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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1949
Page
1
Readers question bizarre items from a Cleveland inventor Esau and a bee hair count. Jokes mix about waltzing mice, Miss America rules, corn silk sofa stuffing, and halibut pets along with a Robinson Crusoe cartoon exchange.
Kate Smith hosts three programs on Mutual and ABC, balancing voice work with a homemaker persona. The piece highlights her approachable style and compares her to other top radio personalities. It also mentions Ben Grauer and Dan Seymour receiving Academy recognition for warmth and authority. A Bowery Boys set features Jean Dean in Angels in Disguise, and March of Time editors launch Steep-Heavy Traffic addressing worsening road conditions with expert solutions.
Professor Cheswick, a modest Mapleridge College chemist and teacher, seeks answers from renowned scientists Duvillier and Indan. After thwarted interviews in France and Madrid, he meets Senor Indan who reveals a single man in America holds the knowledge Cheswick seeks: Professor Aaron Cheswick of Mapleridge College.
Puzzle with across and down clues. numerous misspellings and garbled text indicate OCR errors. Entries include common crossword prompts such as expressions of sorrow infrequent famous German composer egress chills and fever music note dry of wine spigot tree light cavalry coloring agents chum river chin drinking vessel alcoholics.
Last week’s answer numbers hint at a crossword update. Rusted items at numbers 8 40 and 44 47 suggest bog and rust clues. Put on clothes at 48 and a3 hints lead to outfit terms. Conclude at 60 ties to finish or end. Herb Hawaiian points to ti or laua?
The piece weighs heavy on the Charles Walcott bout and the post Tunney Louis era. It argues Ez Zard Charles remains the best heavyweight, though limited by feathery power, with Woodcock and Savold as likely challengers. It recalls Tunney Louis Schmeling Sharkey links and notes Schmeling’s 1930 win by foul.
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