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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1944
Page
4
A pattern advertisement for a candy striped seer sucker dress in cottons. Pattern No. 8672 offers sizes 12 through 42 with yardage details and a 15 cent pattern price plus 1 cent postage. Also promotes a fashion book Fashion mid summer issue priced 15 cents featuring sportwear frocks and accessories.
A shuffled word puzzle grid lists clues across and down, combining sports star mentions with scattered definitions. The grid includes references to a picture, a pass on a date, and various short entries such as dined, space, bridge, gale, cognomen, auricle, gallon, change, and New York abbr. The vertical clues add senior, tellurium symbol, organs of sight, and other terms, forming a complex crossword-style puzzle page fragment.
A compact list of crossword like clues with matched answers including distress signal paradise strike lightly pastry winglike part color lyric poem likely fish eggs father transposes pound abbreviations musical note beverages near abbreviations and related terms
A dense list of radio programs and hosts across multiple 1930s era stations including KDKA WCAR WJAS WIAS WCAE and others. Names such as Bernard Armitrong Maurice Spitalng and Kay Kyser appear with show times and program titles like Beat the Band First Nighter and The World Tonight.
A listing of radio programs featuring the Glen Gray Orchestra on WCAE and AWCAH, with WIAS invitations to music and a nightly feature on KDKA and other stations. Notable items include the band with Kirk Nawa, and Jimmy Joy on WCK, plus WIAS news and music segments.
A jumble of names and visits from Wandin to Struthers plus church services, parade of relatives, and a Washington DC landmark. The piece notes Roy Stiver and others visiting relatives, residents near Trade City, and several family gatherings. Church services at Stansday with Sunday school and preaching are listed. A Washington DC house is described for its trees growing through walls. Additional lines mention Mrs Gail Solsgiver, Robert Knox, and Pfc James Chesley with a high speed camera and a camp furlough return, plus visitors to the Huey household.
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