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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1941

Page

2

Destruction and Flood Hits Regions as War News Flows

Paragraphs detail WWII combat updates from Kyiv to Moscow with claims of air attacks, rail damage, and a three-ship Soviet loss. Separately, Lowville suffers a major flood after Mill Creek bursts its banks cutting water, flooding homes and a storage plant. Rescue and recovery operations continue as authorities assess damage.

Crystaldale O L. M. Campbell Lowville Mill Creek Black River Tug Hill

Soviet Drive Under Way Says Moscow

A wartime dispatch reports Soviet forces pressing at Leningrad from the west and south while Ukraine’s army holds the Dnieper line. German pontoon bridge attempts are said to be repulsed with heavy losses as Red Army fighters defend Ukrainian towns and rivers.

Leningrad Ukraine Marial Semyon Budenny Dnieper Assian Sart Lane Clifford E. Edmonds Ger Caryon Bridge Vdovenko Gonanenko Supatov Karpov People's Guard Tunday Russia Izvestia Id Red Star Germany Red Army Soviet Union Great Britain United States

Half Smoked Fag Proves Best Bait For Bass Angler

Fisherman C. W. Loveless fished near Moultrie Georgia and found success using half smoked cigarettes as bait. After hours without a bite he tossed the half cigar into the stream and quickly reeled in three fine bass, with witnesses possible.

Atlanta C. W. Loveless Moultrie Georgia

Early settlers and defense priorities shift adobe use

In Los Angeles a note on adobe bricks as sun baked mud a historic home material contrasts with modern wood steel and concrete. The piece then notes Betsy Baker’s 99th birthday celebration after watching a county fair parade revealing her England birth.

Los Angeles Tecumseh Neb Betsy Baker Kelly England

Jockey Calvin Santage Suffering Bruises After Crash

Des Moines reports Calvin Santage Jr. was carried from the Iowa State Fairgrounds after his mount threw him. Believed to have broken leg and internal injuries, he rode a long shot to finish third the next day and was later released when X rays showed only bruises.

Des Moines Calvin Santage Spencer, Jr Iowa State Fairgrounds

54th Old Settlers meeting winner hails from Delphi

In Monticello Indiana on September 1 Albertus Williams aged 74 from Delphi set a new course record at the White County Old Settlers Association gathering. He completed a 15 mile trek along a railroad track in 2 hours 55 minutes, beating his 1940 time by two minutes.

Monticello Ind Albertus Williams Delphi Old Settlers White County

A 95-Year-Old Veteran Remembers Bates House Closure

An elderly man with a cigar arrived at an uptown hotel in Indianapolis seeking Bates House directions. Desk clerk H F Morrison explained the Bates House closed around 1900. The visitor, 95 year old William P Lockwood, commander of the Kan Kekee IL G A R Post, noted changes since his last visit 16 years ago.

Indianapolis Bates House H. F. Morrison William. P. Lockwood Kankekee G. A. R. Post

Planes Headed to Barksdale for Aerial Maneuvers

Led by Maj. Gen. Herbert A. Dargue, numerous Army pursuit planes will depart Mitchel Field for Barksdale Field in Shreveport Louisiana. The aircraft will take part in aerial maneuvers set to begin on September 8.

Mitchel Field Sept Herbert A. Dargue Army Mitchel Feld Barksdale Field Shreveport

Driver Converts Car to Run on Kerosene

Jimmy Engler, 26, claims his car can run on kerosene by filling the tank with kerosene and a small gasoline reserve. A double air jet in the carburetor switches the engine from gasoline to kerosene, burning about three gallons of kerosene per gallon of gasoline. He says kerosene works as well or better than gas and sells for 7 1/2 cents a gallon.

New York Jimmy Engler Engler

RAF daylight and night raids over Germany and Britain

The report recounts continued RAF attacks on the Rhineland and the Ruhr during the night while other planes likely Russian crossed the Baltic. German raids targeted northeast England and Hull, with anti aircraft fire heard near London. Allied papers critique US war support as slow while noting heavy air battles and limited fighter losses on both sides.

Germany Baltic Berlin Lille Cherbourg Nethastinde Annd Tergete le Trait Lannion Alps Bremen Churchill England Air Ministry Britain North Sea United States America Daily Sketch Sunday Times Daily Mail

Berlin Acknowledges British Russian Raids in World War II

German High Command confirms raids from west and east by British and Russian air forces. It notes seven British planes shot down and mentions damage to residential areas including Cologne. The report also cites damage to Hull dock facilities and depots, with other raids on England east coast centers and Lincolnshire airports. Two British bombers were shot down over England.

Berlin Germany Toum Cologne Luftwaffe Hull Lincolnshire Engand

Hull Raid Shelters Searched for Dead

Two public air raid shelters in Hull's working class district were hit by overnight raids in the worst attack in weeks. Rescue squads dug through ruins for trapped persons as three people were killed and ten rescued in another district where shelters were demolished. Several surface shelters were blasted while raiders dived through heavy anti air craft fire.

Hull England

Sundea Naspin Shows Cash and Savings in Deposit Book

Sundae Naspin, re bee Ned and FORGE ACE, drew 1909 dollars in cash and produced a savings bank book indicating a 12000 dollar deposit.

Ace

Peters Ointment advertised for eczema relief

An early 20th century ad promotes Peters Ointment for eczema itching pimples and red blotches. It claims the product relieves symptoms and offers a money back guarantee. It also touts usefulness for cracked feet and toes.

Peterson Ching

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