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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1958
Page
10
A compiled set of crossword style clues across and down with numbered entries ranging from 1 to 53 for Across and 1 to 46 for Down. Entries cover varied topics from experts and materials to geography and chemistry, intended for puzzle solving.
A lively New York City restaurant and theatre guide highlights Henry Fonda, Ann Bancroft, Erika Kolossy, Broadway Joe's, Pavillon, Sardis East, Cafe De Paris, and jazz venues Birdland and Vanguard. The piece blends dining and entertainment picks with a note on fashion and urban atmosphere. It closes with a National Geographic explainer on the yucca moth pollinating Yucca plants.
A column lists TV schedules and courtesy notice for readers. It details programs across channels with times and show titles including News Weather Sports and various dramas and game shows for Thursday through Friday and local stations in Jackson Mississippi Shreveport Alexandria Dorado and Monroe with channel numbers and time blocks. The fragment notes potential inaccuracies from stations and provides a long list of programs across multiple stations.
A dense listing of radio programs across stations including News on the Hour and various music shows. Entries mention times, hosts, and program names like Elvis Stout Jim Gaines and Chuck Morgan, indicating a broad weekday schedule across multiple stations.
An advertisement teases Reader's Digest July issue with questions about tar and nicotine in regular versus filter tips, asking which brands have reduced harmful contents and which have risen. It cites a cancer specialist praising a significant risk reduction and promotes a feature titled The Cigarette Industry Changes Its Mind.
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