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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1949
Page
11
Uncle Rays Corner describes barn owls nesting in barns or church towers and their pest control role. It notes lengths from 14 inches to two feet, eggs laid every two days with 7 to 10 eggs, and both parents help incubate. It contrasts barn owls with horned owls, explaining ear tufts and size differences.
An illustrated leaflet titled Tomorrow: Ovenbirds, Atoms, Radium and Atom Power features pictures by Frank C. Pape and extensive text by Uncle Ray. A self addressed stamped envelope to Uncle Ray in care of this newspaper requests copies.
The Cavalcade of America program spotlights little known events in American history tonight at 7:00 on WKBH NBC. Features include Western Union telegraph coast to coast efforts and shadows of indigenous resistance. Also on air are Hogan's Daughter on Wednesdays, Buddy Clark on Kings Men at 8:30, and Big Town at 9:00 with a trucker drama and a hit and run case. Cora Hauser Club Calendar resumes at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday to Saturday with local activities.
A news wrap from Washington previews Ful ton Lewis Jr.’s radio program at 7 pm on WKTV, libel threat looms over a criminal lawyer, and a managing editor is murdered with his own shears. Greg Hood helps solve the case as John Steele Adventurer debuts tonight. Also at 8 pm Jimmy Powers stars in a baseball comedy. Meanwhile WKTY airs two local musical shows during dinner hour from 6:30 to 7, with Guy Lombardo Time and America’s Favorite Music and 6:45 features G Heileman’s America’s Favorite Music.
Radio lineup lists K. Smith hosting Wendy Warren at 11 15 a.m. followed by Aunt Jenny’s Stories then Queen for a Day with Helen Trent and Our Gai Sunday. Modern Romances and West Dance Bands round out the program in a musical afternoon schedule.
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