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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1952
Page
12
A dense OCR strip lists an all-day radio schedule with dozens of programs, hosts, and time slots across music, news, variety, drama, and sports. It notes studio hosts, station segments, and interleaved advertisements reflecting a full day’s programming rhythm. The excerpt ends with a local crime note and a naval prediction about future warship submersion capabilities.
WKTY airs This Is Your FBI at 7 30 followed by a tale of an ex convict saved from freezing. WKTV presents Ozzie and Harriet at 8 00, Corliss Archer at 8 30 and Irish Billy boxing at 9 00. Tomorrow Met Opera Don Carlo stars Tucker Merrill with Erede at 1 p.m.
In a Zambesi village locals fear a lion that slipped past defenses to kill residents at night. Two young natives later drove it with spears in daylight. the wounded beast died and was burned on a bonfire as villagers celebrated the hunter’s town triumph.
A dated Q and A piece cites A S Edwards of the University of Georgia saying women are steadier and have less body sway than men while hypnotized effects vary. It also notes blushing links to insecurity and extroversion differences affecting how openly couples reveal happiness or unhappiness.
Western Union submarine cable spanning 100 miles from Florida to Cuba is used by scientists to study Gulf Stream flows. Researchers measure water movement and earth magnetic effects with electrodes at cable ends to relate Florida current strength to seasonal changes. The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute sponsors the survey.
Fifty eight of 128 Indian Jews who came back from Israel last August petition Prime Minister Ben Gurion for permission to resettle in Israel. The dark skinned emigrants who hunger struck earlier now seek financial aid for a second integration attempt in the Jewish homeland.
A detailed WHLA FMs weekend grid lists program blocks including Organ Melodies Dinner Musicale Views of the News Concert Airs Books of Today Freshman Forum News of Wisconsin and late Night News on Friday. Saturday offers Music and Weather Roundup Farm Program Morning News Weather Reports Homemakers Program March of Medicine Views of the News Noon Musicales and a basketball broadcast. Sunday schedule not provided.
Mary Boland portrays a crook in the Best Plays production Night Must Fall with Alfred Drake at 8:00. The film version starring Robert Montgomery and Rosalind Russell was named best picture of 1937 by the National Board of Review. NBC covers the Poinsettia Bowl tomorrow 1:30 to 4:30 with Tommy Harmon as play by play.
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