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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1951
Page
10
The puzzle lists across and down clues with garbled letter patterns and fragment words. Answers include various short words such as make amends and decide, along with names of months letters hints and irregular spellings occasionally indicating historical cross references.
A reader defends bottle feeding and argues against psychiatric labeling for mothers who breast feed or abstain. The letter emphasizes weighing infant intake, nursing care, and the social shift toward bottle use while noting education on breastfeeding remains essential. The section also mentions a leaflet offer on nursing mothers and a frozen food buying tip.
Radio and television programs listed for today across WOBS UBE SAC HMON Matani 1e WCAW Ind 1 WORY MNES and others include morning hosts WOHG WENA WTIP WMON and WGEKV. The lineup features News Jamboree Homemakers and religious services with varied times from 8:00 to 11:45 A M and beyond.
A cluttered OCR page shows radio programming blocks listing WCHS WENA WKNA WMON and others. It catalogs shows times from 12:00 P. M. through 5:45 P. M. and beyond with programs like News, Music, Sports, serials, and plays, plus station IDs and sponsor lines. The text preserves numerous call signs and program notes though much is garbled.
Listing of daily broadcast blocks from 12 h to 10:30 p.m. featuring Gary Moore show First Mundred Years Lab Vanity Fest Miss Susan Vanity Fair Bert Parks Howdy Doody Western Theater and more with News Caravan Voice of Pirestone and Mama Domestis comedy on the Huntington channel lineup.
The Broun homestead at Virginia and Dunbar Streets, built about 1633, reopened as an office building owned by Phillip C. North after a four month renovation. Mayor Copenhaver attended the ribbon cutting. North preserved many original features while updating wiring, ceilings, and floors. A public opening follows Monday.
Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower departed Paris aboard the Columbine to attend the funeral of her father John S Doud who died in Denver yesterday. Her mother accompanied her but Eisenhower remained in Paris.
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