Post-Christmas Letter From Santa Satirizes Family Folly
HAL BOYLE presents a humorous post Christmas exchange where a letter to Santa details household mishaps, charity gifts, and mishaps from a sled to a chimney. The correspondent notes misadventures of a daughter and a broken ice skate, ending with Christmas reflections and a request for rest.
Quiz Kid Essay Contest winner cited for meaning of America
Aquinas high school student Ralph Cina was named a winner in the Quiz Kid Essay contest sponsored with the American Heritage Foundation. WEKBH plans to feature him on the 7 15 P M Parade of Stars program tonight following the Christmas holiday and related broadcasts across WEBH NBC and WKBH NBC schedules.
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Meet the Press
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Doctors Today
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Truth Or Consequences
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Wisconsin Aeronautics Conference Heads to Milwaukee
The State Aeronautics Commission announced a second annual Wisconsin aeronautics conference to be held in Milwaukee February 26 to 28. Topics include federal and state aid airport programs, construction, operation and management, zoning, engineering and industry problems, air transport and commission functions. Meetings are sponsored by the League of Wisconsin Municipalities the Wisconsin County Boards Association the Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce and the commission.
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Mixing Dynamite With Gasoline
Smoke poured from a truck rear sent O. R. Stalle rushing to warn others while T. C. Pollard hauled burning bedding from the vehicle. The truck carried dynamite cases and a barrel of gasoline triggering a tense roadside response.
Philippine revenues rise to record 42.6 million dollars
The Philippine government reports revenues for the first four months of the fiscal year rose nearly 50 percent from a year earlier, totaling 42,645,247 dollars, up by more than 20 million dollars.
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Manila
British crackdown on Germany tightens Ruhr control
Berlin reports Britain plans to make Germany work and curb Western Germany’s reconstruction. The British zone will stay dollar backed and seek control of the Ruhr coal industry, reducing British influence in Germany.
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Berlin
Germany
Britain
Ruhr
Plagiarism, Fame, and the Fires of Radio Drama
New York writer Wryllis Cooper laments student plagiarism of radio scripts and industry-wide idea thievery. He recalls wartime NBC scripts, prolific output, and the lonely craft of crafting phrases for radio as he defends original work against copycats and small stations alike.
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Ple
Friendly Man
Dunner
Greenwich Village
Bob Benchley
Benchley
South African farmer shoots mamba after chicken attack
Early morning in Nel's Rust South Africa a farmer awoke to barking dogs and found a large mamba attempting to swallow a chicken. He fired his gun killing the venomous snake after it had already consumed two other chickens.
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Junior
Santa
Nel’s Rust
South Africa
Christmas Day daylight gains and calls for world peace
Uncle Ray notes Christmas Day offers about nine hours daylight in southern Canada and northern U S, with a half minute more daylight today than yesterday. He views the turning point of the year, the daylight gain through June, and hopes the season inspires lasting world peace and a reminder of Jesus message to love enemies.
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United States
Florida
Texas
Arizona
Jesus
Uncle Ray Tomorrow The Xylophone picture leaf
Ten illustrations by Frank C. Pape appear in Africa's People and Customs. If you want a copy, send a self addressed envelope bearing a three cent stamp to Uncle Ray in care of this newspaper.
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Africa
Uncle Ray
Puppet Show planned by Troop 12 at St Joseph's hall
Troop 12 met on December 18 at St Joseph's school to finish puppets and stage preparations for a Puppet Show on December 30 at St Joseph's hall. Tickets go on sale at the door for a 7 p.m. start. show begins at 7:30 with public invites.
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St. Joseph's School
St. Joseph's Hall
Cecilia Ann Weisbecker
Troop 14
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Pop Goes
Eliza
Austria
Cynthia Wolff
Holy Trinity School
Patrol 4
Donna Zellmer
Colette Grabinski
Marlene Holzer
Marjorie Schmitt
Herman
Fries
Thill
Czech Rail Car Production Surges past a Thousand Monthly
Production in Czechoslovakia has risen to over 1,300 railway passenger and freight cars produced each month. The increase reflects expanded industrial output and improved rail services across the region.
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Czechoslovakia
Teaching Children to Thank Givers After Christmas Gifts
An unsigned column urges parents to teach children gratitude after receiving gifts. It suggests quick thank you notes, simple phrases, and model notes for young children, stressing practice until thanking becomes second nature and extends beyond holidays. It also advertises Dr Patri’s feeding booklet No. 303 available by mail.
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Sunday Services In Rural Churches
Mindoro North Bend Presbyterian and Holmen Lutheran announce morning services and programs. Mindoro holds 9 30 sermon The Faithfulness of God 10 30 Sunday school and a New Year dinner at church North Bend offers 10 15 Sunday school 11 00 services and a New Year dinner at IOOF hall Holmen Lutheran says no Sunday school Dec 28 Communion at Lewis Valley 10 30 Christmas tree program at Holmen 3 00 Communion at Holmen 8 00 Luther league afterwards with hostesses Halfway Ladies Aid afternoon church parlors New Year s Day 10 30 Communion at Halfway Lewis Valley choir concert New Year s night 8 00
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North Dueve
Tommy Partiett
Junior Junction
Metropolitan Opera
Betty Russell
Harry Wismer
Joe Snyder
Rose
Mr. Malone
Bill Erin
Washington
Jonie Kowalis
Joan Bagneski
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Virginia Plapp
Karen Handson
Shirley McCoy
Rosemary Desmond
Kay Swartz
Joyce Pederson
Janis Jobe
Mary McCoy
Scribe
Judy Ulrich
Mindoro
Kenneth R. Torvik
Lewis Valley
Holmen
Luther League
Mmes
Jesse Olson
Arnold Black
Melvin Daffinson
Edward Quall
Halfway Ladies’ Aid Society
Merritt Holseth
Oscar Berg
Erling Oines
Deaf Suspects in Glasgow Theft Case Require Sign Language Interpreter
In Glasgow Scotland a police court heard two deaf mute men charged with stealing 800 dollars. A detective was summoned to explain the charges to the suspects using sign language.
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