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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1950
Page
11
Radio schedule lists programs from 7:00 to 9:45 with shows including Morning Devotions Farm News Detour Chandu Magic’n One Man's Family News of the World and ABC's of Music. Notable names include Gabriel Heatter Guy Lombardo Cedric Adams Stewart MacPherson and Natl. Guard Show with dance orchestras and news updates.
Radio coverage in the Coulee region highlights WKTY reporter Richard L. Hansen and The La Crosse Tribune's Final Edition. Airing five nights weekly from 9:30 to 9:45, the program emphasizes dependable, fast, accurate updates.
Edwin Bell, 74, has joined Britain's civil defense corps and begun a refresher course teaching air raid wardens how to deal with atom bombs. He previously served as a senior air raid warden in Wimbledon and led London volunteers during World War I Zeppelin raids.
New devices have been developed to clean eggs and separate them by size. The machines automate washing and grading, improving efficiency in egg processing.
An estimate places 3,500,000 acres of peat in various parts of Great Britain. Peat, used as a fuel, is noted for its spread across multiple regions, highlighting its role in energy resources.
The article ranks Niagara Falls as North America’s biggest volume falls with 68 to 120 million gallons per minute and compares Victoria Falls in Africa at 42 stories tall with about 62 million gallons per time. It notes Goat Island division, American and Canadian falls, and dates tourist visitation, including Cape to Cairo railway influence and over two million yearly Niagara visitors.
Readers may obtain a free copy of the illustrated leaflet titled Stamps and Stamp Collecting by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray in care of the newspaper.
A brief discussion quotes a British psychologist and a study by W. D. Wall where 109 university women rating childhood happiness found twice as many happy experiences as unhappy in childhood but equal counts in adolescence suggesting memory bias.
The 7 pm program Who Said That features John Cameron Swayze with Iika Chase and Earl Wilson on WKBH. A Madras high court ruling on college admissions cites constitutional protections. Brahmins receive two seats in 14. Charles Boyer drama presents Paris romance at 8:30. NBC chiller hours follow with Big Town at 9 and A Life in Your Hands at 9:30. WKBH NBC schedule continues with Carmen Dragon and Mindy Carson programs and 7:30 Starlight Concert. 10:15 Songs of Mindy Carson.
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