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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1949
Page
6
A chaotic description of busy railroad stations adding music, news, and chatter to train calls. Passengers juggle queries about Cos Cob, Utica expresses, and sports scores while information clerks and staff chase orders amid the din. Conversations touch on dollar shortages and currency theory as father and son discuss Washington money matters.
Inez Gerharh recaps Sammy Kaye who formed a college band before graduation and kept it alive after, turning his swing and sway style into a nationwide favorite. His Sunday Serenade blends poetry readings with music, contrasting with So You Want to Lead a Band and Sammy Kaye's Showroom on ABC. He plans a new show later this year. Mary named queens dominate Queen for a Day, with Betty, Alice, Helen, Ruth and Ann close behind. exotic names like Malgorgata appear. RKO buys Two Tickets to Broadway to film as Astaire-Rogers era musicals return. Ralph Edwards receives a tie industry award as Mr Celebrit e in a banquet before 1,200 manufacturers.
In Roaring River Valley a vigilante mood forms as rancher Mark Raoul denounces a new deputy sheriff Vic Stuart arrives with modern methods. Rex Rupert and others weigh risks and await the rustlers roost while the deputy plans to outsmart outlaws with brains over brawn.
Vic Stuart arrives in a narrow canyon to discover a secluded valley with a large cattle herd. Rex leads a disciplined assault, catching rustlers off guard as they attempt a scattered defense and flee, while the masked leader rides in to back the raid.
In a frontier scene, rustlers tear away a teacher’s mask to reveal Mark Raoul. Vic boasts of brains and water-divining skill using a forked hazel stick to locate Roaring River water, claiming expert status despite the danger.
A compact grid of crossword clues listed for across and down entries with wordplay and definitions. Includes numbered items for garden amphibian dagger piercing dance rodent and many more across and down prompts with a mix of familiar and obscure terms.
A compact puzzle item lists last week’s clues with numbered entries. Subtle emanation leads the sequence, followed by foreign term Sallar a salnit, a Rus language visage, a tame caress, and a fetish. The series hints at wordplay and cross references.
Pattern No. 4178 offers a simple wrap around dress with bold ric rac trim designed to flatter larger figures. The Fall and Winter FASHION volume at 25 cents contains 84 pages of home sewers information, free inside the book, includes patterns and design ideas.
An author riding an elevator tells a friend he killed a woman in his story and wiped fingerprints with a handkerchief. The elevator halts, the two men exit, leaving passengers stunned and unsure how to react to the odd confession.
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