. Public audiences along Oneida Lake and nearby towns will view the road equipment of the division.

Fourth Armored Division Cenral New York Rochester American Legion Gouverneur Lowville Charles W. Watson S5th Armored Regiment Syracuse Watertown J. W. Vaughan Wierton W. Va Norman B. Edwards 37Th Armored Regiment 24Th Engineer Battalion Pine Camp Fort Wayne Mich Philadelphia Theresa Antwerp Carthage Stokes Lee Center Taberg Vienna Oneida Lake 35Th Walter

Army Tank Maneuvers Thrill Fair Spectators at State Fair

Civilians witness the first armored maneuver at the New York State Fairgrounds as four 12-ton Army tanks from the 25th armored regiment of the 4th Armored Division race 25 mph across the racetrack in a brief demonstration. Half-track trucks with 75 mm guns and four passenger peep cars join the display, while First Lieut. Charles W. Watson explains the unit’s armored warfare role and tank crew composition.

New York State Fair Ground 25Th Armored Regiment 4Th Armored Division Pine Charles W. Watson U.S. Army

Army unit to march from Pine Camp to Oneida Lake

W. Boon leads a battalion march from Pine Camp to Oneida Lake. About 21 personnel form the column with six 2 1/2 ton trucks, three scout cars, motorcycles, a field kitchen and other equipment. Tomorrow night they bivouac near Charles H. Haynes’s property east of Cleveland. Friday they move via Central Square Fulton and Mexico back toward Pine Camp.

W. Boon Pine Camp Oneida Lake Battaiion Charles H. Haynes Cleveland Central Square Fulton Mexico

Snowplow Used to Clear Denver Highway Hailstorm

A hailstorm so severe that a snowplow was used to clear a nine mile stretch north of Colorado Springs. Hailstones piled eight to ten inches deep and a few snow flurries accompanied the storm.

Colorado Colorado Springs Colo Denver Here

Margiasso to Attend Veterans Conclave in Columbus

Patrolman Ralph J. Margiasso of Syracuse will represent the New York State department of the Italian American World War Veterans at the national convention in Columbus Ohio August 29 to September 1. John Venditti Post 1 will be represented by Nichols DeYulio Louis Turk and Joseph Campone. The convention may adopt a resolution opposing moving Memorial Day from May 30 to the first Friday in June, a change NY state convention already opposes.

New York State

Antwerp High School to Open September Second

Gouverneur August 27 Antwerp High School will open September 2. All high school pupils are asked to enroll today or tomorrow between 9 A.M. and 3 P.M.

Gouverneur Antwerp

Carter's Little Liver Pills Promised to Aid Digestion

Advert describes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a herbal remedy that wakes up liver bile flow to improve digestion and daytime mood. It claims pills relieve constipation without purging and urges readers to buy genuine 10¢ and 25¢ packs.

John William Irene Clara Carter

Foresters Host Airline Dinner With Flight Tickets

Foresters for America hosted an Airline Dinner in the Foresters Hall last night. Rev. Gerald Dunn spoke of his first airplane trip on August 26, 1917. Frederick Rage and Gaetano Centore received American Airlines flight tickets to New York, presented by John W. Colther of American Airlines.

American Airlines Foresters For America Foresters’ Hall Gerald Dunn New York Frederick Rage Gaetano Centore John W. Colther

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