Bee Champion Gail Brough Heads to National Finals in Capital
Gail Brough 13 of Fayetteville travels from Syracuse to Washington for the National spelling bee finals. She won the Central New York title May 7 and will compete at the National Press Club Auditorium near the Willard Hotel. She will tour the city with planned visits to landmarks and meetings with fellow contestants before Friday's final.
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Virginia
Washington, D. C
Gail Brough
New York
Herald-Journal
Heralderican
Syracuse
Gail
Bauguter
Raymond Brough
Ann
Mary Catherine
Donald
Michael
Convent School
Fayetteville
National ‘Airport
White House
Hotel Willard
Gali
Washington Monument
Congressional Library
Senate Chamber
House of Representati Sutution
FBI
Department of Justice
Potomacer
Artington
the Unknown Soldier
National Cemetery
Robert E. Lee
Mount Vernon
George
Washington
Speliers
Annapolis
Episcopal
Immaculate Conception
Cadet Review at Manlius School Celebrates 80th Anniversary
The Onondaga Historical Association hosts a cadet review and luncheon on Pioneer Day with Maj. Gen. Ray W. Barker as guest. participants tour Knox Hall and Memory Lane Farm while a state roadside marker is dedicated on the Seneca Turnpike. Public invited to Knox Hall and marker dedication.
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Cnondara Historical Association
Manlius School Peasoner Association
Ray W. Barker
Onondag Itark
Manlius
TUE Association
Seneca ‘Turnpike
Memory Lane
Highbridge Rd
Knox Hall
Wheat Cargo Arrives at Oswego and Cement Unloaded
Cargo from Duuth Minnesota completed at the state elevator in Oswego. Price McKinney brought 7000 tons of bulk cement, arriving late Saturday. The Broadman steamer delivered cement to the Heron Cement Co. dock for unloading.
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Oswego
Price McKinney
Duuth
Minn
Emjay
Broadman
Heron Cement Co
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