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INVASION PANORAMA — Navy plane* ride the deck of U.S.S, Tnlagf as the carrier
plows the Mediterranean toward France for the opening assault of the new invasion.
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"Miss Television”
The first television) competition
in history went out from the Du
Mont Station, WABD;,. recently, of
fering a $100 w$»r bond, a screen
test, a contract as featured model
along with a. complete outfit of
clothes from Atdens Chicago Mail
Order Company, sponsors of the
program The winner of the con
test shown above with a wide smile
and a television camera is Miss Pat
Geoghan, a Conover model. The
lucky gal not only won all the fore
going prises, but has been named
"Miss Television of 1945-M
"Around the World News in
Pictures" appears regularly in
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.‘‘RED’—Actress Lynne Baggett poses with Thd*? at Los
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MISS EVERYWHER E.^—That's the title conferred on
Jan Streate (above), a favorite pih-up girt whose modeling work
has taken her to. all of the 4& states.
Guardsmen John W. Brown. Lakewood,?
Ohio, Is welcomed by 8ir Harry Lauder at homo la Strathaven,
Scotland. Brown’s father, James A. Brown of Columbus, Obi*,
used to work with Lauder la Scotch coal gelds.
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