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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1940
Page
6
An unclear text fragment references Farley and Rame in a discussion of history, marriage, and events. The passage hints at a political or social context with mentions of New Haven, Hull, and a run or effort by unnamed individuals. The exact meaning is obscured by garbled OCR.
Walter Winchell riffs on press life and Nazi obsession, lampoons Hitler and his regime, and tosses in satirical anecdotes from Argentina to New York. The piece preserves era wit while naming figures and events in a brisk, punchy column tone.
In Hyde Park Eleanor Roosevelt describes Chautauqua venues as ideal for children and notes crowded pools and tennis courts. She mentions the Democratic National Convention and praise for radio news, plus a letter from Frank J. Wilson about anti counterfeit efforts and the “Know Your Money” campaign.
Frank Swiontek 19 charged with first degree murder in the hammer slayings of a younger brother and sister on July 5 is adjudged sane by two psychiatrists. District Attorney Leo J. Hagerty said doctors found he understood his act and can aid his defense. Grand jury likely in September. city court hearing adjourned to August 27.
The Buffalo border district saw 12 new Border Patrol recruits join under a national program to boost vigilance on the Canadian and Mexican borders. Chief Inspector Ralph H. Holton said the new men reported yesterday and 13 more will arrive by Aug. 1, the first staff increase at this border point in about three years.
The Brighter Side notes Frank Walker, Notre Dame alumnus and motion picture businessman, as a likely candidate to succeed Jim Farley as Democratic field marshal if Tim retires. Walker’s proximity to Roosevelt and his warm friendship with Farley are highlighted, while Farley’s loss of temper is mocked as the political drama unfolds.
A quirky compilation of trivia and bon mots by Arthur Bugs Baer. It lampoons history, language, and culture with short, humorous entries including nonsense science, misstatements, and playful quips about pirates, cats, and old landmarks.
On July 16 1779 Stony Point New York was seized from the British. Historians call the action the Revolution's boldest military feat, preventing the colonies from splitting.
The fragment reflects a Baconian maxim on knowledge shaping character. It hints that wisdom is measured by what a person knows and understands, suggesting inquiry and learning as guiding virtues. The source presents a brief aphoristic observation without events or actors.
Heating tips discuss installing an oil burning unit with a circulating pump to boost hot water efficiency and allow a water heating coil for domestic hot water. A pump is advised as worthwhile for better boiler temperatures and overall system performance.
The article discusses entomogenous allergy, noting some people suffer severe reactions to bites while others in the same area are largely unaffected. It cites bee and mosquito incidents, immunization attempts, and regional differences in flea tolerance, with examples from Canada and California.
The German American Musicians Association pledges loyalty to the United States and endorses the president in the present emergency. It vows to uphold democratic principles and defend the nation against foreign betrayal, offering services, lives, or property if needed.
American ambassador to France William C. Bullitt was scheduled to depart Lisbon today by transatlantic liner and fly to New York arriving Wednesday then go to Washington to brief President Roosevelt on European affairs. He spoke with Roosevelt in Lisbon yesterday and prepared for his report.
Your horoscope section outlines Aries through Pisces with daily traits and cautions, offering guidance for career money love and health. A separate brief reports Ray Van Detjen 33 of Chicago injured his left shoulder when a car went over a curb in Erie Boulevard during a near collision.
Have your hair done comfortably in Deys Air Conditioned Beauty Salon. Phone 2-1311 for an appointment on the Second Floor.
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