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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1928
Page
13
A Parisian bridal outfit blends medieval headdress, mid Victorian gown tines, and ultra modern shirt length with no brain. It features white satin gown material and a veil of tulle. The design avoids strong blossoms and trims, reflecting a curious fusion of periods.
Radio listings show a targeted daily program slate with times for NBC, WEAF, and CBS networks. Entries mention programs like Homes, News, and City Service. times span early morning to evening with station identifiers and sponsor hints.
In Luzerne County, Judge Jones directed a not guilty verdict after the Commonwealth rested in the riot trial. Hapgood and his wife, jailed weeks ago over the Pittston feud, were freed as the defense argued strategy and cautious buyers are urged in classified ads.
Here is yesterday's crossword solution. The grid includes numbered horizontal and vertical clues with many garbled phrases and misspellings. Answers reflect common puzzle entries and known names referenced in the jumbled prompts.
Oxford professors clash with film makers over plans to produce a sedate and converging film titled The City of Youth based on Mrs Sidney Ball's book. Bar Bara Goes to Oxford faces University opposition as authorities bar actors and camera crews from ceremonies in the House of Commons. Camera men vow to film outdoor rites despite objections.
Sir Alfred Ya founder of the Yarrow shipbuilding firm in Glasgow plans to continue active public duties as he nears his 80th birthday next January. He says retirement would reduce activity and believes staying occupied is wiser for an aging person than ceasing all work.
Tokyo laboratory experiments by Dr. Hantaro Nakaocka claim a new explosive method uses 46 000 volts and 10 000 amperes to pass through a hair or two wires. The hair explodes instantly, yielding extreme heat and a bang like many guns. The aim is to study atomic activity of hot stars using cellulose-based materials.
Radio listings describe WIL Hooker 0 airing Wrigley review, WEAF airing at 10 est with political programming, WOR Hookup 9 est with Columbia chain shows, WOO Philadelphia 349 operatic tabloid program.
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