Dagwood Gets Cold Feet Expresses Thanks to Roosevelt
Dagwood returns from Washington and extends unbounded thanks to President Roosevelt and numerous War and Navy officials. He also acknowledges Eugene Smeyer Casey St Jones and others for morale support and guidance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
MR. Early
Gen.marshall
U.S.A
Adams
Scott
Williams
WAR and
NEAVY
Eugene Smeyer
Casey ST Jones
Cross Word Puzzle From News Daily
Puzzle clues span across and down with mixed wordplay and definitions. Readers solve for Greek currency Chinese coin and nautical terms while filling rows and columns across the grid yesterday’s answer hints at repeated Greek letter and animal foot ideas in the down clues.
On the Air Tonight Radio Schedule Highlights
Local listings show tonight's programming across KDKA WCAE and WJAS from 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM. Featuring Amos and Andy, Mr Keen, Rudy Vallee, Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington and many more, with news updates and orchestral performances throughout.
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KDKA
Easy Aces
WCAE
Fred Waring
WJAS
Amos
Andy
Mr. Keen
News of the World
Lanny Ross
Cugar Rhumba
Frank Morgan
Wae
B. M
Aldrich
Thomas E. Dewey
Music Hall
Major Bowes
Rudy Vallee
Glenn Miller Orchestra
WJJAS
Duance
Norman Twigger
Ken Hildebrand
Reegis Child
Harry James
Michael Loring
Alvino Rey
Joey Kearns
Radio Schedule for Friday June 20 1941
A detailed daily broadcast lineup lists programs from 7:00 AM to midnight including Musical Clock Morning Edition News City Rescue Mission Home Folks Frolic Church in the Wildwood Doce Sellers To the Ladies Vocal Rhythms Sweet and Swing American Red Cross Talk Morning Rehearsal Ted Steel News at Noon Town Crier The Streamliners Barrel O Dough Drama of Food Here Comes the Band Baseball Scores U S Army Recruiting Evening Edition West Congratulates Sammy Kaye Orchestra Symphony of Melody Studio Party Mythical Dance Band of the Air Sign Off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Steel
The
Town Crier
Concert
WEST
U. S. Army
Ellwood City
Sammy Kaye
Denver grocer 79 earns Colorado's oldest high school diploma
Raymond Hassler, 79, a retired Denver grocer, graduated this month from Emily Griffith Opportunity School after an eight year course becoming the oldest person in Colorado to obtain a high school diploma. He retired in 1933 and later pursued public speaking, joining a nine student class at the Opportunity School.
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International News Service
Denve Raymond Hassler
Denver
Colorado
Emily Griffith Opportunity School
Haster
Opportunity School
Mt Pleasant Grange Marks 25th Anniversary Event
Mt Pleasant Grange on the Mercer Pulaski road marks its quarter century with a June 24 meeting at 8 p m. Sidney B Cleal announces Dr Beatty H Dimit of Indiana State Teachers college and state grange overseer will speak on The Grange Looks Ahead Past masters and charter members receive special recognition with attendance by Pomona officers. The program is open to the public. Sugar use in American homes and restaurants averages about 60 percent per the Department of Commerce.
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Mt. Pleasant Grange
Mercer-Pulaski Road
Sidney B. Cleal
Beatty H. Dimit
Indiana State Teachers’ College
State Grange
Grange
State
Lawrence County
Pomona
Paper Sellers Now Newspaper Boys
In Detroit on June 19 the International Circulation Managers Association adopted the term newspaper boy for youth paper sellers replacing newsie or news boy. A national campaign to observe October 4 as Newspaper Boy Day was announced by W. G. Andrews of the Fort Wayne News Sentinel.
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Detroit
International Circulation Managers’ Association
Association
W. G. Andrews
Fort Wayne
Ind
News Sentinel
Andrews
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Dagwood
Blondie
Pagwoo
Lal
Joe Palooka
BY Ham Fishef
Hing
Hick
Muggs and
Skeeter
Felix the Cat
BY Wally Bishop
Kio
George McManus
Savin
Brick Bradford
Titania
William Ritt
and Clarence Gray
Annie
Hai
Jardiniere
Wagon
Ino
King Features Syndicate
Ine
Cab Calloway
Chuck Foster
Jimmy Joy
Soz
Philco Auto
Philco Auto Radio
Dimit
Department of Consummerce
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