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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1958
Page
2
The listing shows a 12:30 program Ranch Party followed by a 1:00 segment titled Beat The Clock on WKBT Channel 8, outlining the broadcast schedule for the afternoon.
Radio guide lists NBC and local stations WKBH 1410 and WLCX 1490 with Braves Dodgers games daily. Morning pages show news, farm reports, markets, weather, and various talk and music programs throughout the day including Breakfast Club and Third Street Review.
Uncle Ray presents a miscellaneous travel scrapbook style piece describing poisonous liana plants in New Guinea, bamboo pests, venomous snakes, Papuan beliefs, music, birds, and a rodeo anecdote. It weaves natural history with cultural queries and an offer for a free illustrated leaflet.
Queen Guinevere presents a priceless jewel to the Rajah of Raipur at Mortaise Castle during the opening of an international exposition. A fire follows, leading to a dangerous assignment for Sir Lancelot as a sword clash unfolds.
The text notes wide disagreement among leadership researchers and calls for more study. It lists reasons why bad language appears in children including attention seeking and imitation, stating such phrases often pass if adults don’t overreact.
Vernon Boyd, a young student who has been blind since the of 2, fi nanced his way through University by working in an optical factory at nights.
A themed crossword style list with numbered across and down clues includes actors and terms such as Jones as a screen performer and multiple literary and scientific hints. The puzzle weaves entertainment terms with general knowledge through a dense set of definitions.
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