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Nation and world events of note as compiled by The Associated Press.
A chronological list of more than 320 History Journal features and other stories of historical interest from the Fort Wayne area.Ā
On Oct. 3, 1964, famed illustrator Norman Rockwell visited Fort Wayne to meet Alva Wehrmeister and family.
On Sept. 6, 1974, more than 100 people gathered near downtown to watch a daylong effort to move a Nickel Plate Road Berkshire Locomotive across Fourth Street.
As the 2024 high school football season gets underway, we've pulled a few photos from °®¶¹app archive to give you a look back at preparations from years past.
Indiana high school football squads were allowed to stage their first workouts of the season. Across the city, teams hit the gridiron to get ready for the 1949 season.
On July 25, 1963, a line of people showed up at the Fort Wayne Humane Shelter to try and adopt four Dalmatian puppies after one of the dogs asked for the public's help in a fun Journal Gazette story.
Phone customers in an industrial section of the city lost service July 18, 1949. Crews from the Home Telephone and Telegraph Co. discovered the culprit: The pole of a new "no parking" sign had been driven through an 800-pair composite cable
There were complaints in June 1944 that dogs were digging holes in lawns on Beaver Avenue overnight. But one neighbor caught a glimpse of something entirely different: an armadillo.
In May 1948 these children of Junior League of Fort Wayne members were playing with puppets as their parents planned a visit by the Tatterman Marionettes. Readers submitted fun captions for the photo.
