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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1958
Page
2
A brief TV schedule notes Arthur Godfrey Time at 10:00, Top Dollar at 10:30, Love of Life at 11:00, Search for Tomorrow at 11:30, and a Film Review at 11:45.
Radio listings detail NBC affiliates WKBH and WLCX 1490 1410 with the Hall of Sound segments and various shows. It notes Cedric Adams Nash Wead Lowell Thomas News and a long afternoon schedule of Farm Topics Almanac and Mus Scoreboard. The piece ends with a human interest note about Earl Weiterhousen who spent years collecting wood pieces for inlaid tabletops at a lumber company.
The article weighs who first sighted or landed on the Antarctic mainland, noting candidates Capt Nathaniel Palmer and Capt Edward Bransfield and naming explorers James Weddell and James C Ross. It recounts Amundsen reaching the South Pole and Roald Amundsen’s 190's trek, then invites readers to request a leaflet from Uncle Ray at The La Crosse Tribune.
Maria Schell reviews her roles with Gary Cooper in The Hanging Tree and cites Grushenka in The Brothers Karamazov as an underexplored character. She says casting should match story and director to spark emotional electricity, not simply pair stars.
The article cites Rudolf Dreikurs arguing that labeling a child as jealous selfish weak or timid is unhelpful and that showing a child what he wants or how to get along is better. It notes two year olds can grasp behavior reasons when explained by parents. It also discusses status effects in approaching people and asks readers how they approach a boss versus coworkers.
When you can no longer use stored items trade them for new through the Classifieds. Trade more than you keep and refresh your stuff with neighbors and local exchanges seeking useful swaps today.
Radio guide lists WHLA-FM 90.3 Megs programming across Tuesday to Wednesday with political education features, story times, news, weather, musical events, poems, farm and markets segments, and concerts. Notable items include Wis Politics education Porum, Matinee Musicale, One Nation Indivisible, and Georgetown University Forum.
A condensed promotion notes Ardis Whitman suggestions on finding joy in daily life. Highlights include “A Kind of Glory” and a roster of September Reader’s Digest articles. Readers are urged to purchase the September issue at newsstands and stores.
TV listings detail a Knighthood program at 5 PM, followed by Jet Jackson at 5 30 and Farm Digest at 6. A musical quiz Name That Tune runs 6 30 to 7, then Mr Adams and Eve at 7. Wyatt Earp westerns air at 7 30, To Tell The Truth at 8, Harbor Command at 8 30, Bid n Buy at 9, Faust Legend at 9 30, late news at 10, Masquerade Party at 10 20, The Honeymooners at 10 50, and Your Star Showcase closes at 11 20 on Channel 8.
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