14 May 1932

Chicago Herald and Examiner

Newspaper clipping

Title: Their Essays Win High Prize Awards

One newspaper clipping from the Chicago Herald and Examiner entitled Their Essays Win High Prize Awards dated May 14, 1932. The article features thirteen portraits of essay contest winners including Paul Hlobik on the top right corner. The contest was the George Washington Essay contest sponsored by William Randolph Hearst. Paul won third place in class two for any person between age 16 and 21.

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14 May 1932

Chicago Herald and Examiner

Newspaper clipping

Title: Liberty Crossword Puzzles/School Children of Nation to Compete in Washington Essay Contest

One newspaper clipping from the Chicago Herald and Examiner entitled Liberty Crossword Puzzles dated February 14, 1932. The article features a crossword puzzle that can be filled out along with twenty nine other puzzles and submitted for a prize. On the other side of the page is an announcement of an essay contest sponsored by William Randolph Hearst. The essay is to be focused on Washington's farewell address. The rest of the page contains articles extoling the virtues of President Washington.

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