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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1946

Page

4

Col E R Bradley Famed Sportsman and Derby Fan Dies

Col E R Bradley 86 noted horseman and breeder died of a heart attack at Idle Hour Farm near Lexington. His Derby winners included Be Have Yourself Bubbling Over Burgoo King and Broker s Tip with entries in 1921 1926 1932 and 1933. He built wealth in real estate and once owned Palm Beach Beach Club casino before selling it. Born December 21 1859 in Johnstown Pa he rode from steel mills to wealth and served as a scout for Gen Miles. His wife Agnes Curry died in 1926 and he never remarried.

Lexington Col E. R. Bradley Kentucky Idle Hour Farm Col. Bradley Here Bluegrass Florida New York Maryland Idle Hour Bimelich Bradley Palm Beach Fla Johnstown Nelson A. Miles

Brazil Ready For Sun Eclipse Fans

Plans to welcome British scientists to observe the sun eclipse on May 20, 1947, from Pirapora Minas Gerais. Minister of Education Souza Campos leads arrangements with Dr. J A Carroll of Cambridge University head of the visiting group and officials from the National Observatory of Sao Paulo joining.

Rio DE Janeiro Souza Campos Pirapora Minas Gerais J. A. Carroll Cambridge University National Observatory of Sao Paulo

Bach Rise as Orphan Prodigy Under Brother’s Care

Johann Sebastian Bach, a German composer, became an orphan at age ten and was raised by his elder brother, an organist, shaping his early musical path.

Johann Sebastian Bach

Mechanical clocks evolve from water to weight driven devices

Uncle Ray explains early timekeeping from water and sand clocks to mechanical clocks. Weight use, cogged wheels, and hour striking evolved from public towers to home lantern clocks. The piece notes figures once struck hours and the shift to internal mechanisms, ending with a teaser for tomorrow and a library offer.

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